Looking for Ballyhoo

[tmack92]

wire cone!!

Its looks like this, the wire that sits on the line that rotates over the wire on the weight for secure quick rigging... I used them for the first time at the Canyons last weekend and was very impressed, would prefer to make them myself, but can't find them seperate online...

[southport05]

If they don't have them in the online store here at SFC, I know Melton Tackle has them.

[KAISER]

Looks like a Tournement Cable rig

[Albiemanmike]

KAISER,
Looks like you win the prize.......Tournament Cable it is!

http://www.tournamentcable.com/pgs/i...itemsubcat=SHM

Slightly different but I think very close to what TMack is looking for.

[John from Madison CT]

C'Mon TMack, those wire cones (Bait springs) are for rookies.

Let me send you some pin rigs with the rubber bands. Much cleaner. PM me your address.

[tmack92]

C'Mon TMack, those wire cones (Bait springs) are for rookies.

Let me send you some pin rigs with the rubber bands. Much cleaner. PM me your address.

I am a rookie

[On The Edge]

They do make things easy but a simple rubber band or piece of small rigging wire on a pin rig will do the same thing. The "Springs are OK if you are using a skirt but if you plan on running a hoo naked i would learn to rig without them..

[Innovator]

Tmack,

If you have the time shoot down to my shop in Falmouth and I can show you the various ways to rig ballyhoo and pro/cons of each. Shoot me a PM.

Thanks,

Kevin