Thread: bubble rig straws
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09-07-2018, 09:10 AM #1Senior Member
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bubble rig straws
After reading the article about wire leaders and bubble rigs, it got me to thinking. whats the longest straw piece any of you have used before it becomes ineffective. I was looking at the option of using mono followed by steel leader material for last part of the rig, but make tube just a little longer with steel leader that would hidden inside as well as swivel hidden.
Thoughts and ideas from you seasoned veterans is always welcome.
Thanks
Phil
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I've never put much thought into it.
All I can say is mine are just long enough to cover the hook and the cross-lock barrel swivel I use on the end to make changing straws easier.
Around 2"??Carl
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I use the rubber sunglasses holders for my straws, i make them 3-4" i still get bit plenty on them and that lil bit of extra length tends to save my mono leader from getting too tore up by the bigger spanish
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Last edited by old_skool; 09-10-2018 at 08:51 AM.
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Green has been a productive color this Summer. Walmart GS has plenty of all colors.
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Get a few grey ones worked real good for me this year when water was real clear. Looks more like a glass minnow than all the rest.
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