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I probably don't have enough experience to comment, but after much reading of forums & watching of videos, I'm becoming keen on clipping rigs down where possible, unless a pulley rig is called for. Mark Williams did an interesting 3 hook clipped down flapper rig a few months ago which I have yet to assemble & try, and I've just built a couple of up & over rigs with 6ft snoods also untested. I think the secret lies in using whatever suits you to get the rig out on the seabed and present the bait the way you hope is best!

[QUOTE="Trampster, post: 54752, member: 334"] I probably don't have enough experience to comment, but after much reading of forums & watching of videos, I'm becoming keen on clipping rigs down where possible, unless a pulley rig is called for. Mark Williams did an interesting 3 hook clipped down flapper rig a few months ago which I have yet to assemble & try, and I've just built a couple of up & over rigs with 6ft snoods also untested. I think the secret lies in using whatever suits you to get the rig out on the seabed and present the bait the way you hope is best! [/QUOTE]

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