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 3 Way Rig
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09/29/15 02:41 AM
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boosted_abugarcia
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 How do y'all like making yalls three way rig .? This is going to be my first time in a long time fishing with it !
Young Doodle Doodle
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Re: 3 Way Rig
[Re: boosted_abugarcia]
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09/29/15 03:58 AM
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mjmetro0719
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I prefer to use a regular barrell swivel with a pegged cork on top of the swivel, I mainly use this method while anchoring and if I get slack in the line the float still keeps my bait in the depth that I choose. I tie my weight line and my hook leader on the bottom ring of the swivel. I have never been a fan of the actual three way swivel and I couldn't even tell you why other than its just my preference to use a barrell swivel.
Mike
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Re: 3 Way Rig
[Re: mjmetro0719]
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09/29/15 11:47 AM
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BrianTx01
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I prefer to use a regular barrell swivel with a pegged cork on top of the swivel, I mainly use this method while anchoring and if I get slack in the line the float still keeps my bait in the depth that I choose. I tie my weight line and my hook leader on the bottom ring of the swivel. I have never been a fan of the actual three way swivel and I couldn't even tell you why other than its just my preference to use a barrell swivel. If you do this but put an unpegged float on your weight line you get a "Tiny" rig.
Fighting Texas Aggie Class of 2001
Proud UNT Alumni
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Re: 3 Way Rig
[Re: boosted_abugarcia]
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09/29/15 01:50 PM
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J Lowe
Pro Angler
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Pro Angler
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Check out an kentucky rig. I've been experimenting with it a bit lately while dragging baits. You can change out the weight or hook within a couple seconds if you need to adapt to the conditions. Also, I find that using a traditional 3 way swivel setup gets tangled up more easily.
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Re: 3 Way Rig
[Re: boosted_abugarcia]
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09/29/15 02:18 PM
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HeavyLead
Extreme Angler
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Extreme Angler
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I will use a 3-way swivel if bank fishing in current on a river or creek. I think just about any other rig would be better in a lake or from a boat though.
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