Tie at home leader hook,then swivel on other end.
Stick hook in noodle foam wrap line , tooth pick in swivel.Make a
dozen .

Yep

Best way to do it imo, I usually tie a dozen or more and have them ready to go. When you break off just grab your hardware and leader and one knot and your ready to go. I have a c rig tied on year around not real sure I could go fishing without one. I vary weights and leader length throughout the year depending on depth I'm fishing. It's actually a good set up for the spawn for me probably the most productive when the water is to dirty to see the fish. I'll use a 3/8th weight and 12"-18" leader for the spawn. When the fish move out deeper I personally like a 3/4 oz and start with a 36" leader and let the fish tell me if it needs to be adjusted from there.

I throw a c-rig a LOT and can't tell you how many times I have broken one off in the last 30 minutes of a tournament when we are desperately trying to cull or catch just one more fish. I started pre-tying leaders now and it helps a ton. You simply tie a hook with your leader line to a swivel. I tie both short (24"-36") and long (48"+) ones and put them in individual marked zip lock bags. Doing this, allows me to simply take out the weight size and bead I want to use then just tie the one knot which saves a ton of time on the boat.

And BTW - I also started out using those pre-made brass ones and they SUCK. They get hung up on everything.

You can pre tie the hook and swivel and just tie on with beads and weight when using. I don't like keepers,except on t rigs

Never been a fan of the Crig because of the mass amounts of knot tying. I have even made leaders up before but it still is a pain because I always seem to make my leaders longer than I want. I am going to have to pick up some of the keepers and try it out. I think I will throw the technique much more if I can adjust my leader length on the fly!

I think you'll like it Jeff, I use to get so frustrated with tying 3 knots and always breaking. It is so easy now I throw the c-rig much more. every time I caught more than pro on tour it was with a c-rig.