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Sea-Gar 06-20-2007 01:13 PM

Outrigger Release Clips
 
I need a set of good outrigger clips. Currently the ones I have do not have enough tension to troll my spreader bars. Does anyone have any suggestions? I looked at the Rupp Knock out clips. Does anyone have any experience with these?

keeperreaper 06-20-2007 01:59 PM

the best are blacks. I use #64 rubberbands in a snapswivel. Easy to use and cheap. works great.

thefishingfreak 06-20-2007 02:10 PM

roller trollers and rubber bands.
knock outs suck, i had them on my grady. there's 2 different adjustments that no-body can seem to figure out so there allways either too loose or too tight.
i agreee with the #64 rubber bands the best. no false releases.
it sucks when you have to slow down and re-set because of a false release..again and again..

likwid 06-20-2007 02:32 PM

roller trollers x2

MakoMike 06-20-2007 02:38 PM

I've used roller trollers for years, never had a problem. You do need to hit them with a good lube at the beginning of each season. I also use them for flat line clips.I only use rubber bans when using tag lines (and I rarely use them anymore).

Hooper 06-20-2007 08:54 PM

I use Nok-Out and have never had an issue, can troll big bars with ease.

Raider Ronnie 06-20-2007 09:01 PM

I have knock outs also,
but adjusting them is tricky,
On a rough day, they can release too easily, and if you tighten them too much, you will bend your pols (I have) because they don't release easy enough when a fish hits!

big jay 06-20-2007 09:22 PM

I had knok-outs and really liked them. I thought they were very good especially for heavy bars like 18's and Mac Bars.

Broke one, and replaced them with the Aftco roller trollers. Unfortunately they are the new style, and I don't like them as much (they're just ok). The older style roller trollers (where the tension control is a silver dail in the middle) are much better if you can find them.

Sea-Gar 06-21-2007 07:27 AM

Thanks. I will try the rubber band method.

Van 06-21-2007 08:16 AM

The outrigger release clip is what I have. (1/2 way down the page)

http://www.finestkind.com/cgi-local/...ASE%20CLIP

MakoMike 06-21-2007 09:25 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by big jay (Post 501710)
I had knok-outs and really liked them. I thought they were very good especially for heavy bars like 18's and Mac Bars.

Broke one, and replaced them with the Aftco roller trollers. Unfortunately they are the new style, and I don't like them as much (they're just ok). The older style roller trollers (where the tension control is a silver dail in the middle) are much better if you can find them.

I think I read that AFTCO is now making both the new and old styles, since a lot of guys didn't like the new ones.

Sea-Gar 06-22-2007 08:08 AM

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When using the rubber band are you bypassing the release clip all together? What is the breaking limit on a #64 rubber band? Is my diagram correct?

thefishingfreak 06-22-2007 09:19 AM

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something like this.
put the rubber band arround the main line, double it back on itself, twist it arround itself a bunch of times, then put the little loop end in the swivel clip.

tah-dahh....

MakoMike 06-22-2007 10:54 AM

with the tag lines I have a snap on the end of the tag line, so I just wrap the rubber band around the fishing line and pull it through itself to make a loop and then put the loop in the snap.


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