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How To . . . .

The table below shows how & where feeders can be used.

Feeder River Stillwater Carp
Plastic ● ● ●
Big Pig ● ● ●
Cage / Pellet ● ● ●
Flyer   ● ●
Rocket   ● ●
Pole / Pole-It ●    
Long Range Blockend   ● ●
River Blockend ● ● ●
Method Coil & Swivel Coil   ● ●
Floating Method Coil   ● ●
Bag-up Feeda Waggler Coil   ● ●
Bag-up Feeda Waggler / Splasha    ● ●
Chomper / Chummer   ● ●

Click on link to take you to relevant diagram

River  Stillwater  Method (Inline)  Waggler  Swivel



River (Running)

Feeders attached with a sliding stop on your line, then threaded through the feeder
link / swivel then stopped by 2 No.4 shot, with hooklength = 45cm




Stillwater (Paternoster)

Method Coil Rig

Feeders are attached to the main line via a link swivel the hooklength is then
attached 100mm above the feeder to form the paternoster link.





Method (Inline)

Feeders attached with a sliding stop on your line, then threaded through the centre
of the feeder then tied with a swivel at the end, with a hooklength = 8-12cm

Note: Swivel coils and Inline open end feeders do not need sliding stop!





Wagglers

The feeder is attached with a sliding stop on your line, then threaded
through the eyelet of the feeder, with a swivel tied at the end.

Note: Chompers. Splasha's and Waggler coils are attached Waggler style.





Swivel Coils / Inline Open End Feeders

Inline Swivel Rig

Run main line through centre of  feeder then tie a swivel
(included) to the end using half blood knot.

Inline Swivel Rig

Push swivel back into holder. Use a short hooklength = 8 - 12cm


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