justin case

Just want a few opinion guys, can you see any faults with this set up
Im going to be using this tiny dibber fixed bottom end as a miniture waggler

a kind of splasher for up in the water on the long pole

I used some micro silicone that fits tight on the pole float stem and tied a micro swivel to the other end of the silicone with the knot used for eyed hooks.

I wanted an ultra light rig that would work in excessive wind, when a top and bottom float would skate all over the place,

Your thoughts guys

Ignore the date had to fit new batts in the camera and im too lazy to set it up

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compleat tangler

i use similar rigs(home made) but unlike when fishing the whip and a sharp backwards tug sinks the line i equally space a couple of tiny stotz as back shots to encourage it to sink the line or if allowed braid up to the float.

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ooh you are awful!!

shaunPearce

i have used similiar rigs myself. and they do work well.

your idea of the splasher i played around with last year and a large shot 10 inches above the float was good for this but on one occasion did have a carp go for the shot.

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billy whizz

Much simpler and tidier, get small swivel some carp boy type shrink tubing put shrink tube on float stem push swivel in then pour on hot water. hey presto a pole float waggler