Re-using rigs
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Re-using rigs
Just a quick question, does everyone wash their traces/rigs off after a days fishing? I know you should replace the hooks every time but sometimes a trace may only hit the water once or be in the box with a wet trace and the next time you open up ur rig box they have a little rust on them but there still sharp??
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Re: Re-using rigs
I give mine a spray with wd40 when I'm done, usually spray a bit inside the sleeves on my rig wallet too, keeps everything in good shape a little while longer.
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Re: Re-using rigs
I reuse my flattie rigs all the time. I might use the same rig 30 or 40 times without changing anything. Once the hooks are good quality they should be fine. Also if it's only smaller fish i'm after i don't think there's a need to change the snoods too often. If i find rust on hooks or any signs of damage to snoods i'll scrap the lot and re make the rigs from scratch. I use conger rigs over and over again as the snoods are so thick it would take an awful lot of damage to weaken them and the cox and rawl meat hooks i use are good quality and don't lose their point too easily. If i'm catching alot of dogfish i'll throw away the rigs fairly regular.
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Re: Re-using rigs
"Danger" never spray WD40 on line it rots line!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1Shambo wrote:I give mine a spray with wd40 when I'm done, usually spray a bit inside the sleeves on my rig wallet too, keeps everything in good shape a little while longer.
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Wd40 being a heavier form of kerosene, kerosene being oil, mono being single strand nylon, nylon used in the making of oil tanks, can you see where I'm going with this.....paul mason wrote:"Danger" never spray WD40 on line it rots line!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1Shambo wrote:I give mine a spray with wd40 when I'm done, usually spray a bit inside the sleeves on my rig wallet too, keeps everything in good shape a little while longer.
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Re: Re-using rigs
What does WD-40 contain?Shambo wrote:Wd40 being a heavier form of kerosene, kerosene being oil, mono being single strand nylon, nylon used in the making of oil tanks, can you see where I'm going with this.....paul mason wrote:"Danger" never spray WD40 on line it rots line!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1Shambo wrote:I give mine a spray with wd40 when I'm done, usually spray a bit inside the sleeves on my rig wallet too, keeps everything in good shape a little while longer.
While the ingredients in WD-40 are secret, we can tell you what WD-40 does NOT contain. WD-40 does not contain silicone, kerosene, water, wax, graphite, chlorofluorocarbons (CFCs), or any known cancer-causing agents.
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It contains:paul mason wrote:What does WD-40 contain?Shambo wrote:Wd40 being a heavier form of kerosene, kerosene being oil, mono being single strand nylon, nylon used in the making of oil tanks, can you see where I'm going with this.....paul mason wrote:"Danger" never spray WD40 on line it rots line!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1Shambo wrote:I give mine a spray with wd40 when I'm done, usually spray a bit inside the sleeves on my rig wallet too, keeps everything in good shape a little while longer.
While the ingredients in WD-40 are secret, we can tell you what WD-40 does NOT contain. WD-40 does not contain silicone, kerosene, water, wax, graphite, chlorofluorocarbons (CFCs), or any known cancer-causing agents.
Aliphatic Petroleum Distillates 60-70%
Petroleum base Oil 15-25%
Carbon dioxide - 2-3%
Non-harzardous Ingredients <10%
Aliphatic Petroleum Distillates equals kerosene
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Re: Re-using rigs
imagine you being a fish and being hungry????????????????????????would u mind rust..................................
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Prob not but if the rust caused the hook to break youd have one p*&&^$ off angler hopping mad on the beachsaving private brian wrote:imagine you being a fish and being hungry????????????????????????would u mind rust..................................
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Re: Re-using rigs
Thanks for the replies lads now i'm scared to spray wd40 on me nuts
, I may just continue to wash them in warm water and try and make sure theyre dry before packing them away, I usually use kamassan b940 hooks on the odd occasion ive used larger ones where the tip of the point slightle bends in Hiro brand i think
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I might be reading this wrongly but...southaussie wrote:Thanks for the replies lads now i'm scared to spray wd40 on me nuts, I may just continue to wash them in warm water and try and make sure theyre dry before packing them away, I usually use kamassan b940 hooks on the odd occasion ive used larger ones where the tip of the point slightle bends in Hiro brand i think
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Re: Re-using rigs
i just wrap em up on rig winders and re use untill i feel the hooks have had it,
have had no problems yet, i recon if put into a rig wallet they may stay damp and rust a bit more
have had no problems yet, i recon if put into a rig wallet they may stay damp and rust a bit more
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I think I split my sides laughingjd wrote:I might be reading this wrongly but...southaussie wrote:Thanks for the replies lads now i'm scared to spray wd40 on me nuts, I may just continue to wash them in warm water and try and make sure theyre dry before packing them away, I usually use kamassan b940 hooks on the odd occasion ive used larger ones where the tip of the point slightle bends in Hiro brand i think
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Ha ha easily done:)jd wrote:I might be reading this wrongly but...southaussie wrote:Thanks for the replies lads now i'm scared to spray wd40 on me nuts, I may just continue to wash them in warm water and try and make sure theyre dry before packing them away, I usually use kamassan b940 hooks on the odd occasion ive used larger ones where the tip of the point slightle bends in Hiro brand i think
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