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Each Offshore Angler™ Ready Rig is designed with a heavy-duty nylon coated 2 foot wire with a very-streamlined crimped barrel swivel and super-strong interlocking snaps on each end of the swivel. Comes rigged with an egg sinker, choose the size that best suits your fishing needs. 2 rigs per pack.
Web ID: 103568
Rated 3 out of
5 by
Memnoch63 from
ok product for the pricethese wire leaders were ok for the price. The clamp that holds the weight could have been a little bigger though. It was kind of hard to open the clasp to put hooks on also but it did the job.
Date published: 2016-07-13
Rated 5 out of
5 by
Chuckus from
Offshore Riggreat for 10 - 20 ft of water in moderate waves - durable and they last.
Date published: 2014-10-27
Rated 5 out of
5 by
Bassmacker from
Excellent RigsI used the 3/4 ounce rigs for some inshore fishing at the Texas Coast, and they served me well. I was fishing with some live shrimp under a popping cork, which usually did pretty well. I decided to switch to one of these, but I kept the shrimp on. My first cast out, I had a strike. Set the hook and soon after had a two pound sheepshead. It wasn't much, but I was a little discouraged until I started using this. The swivel works very well, and I like the steel wire leader, which proved useful when I was fishing a shipping channel for some black drum, dragging it over the rocks on the bottom. The egg weight also doesn't get hung up as easily as other casting weights.
Great rigs, and super cheap as well.
Can someone explain to me how to rig this? I assume barrel swivel goes to line...after that no clue. I mean do you attach another weight at the bottom? Where does the hook go. Sorry if sounds dumb but never seen anything like this. Thanks
Asked by: mcthack
swivel to line , then hook, then weight on the bottom , 3 ounce lead or less.
Answered by: Memnoch63
Date published: 2017-05-31
What's the use of the red beads?
Don't they spook the fish away??
Asked by: bchboi
no , it acts as an attractor. you can also use a cut piece of mcdonalds straws as an attractor also. crazy but true.
Answered by: Memnoch63
Date published: 2017-05-31
I'm learning..Surf? Pier? Where?
Do you put the hook directly at the end of the rig?? What bait do you sugest?? Thanks,
Asked by: bchboi
put your weight on the end and hook on the other. that way if your fishing from a pier you can let the weight lay on the bottom with your bait just off the bottom to prevent hang ups. i usually use cut squid , shrimp or mud minnows.
Answered by: Memnoch63
Date published: 2017-05-31
Which end would the main line be tied to?
Asked by: eigosensei
Thank you for your inquiry. The end with the snaps is attached to the mail line. You attach your hook and lure to the end with the weights.
Answered by: BPSResource11
Date published: 2017-05-31
Can i use this with surf fishing or no...
Asked by: surfer15
Has not ben successful in the surf. Swells and current is ok
Answered by: TLRSR
Date published: 2017-05-31
What is the 'LB TEST'
strength for these 'Ready Rigs'?
2 oz and 1 oz, particularly.
Asked by: Kamuela
All of the ready rigs are made with 45 lb. black nylon coated wire so that the breaking strenght of the entire rig is at least 45 lb. test.
Thank you
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