Crimp Swivel Thingies

Now we had this subject once, and alot of you hated them, but I'm not sure you've tried these:

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meh...i think they are all the same except the smartrig "smarties" those are great. :D :D

meh...i think they are all the same except the smartrig "smarties" those are great. :D :D

I have buckets of those, but I think I'll use beads, swivels, and telephone wire for the foreseeable future..

can ya send me some :lol: :lol: :lol: :wink:

i dont use them on my competition rigs but i find them great on the beach when your lazy...have never tangled on me either.

Smarties are handy-I'm keeping them!

Yeah, they are right handy, my mate picked up about 30 packets of them in Spain during the summer for €1 each . .i donbt use them for compo gears but always keep a pack handy in the wallet for knocking up emergency rigs etc.

ok so whats the difference between these crimps and smartrig "smarties"?

Sorry, my mate brought back those "crimp swivel" ones, dunno about the smarties . . !

smarties...

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meh...i think they are all the same except the smartrig "smarties" those are great. :D :D

I have buckets of those, but I think I'll use beads, swivels, and telephone wire for the foreseeable future..

telephone wire??

meh...i think they are all the same except the smartrig "smarties" those are great. :D :D

I have buckets of those, but I think I'll use beads, swivels, and telephone wire for the foreseeable future..

telephone wire??

Hi Daithi,
You can use the very thin, coated wire in telephone wire as stop-knots, it also has the advantage of being re-positionable.

Derek

smarties...

ah, so thats the name of those yokes!

[quote="fishinmidget"]meh...i think they are all the same except the smartrig "smarties" those are great. :D :D

I have buckets of those, but I think I'll use beads, swivels, and telephone wire for the foreseeable future..

telephone wire??

Hi Daithi,
You can use the very thin, coated wire in telephone wire as stop-knots, it also has the advantage of being re-positionable.

Derek[/quote]

cheers for that sean

If you are all obsessed with these smarties I'll give them a try, when my new hooks arrive....

i cant really fault the smarties.. anytime i have 'borrowed' a rig from midget they seem to last a good while..

i usually get the yellow ones as they are good bait clips too :wink:

the red ones are the ones with swivels

wonder will M&M's come up with some :lol: