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Lalizas Sea Anchor Drogue
Sea anchors are an essential part of the boats safety equipment. They can be used to slow down the boat when facing strong winds and heavy seas – in addition – they ensure the boat turns to head into or away from the waves to avoid broaching. They reduce drift, acting like a break when […]
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Lures, Mackerel Fishing, Tackle
Storm R.I.P Multi-Depth Screw System
The R.I.P Multi-Depth Screw System is another option for rigging up oversize soft plastics for targeting truly giant fish. It features the same dual hook rig that the R.I.P Rigger has, however the R.I.P Multi-Depth Screw System features unique interchangeable weights that allows the angler to adjust the weight and running depth of their rig. Simply slide off the weight and choose between one of the three different weights that come inside the pack.
Each R.I.P. Multi-Depth Screw System comes complete with 3x weights of varying mass, 2x screws allowing you to have multiple baits ready; and a crimped 80lb wire rig with 2 x #2/0 VMC treble hooks.
- Light System: Length: 12cm - Weights: 3g, 6g, & 9g
- Heavy System: Length: 14cm - Weights: 15g, 20g & 25g
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The Bait Shop Triple Paternoster Rig
The triple paternoster rig is a multi-hooked* bottom fish rig, best used from an anchored boat when there's not much tide running. Slack line should be avoided with this rig, as a biting fish will feel the resistance of the lead and drop the bait, long before it can be registered at the rod tip.
*Please note - this rig doesn't come with hooks. It is simply the line all made up ready to go for ease of customised hook attachment depending on what you're chasing.
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The Bait Shop Twisted Paternoster Rig
The paternoster rig is a multi-hooked bottom fish rig, best used from an anchored boat when there’s not much tide running. Slack line should be avoided with this rig, as a biting fish will feel the resistance of the lead and drop the bait, long before it can be registered at the rod tip. […]
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