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In reply to Post #1
Do you tie your slips with a bit of blowback tubing Matthew Collins style?
I find if I want less slip, I'll drop down in tubing size until I find what I can still fit through the tubing. It can still close up, but it takes a significant amount of force. It should give you what you're looking for & preserve your D from anything short of a screaming run.
(It will however reduce the sensitivity to detecting whether 'you've been done')
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Ive had the opposite problem to you in the usa had turtles pick the bait not the hook and extended the slip d part instead of close it up. To get around this i use the same set up but I use some spare braided to make the slip d separate and then thread your hooklink through the hook like you would normally but pull the d tight to the eye of the hook and use the slip d you whipped on the hook instead then it can't be closed up and you can still change the hook. If it is tight to thread through the eye with the extra braid I use a piece of mono to help pull it through. You can do the same to make a quick change blow back rig also. I found it best to leave the tags long and put your kicker/silicon tube or shrink tube on then cut them down if you blob them it makes it difficult to thread the hooklink material through. Hope this makes sense it is hard to explain.
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In reply to Post #1
The whole point of this rig (original was / is the Mark Bryant Ultimate Rig) was to ascertain whether you'd been done or not; it was not designed to re-set.
If you want a similar combi set up that facilitates quick hook changes but with improved re-set capabilities then perhaps simply double up your braid with a bait swivel or screw (to create the D multi rig style) and whip to the hook shank knotless knot style, trimming tight to the eye and adding superglue if your paranoid. Tie another small braided section direct to a Korda Hook Klip and then albright knot to your stiff boom section ensuring you whip the braid over the stiff section as tight to the Klip eye as poss before tightening to mitigate the length of braided / flexy section. Attach the Klip to the hook eye and add a kicker / line aligner / shrink tube over the Klip (before crimping or tying a loop at the other end of the boom section), job done . . .
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In reply to Post #4
I shrink tube mine, it's extra faff yes - but I find it more secure than silicone.
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In reply to Post #3
I was using silicon but recently using kickers.
Did see Matthew Collins use a small bit of tubing between the bait screw and the eye that would do the job but wouldn't work with a silicon/kicker.
More I think the more I think its over complicated. I may stick to mono D rigs and ronnies for pop ups.
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In reply to Post #1
Are you using silicone or shrink tube over the eye of the hook section?
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In reply to Post #1
Darrell peck combi rig
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I'm a big fan off the slip d/Multi-rig. I like using a stiff boom and a supple braid end and have the ability to easily swap the hook and have bait separation with the D.
But last night I got done as I had a single bleep around 1am and when I got the rod in the bait was jammed as the d had skipped on that rod which meant I wasn't really fishing the rest of the night.
I was in France a few weeks back and it happened a couple times. I guess I should look at rig lengths but now thinking there must a better alternative.
Any suggestions of a rig which has the benefits of the slip-d but without the slippage ?
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