Thread: Bubble rigs with wire
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09-06-2018, 08:39 PM #1Senior Member
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Bubble rigs with wire
Does anyone use wire leaders to make bubble rigs or are bubble rigs pretty much limited to mono and fluoro leaders?
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09-06-2018, 09:02 PM #2Senior Member
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Wire is not really needed and you will get less hits. Plus it kinks up real bad just about every time you catch a fish.
Carl
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I use 29 lb. solid wire for the last 6". Tie the wire to mono with an albright knot. I then attach a Norman Speed Clip or a snap to the end of the wire with a haywire twist so the hook can be removed in order to replace the straw without having to retie. There's a post with a picture of it somewhere, but I couldn't find it.
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I used 30lb.7 Strand for years and used the crimp on ferrules with the 30lb. small Spro swivel at the bubble end. I put a snap swivel on the bubble or popping cork that way I could just slip one color straw off and put another color on. That was before the sharks got bad. Then I just went to 60lb. mono so the shark could bite through when he got my Spanish.
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09-07-2018, 06:06 AM #5
Going to try it with short 6in or less piece of 7 strand like the 2 fisher's above....more for action of the jig used,plus ease of changing colors
Bill..............
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Leaders for toothy fish
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