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If you could only use 1 Rig, Ever again, Which one would it be? And Why?

Wine would probably be the Sheppy as it has its uses everywhere and you could vary the hook sizes for whatever you're targetting.

Yeah i like the sheppy myself...but it would prob be a three hook flapper...can be used in just about any situation!

I agree with Al, 3 hook flapper all the way. I'd say most of my shore caught fish were on that (or a two hook flapper :lol: when I couldn't be bothered fixing a rig). Use a sensibkle hook size and you'll pick up most things.

I agree with Al, 3 hook flapper all the way. I'd say most of my shore caught fish were on that (or a two hook flapper :lol: when I couldn't be bothered fixing a rig). Use a sensibkle hook size and you'll pick up most things.

totaly agree lads, its a favorite of mine. and the 1 hook clipped down is my second! if i want to fish long distance :D

A 3 hook clip down rig with size2 B940's. This can be cast much further than a 3 hook flapper and can also become a 3 hook flapper.

A pulley rig. Though not for every situation this has given me the most pleasure fishing for decent fish.

Donagh

for the type of fishing i spend most of my time doing it would have to be a pulley rig.i guess its horses for courses though

If you could only use 1 Rig, Ever again, Which one would it be? And Why?

Wine would probably be the Sheppy as it has its uses everywhere and you could vary the hook sizes for whatever you're targetting.

what the jesus is a sheppy rig?

[/quote]Wine would probably be the Sheppy as it has its uses everywhere and you could vary the hook sizes for whatever you're targetting.

Never mind Drew, he's probably been drinking again :lol:

Three hook clipped with mixture of size 2's and 4's, wouldn't leave home without them

If you could only use 1 Rig, Ever again, Which one would it be? And Why?

Wine would probably be the Sheppy as it has its uses everywhere and you could vary the hook sizes for whatever you're targetting.

what the jesus is a sheppy rig?

From what I remember seeing in a magazine, it is essentially a series of pulley rigs..

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Sheppy or two hook clipped( you don't have too clip it if you don't want to :lol: )

Wine would probably be the Sheppy as it has its uses everywhere and you could vary the hook sizes for whatever you're targetting.

Never mind Drew, he's probably been drinking again :lol:

Three hook clipped with mixture of size 2's and 4's, wouldn't leave home without them

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Says the man with the strange Quotations, eh Mr McG? :lol:

one up one down seems to have worked very well for me in the past so i'd go with that :D

For the fishing I do I tend to stick with the pennell with 4/0 and 2/0 .

Another fav of mine is the Portsmouth or Loop rig (basically a 1 up 1 down rig that can be clipped for distance).

Thats it alright J.D only used it a few times but its worked for me when i have :)

Sorry Drew, I stand corrected :oops: As for my quotation skills.... :oops: :oops:

What though do you see as being the advantage of the 'sheppy rig'?

i have only started to use the 3 hook loop rig, it can be used as a flapper for in close or clipped for distance, and with the long bottom snood it could catch me a ray too. all in all very versatile.

Sorry Drew, I stand corrected :oops: As for my quotation skills.... :oops: :oops:

What though do you see as being the advantage of the 'sheppy rig'?

Well Pete, The version of the Sheppy I use is as follows:

15cm Snood on the Pulley (30lb Snood)
50cm of Main line (usually 50/80lb)
15cm Snood on 2nd Pulley
50cm of Main line
(For the Marks I fish I use 1/0's for the Coalies/Codling)
Here's the Clever bit, either add an Imp, an Impact Shield, or a breakaway Impact Lead at the Bottom of the 2nd Pulley and both snoods will clip into it (Low 1 First, High 1 Second) allowing you to tuck the Baits in behind the lead.

The Main Advantages of this Rig which I can see are:
The Rough Ground version I've just described maintains the qualities of a Single Pulley (Getting the Weight Above the Fish on the Retrieve, etc) yet it puts 2 Baits out to the Feeding Fish.

The Clean Ground Version which would obviously involve up to 3 Pullys with Lighter Snoods and Smaller Hooks was designed by Flounder Anglers on the Isle of Sheppy, who believed when 1 Flounder was hooked its movement would enpart life into the other snoods allowing for multiple hookups, Possibly a Perfect short range Match Rig?

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Hope this helps

good pictures drew

id say the rig would have to be tied very well for the 2 clipped down snoods not to tangle a lot

them boys from sheppy had the right idea - with the action on the other snoods

am a firm believer of a bit of trolling action on the flappers to get the flats interested in having a look at the bait

2 lads from kerry were telling me the boys in donegal are firm believers in this!

.............the boys in donegal are firm believers

Oh heck, we'll believe almost anything we're told.......... :D