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Carolina rig with swivel or no swivel????

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  • Super User

Swivels for saltwater fishing are super strong.

I dont use swivels on my c-rigs. I use braid to a mono leader. I slide my sinker on, then 2-3 bobber stops, then i tie my bait on. This setup allows me to change my leader length, and retie the section between the weight and the bait as needed when it gets worn.

  • Super User

The 80lb spro is tiny and stroooooooooooong.

7 minutes ago, webertime said:

The 80lb spro is tiny and stroooooooooooong.

It's what I use for my crig. Love em

Carolina Keeper

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Haven't used a swivel in years...Carolina Keepers work great.

50# plus braid with a bead and a Spro swivel as said. 10-12# flouro leader. 2/0 hook and Elaztech Zman nose hooked.

 

Carolina keepers dont hold my 1 oz plus weights very well and wont allow two different line weights types. 

  • Super User

Spro Swivels are about the toughest I've found.

20 hours ago, Comfortably Numb said:

 

 

Carolina keepers dont hold my 1 oz plus weights very well and wont allow two different line weights types. 

I have to use two keepers for heavier weights. Also, the clear ones seem to hold better than red. 

 

 

19 hours ago, Todd2 said:

I have to use two keepers for heavier weights. Also, the clear ones seem to hold better than red. 

 

 

Yeah but C keepers are not cheap compared to a 5 cent swivel and as I said I dont want 8-12# flouro all the way. I want heavy braid to free that heavy weight if snagged. I wont ming loosing the leader/hook/bait.

On ‎7‎/‎27‎/‎2017 at 11:56 PM, Todd2 said:

Haven't used a swivel in years...Carolina Keepers work great.

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