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Question boat rigs

Hi all after biting the bullet and saying that will go on the plaice boat trip in may (I know its a long way off but). But as i have never done boat fishing apart fom good old tourist mackeral boats.
I am going to ask a really daft question

what type of rig do you need for this?.
I guess they are different to beach flattie rigs?

all help will be appreciated
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Running ledger Dave long trace....with a boom and you can use the "Smoothy" flattie wishbone rig.....have caught loads drifting with it

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If you are using a spoon,try a Delta sonic 8inches from the hook.
Don't ask why it has to be 8inches - it just has - OK!
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Re: boat rigs

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Running ledger Dave long trace....with a boom and you can use the "Smoothy" flattie wishbone rig.....have caught loads drifting with it

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Hi Smoothy,

Please tell me what line breaking strength do you use for making your flattie rigs. I was looking at making some of your flounder rigs.
Do you use Amnesia or which flourocarbon?
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Re: boat rigs

ahh thanks dave for asking the question and smoothie for answering

confirmed my thoughts though..a boom long flowing trace some beads and sequins and away we go pingu!

i dunno why we need watch leads though too early in the season for me to get watch leads for nothing (i normally catch the crab lines that tourist throw in the harbour and pinch all the leads )
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cheers smoothy /bigfish do i need to use stronger rig body or snnod line usually use 60lb body and 22lb amnesia? cheers
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