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| View Poll Results: Bolt Rig V's Running Rig ? | |||
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11 | 45.83% |
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10 | 41.67% |
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3 | 12.50% |
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as a general rule what is your preference ?
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i use em both me for different situations, if it's a water full of hungry fish that are feeding like world's going to end, i'l use a balt rig with a big lead, if the fish are in a more finiky mood and line shy, and a slack lines needed i'l use a runner with a shock bead
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running rig 99% of the time lead clip or helicopter for xtreme range tend to use an inline with the lead core on the outside the swivel pushed in backwards and a tail rubber to hold it all neat i find the lead is disposed of a lot quicker when fishing into weed or up against snags.
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