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Old 09-11-2007, 01:13 PM
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need a bit off help

hello i just bought some off them esp leadcore ready made rigs 3 in a pack for £4.99




what i need to know is how do you attach it to the mainline with the loop in the leadcore
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Re: need a bit off help

Yep, thats right, the rings are to be attached to the swivel then the hooklenth to the ring as well, this so you can change over your your hook link.
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no no no i mean the other end to the main line not the hook lengh end lol
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Re: need a bit off help

The small loop on the lead core is were you attach the main line, use a blood knot it has a better hold on the lead core.
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cheers steve
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