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rigs clipped up 2 15.38%
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Old 03-19-2008, 12:18 PM
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bait clips, clip up, or down?

ok guys i'm just asking some opinions on this .

which method do you use , and why?
what are the advantages/drawbacks of either?
i'll add a poll.
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Re: bait clips, clip up, or down?

usually down as only realy ever clip a pulley rig
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Re: bait clips, clip up, or down?

oops. I voted clipped down when I meant clipped up. i really like to get at least one bait hard on the bottom and the most effective way of doing that on a multi hook rig is clipped up.
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Re: bait clips, clip up, or down?

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oops. I voted clipped down when I meant clipped up. i really like to get at least one bait hard on the bottom and the most effective way of doing that on a multi hook rig is clipped up.
good point
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