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  1. 08-07-2017, 09:04 AM #1
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    My homemade Capps and Coleman twist below the weight and the top hook twist also . Should I put my weight above a bead and barrel swivel ?


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    Are you using a cross line swivel or a 3-way swivel at the top?
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    Way I tie mine, no problems with twist whatsoever.
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    Is that snap swivels on the jigs ?


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    Quote Originally Posted by Cubeice View Post
    Is that snap swivels on the jigs ?


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    Yes sir, I like to be able to change out my double rigs on the fly!
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    Thanks for the help . Gonna tie some up today .


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    Probably poorly worded question on my part, but I was asking about the swivel type as an either/or as in which type you are using. The C&C rig requires a cross line swivel, not a normal 3-way.
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    I'm using a normal 3 way .


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    What size cross line swivel should I use ?


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