PAUL GARNER'S RIVER FLOAT LEGER RIG

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Paul Garner runs us through the float leger rig he uses for much of his river pike fishing with deadbaits at this time of the year. Designed to be relatively simple and ready to go at a moments notice, Paul uses strong gear that enable him to straighten the hooks on his trace should it become snagged, so that baited traces are never left in the water.
Paul is using the following gear:
12ft 3lb test curve rod
Baitrunner reel
65lb braided mainline
PikePro leger uptrace
PikePro Dumpy Slider float
PikePro 7mm fluoro beads
PikePro stop-knot elastic
PikePro twin-hook semi-barbless trace
2-5oz flat pear lead.
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17 окт 2024

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@tommytom207 4 года назад

Very informative information, I am curious , what brand of rod/bait runner reel are used? Would possibly purchase such a set up, thank you, and enjoy

@PIKEPRO341 4 года назад

Hi Allen, I'm using the basic Shimano ST Baitrunner - 6000 size I believe, and the rods are Nash Entity 3lb test curve. For the relatively close range fishing that is called for most of the time on the river, any set-up similar to this would be fine. Best wishes, BB

@tonynapoli5549 4 года назад

Nice and easy thanks good safe set up 👌

@triggerglasgow60 9 месяцев назад

Run rings fine for casting ? Considering I cast u 3 oz lead with one and the ring snapped and nearly killed me and my mate flew past my ear n just missed his head aswell dangerous run rings if you ask me

@durrantalan 8 месяцев назад

He said it was for under arm casts. Most of the time on rivers, you’re only fishing less than a rod length out in the slacks. Rings are fine for this. I don’t personally use them but rings would be fine for that.