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jkswimmer · 07-02-2004, 10:08 PM

Here is my red gill teaser rig set up . IT worked well onthe cape . First I use 100 lb swivels only because two bass at one time will wreck haveck on any thing lighter. For the mono 40lb is good for open beaches 30lb for back waters. Now for a snap a crosslock is good as it opens less often. 70lb is good. For the hook a Mustad 34007 5/0 fits the body well. Remember the two fish. Leader lengths 33-40 in for the main piece snap to swivel for open beaches, 24/30in for backbays. The dropper piece for the back loop of the swivel is 6-8in. Hoop this helps.

07-02-2004, 10:08 PM	#3
jkswimmer Registered User iTrader: (0) Join Date: Mar 2004 Location: whaling city Posts: 302	Here is my red gill teaser rig set up . IT worked well onthe cape . First I use 100 lb swivels only because two bass at one time will wreck haveck on any thing lighter. For the mono 40lb is good for open beaches 30lb for back waters. Now for a snap a crosslock is good as it opens less often. 70lb is good. For the hook a Mustad 34007 5/0 fits the body well. Remember the two fish. Leader lengths 33-40 in for the main piece snap to swivel for open beaches, 24/30in for backbays. The dropper piece for the back loop of the swivel is 6-8in. Hoop this helps.