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    Hi.
    6 pd Stren Gold set up in a drop shot or Kentucky rig. I want some give if I get a rod hung up and it's at its bent almost to its limit. Nine times out of ten it's the little weight at the bottom that I've tied loosely that is hung. Pull it loose with my hand and put a new one on. Takes about 25 secs.
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    Old and set in my ways... Stren hivis gold, 10# , 1/0 gold eagle claw and a minnow. It's worked for a long time, no sense changing now.
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    10# hi vis vicious with 4# and 6# leaders
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    Hello : I always use a 30 lb. braid with a swivel and attach rigs to the swivel. In Iowa you can only use up to 3 rods per person. Easy to watch all three for snags and pull them out easily. Have a great season. O - R
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    6# Vicious Hi Vis mono for 3 years now, little memory and able to handle the stray cats
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    Tried braid many times, just can't get the hang of it. Mono for me.
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    8# mr. crappie hi vis. I only use braid on my jigging poles
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    Quote Originally Posted by Cincinnati View Post
    Hi.
    6 pd Stren Gold set up in a drop shot or Kentucky rig. I want some give if I get a rod hung up and it's at its bent almost to its limit. Nine times out of ten it's the little weight at the bottom that I've tied loosely that is hung. Pull it loose with my hand and put a new one on. Takes about 25 secs.
    Be safe all.
    I like this idea....how do you tie it?
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    Quote Originally Posted by fishervet View Post
    I like this idea....how do you tie it?
    You can use drop shot weights ... Drop shot weights will pull off if hung (they're designed that way).

    A single overhand knot (granny knot) will easily break on light mono (or pull loose), if the sinker gets hung. And you can use all forms of slip sinkers or pinch-on sinkers.

    The rigs are simply one or two hook rigs with the weight at the end of the line (below the hooks).

    ... cp
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    Quote Originally Posted by CrappiePappy View Post
    You can use drop shot weights ... Drop shot weights will pull off if hung (they're designed that way).

    A single overhand knot (granny knot) will easily break on light mono (or pull loose), if the sinker gets hung. And you can use all forms of slip sinkers or pinch-on sinkers.

    The rigs are simply one or two hook rigs with the weight at the end of the line (below the hooks).

    ... cp
    again, a very informative answer which is greatly appreciated.....can't wait to go try this again....
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