Damn Muskie!

wrote:

however regarding their use, if the fish is over 8" in length you MUST
use a quick-set rig instead of a plain hook.

what is quick set rig?
thanks.

you are from Illinois?

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ciao
Vittorix

On Mon, 25 Jul 2005 23:52:11 -0500, "Vittorix"
wrote:

wrote:

however regarding their use, if the fish is over 8" in length you MUST
use a quick-set rig instead of a plain hook.

what is quick set rig?
thanks.

you are from Illinois?

Yes, I am from Illinois.

A quick strike rig is designed so that you can set the hooks
immediately when live bait fishing. Historically, live bait anglers
used just a large single hook so when the fish took the bait, they
waited until the fish swallowed the hook and bait which resulted in
fish being killed. I searched for a diagram for you but all I can find
is a supply company picture of what is included in them;

http://www.muskyshop.com/modules/car....php/nav_id/24

Try calling some local bait and tackle stores near you and they can
probably help. If not, check out some local muskie clubs.

Jay

wrote:

you are from Illinois?
Yes, I am from Illinois.

Chicago?

A quick strike rig is designed so that you can set the hooks
immediately when live bait fishing.

I saw, I found another some
http://www.walleyecentral.com/quikset.htm

do you prefer single hook or treble for quick-sets?

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ciao
Vittorix