Clip up rig two hook sea fishing rig

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Clip up rig two hook sea fishing rig



Clip up rig two hook sea fishing rig is a great rig when casting at distance . You can add beads sequins to your hook length for extra attraction

So whats your tips or advise on using this Clip up rig two hook sea fishing rig please post below

[big guy]

any multiple hook rig i use is clipped down using a bait shield and cascade swivels, just have to put bait stops on every hook snood.

don't know why i clip down and not up, just a confidence thing i guess.

[cockadoodldooo]

if you cast realy hard wont the weight of the bait cause the clip to slid down the line? ive never seen one like this before.

[gullyworm]

Originally Posted by big guy

any multiple hook rig i use is clipped down using a bait shield and cascade swivels, just have to put bait stops on every hook snood.

don't know why i clip down and not up, just a confidence thing i guess.

If you clip up instead of down you defeat the object of clipping the rig to some exstent.
The bait still gets forced down over the hook during the cast and on impact, and is liable to come unclipped.
If i have to leed the snood up away from the lead i use an up and over bringing the bait back to the lead,getting your baits clipped down near the lead makes the whole thing more streamline and less damaging to the bait.
Just my opinion like

[crabby]

i have used multiple hook rigs both clipped up and down and have not found any real problems with ether.i think it is a personal thing which gives you the most confidence. i now though use only clipped down rigs purely because of the aerodynamic factor, when casting long distance the first hook is clipped tight behind the lead and therefor must create less drag and especally if using a bomber style rig were two hooks are now tight behind the lead.

[im snagged]

clip up rigs are just as good, if the clip is sliding put a stopper there, the force of the weight slowing down when it hits the what should release the the 2 clipped hooks, only time they stay clipped when they hit the water, is if not made correct. up or down shouldnt make a diff.