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  1. SurfcaztR
    Just to clarify as either way works but the lure,colour and action will decide if your hooking up.Main reason most use a clip is to change lures quicker.
    2 points
  2. Softy
    Lure > Decoy 00 clip is what i use then blood knot to tie the clip to my fluro. Traditional swivels are WAY to bulky for smaller lures. People say clips are even rubbish and use a loop knot, Yes loop knot will probably give you a little bit more movement but i'm happy to sacrifice that for being lazy.
    2 points
  3. doobie
    I just came back in from the garage from taking the swivel clip off the line and re-tying to just a clip (size 0) then saw your post - may have to go back out and change back lol He makes sense but I'll see how it goes with just a clip between lure and leader.
    1 point
  4. SurfcaztR
    Maybe this will help
    1 point
  5. Meppstas
    Water level on the low side today. (Medium).JPG

    From the album: My Rivers & Fish. (part 4)

    1 point
  6. Meppstas
    View from Dylan's Bridge at 11.40am. (Medium).JPG

    From the album: My Rivers & Fish. (part 4)

    1 point
  7. Meppstas
    View downstream from the bridge. (Medium).JPG

    From the album: My Rivers & Fish. (part 4)

    1 point
  8. Meppstas
    Trout hooked in the fast flowing stretch of water (Medium).JPG

    From the album: My Rivers & Fish. (part 4)

    1 point
  9. Meppstas
    Trout hooked & lost here. (Medium) (2).JPG

    From the album: My Rivers & Fish. (part 4)

    1 point
  10. Meppstas
    This brown fell to the Aglia Mouche Noire..JPG

    From the album: My Rivers & Fish. (part 4)

    1 point
  11. Meppstas
    Time to get out & move elsewhere. (Medium).JPG

    From the album: My Rivers & Fish. (part 4)

    1 point
  12. Meppstas
    The last of the fast water.. (Medium).JPG

    From the album: My Rivers & Fish. (part 4)

    1 point
  13. Meppstas
    Some nice trout water ahead.. (Medium).JPG

    From the album: My Rivers & Fish. (part 4)

    1 point
  14. Meppstas
    One of the few rocky area in this stream. (Medium).JPG

    From the album: My Rivers & Fish. (part 4)

    1 point
  15. Meppstas

    Okuma trout gear.. (Medium).JPG

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    Okuma trout gear.. (Medium).JPG

    From the album: My Rivers & Fish. (part 4)

    1 point
  16. Meppstas
    Number fourteen for the spin session. (Medium).JPG

    From the album: My Rivers & Fish. (part 4)

    1 point
  17. Meppstas

    My cheer squad.. (Medium).JPG

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    My cheer squad.. (Medium).JPG

    From the album: My Rivers & Fish. (part 4)

    1 point
  18. Meppstas

    Mersey River. 1727 (Medium).JPG

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    Mersey River. 1727 (Medium).JPG

    From the album: My Rivers & Fish. (part 4)

    1 point
  19. Meppstas
    meppstas holding his 10,000th trout. (2) (Medium).jpg

    From the album: My Rivers & Fish. (part 4)

    1 point
  20. Meppstas
    Low water & full sun, makes for tough fishing..JPG

    From the album: My Rivers & Fish. (part 4)

    1 point
  21. Meppstas
    Log jams are common on these little streams. (Medium).JPG

    From the album: My Rivers & Fish. (part 4)

    1 point
  22. Meppstas
    Hooked a small trout here.(Medium).JPG

    From the album: My Rivers & Fish. (part 4)

    1 point
  23. Meppstas
    Glassy water on the Mersey River. (Medium).JPG

    From the album: My Rivers & Fish. (part 4)

    1 point
  24. Meppstas
    Echidna that headed for cover. (Medium).JPG

    From the album: My Rivers & Fish. (part 4)

    1 point
  25. Meppstas

    Fiery sunrise. (Medium).JPG

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    Fiery sunrise. (Medium).JPG

    From the album: My Rivers & Fish. (part 4)

    1 point
  26. Meppstas

    Deep water I bypassed. (Medium).JPG

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    Deep water I bypassed. (Medium).JPG

    From the album: My Rivers & Fish. (part 4)

    1 point
  27. Meppstas
    Dull conditions to start with. (Medium).JPG

    From the album: My Rivers & Fish. (part 4)

    1 point
  28. Meppstas
    Can't beat these hard to get to small streams.(Medium).JPG

    From the album: My Rivers & Fish. (part 4)

    1 point
  29. Meppstas

    Best trout of the day. (Medium).JPG

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    Best trout of the day. (Medium).JPG

    From the album: My Rivers & Fish. (part 4)

    1 point
  30. Meppstas
    Another trout was caught here. (flat water near river bank. (Medium).JPG

    From the album: My Rivers & Fish. (part 4)

    1 point
  31. Meppstas

    Aglia Mouche Noire did the job...JPG

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    Aglia Mouche Noire did the job...JPG

    From the album: My Rivers & Fish. (part 4)

    1 point
  32. Meppstas

    A long tough walk to get here...JPG

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    A long tough walk to get here...JPG

    From the album: My Rivers & Fish. (part 4)

    1 point
  33. Meppstas
    Trout No 26 was caught here..(Medium).JPG

    From the album: My Rivers & Fish. (part 4)

    1 point
  34. Meppstas
    Trout number three takes the Aglia Mouche Noire. (Medium).JPG

    From the album: My Rivers & Fish. (part 4)

    1 point
  35. Meppstas
    The new Trout Stalker 2 stickers. (Medium).JPG

    From the album: My Rivers & Fish. (part 4)

    1 point
  36. Meppstas
    The river running a little higher than I wanted. (Medium).JPG

    From the album: My Rivers & Fish. (part 4)

    1 point
  37. Meppstas
    The going isn't get any easier..(Medium).JPG

    From the album: My Rivers & Fish. (part 4)

    1 point
  38. Meppstas
    Solid wild brown trout taken on the gold Aglia. (Medium).JPG

    From the album: My Rivers & Fish. (part 4)

    1 point
  39. Meppstas
    Small trout with a beaded trout fly in it's top jaw.(Medium).JPG

    From the album: My Rivers & Fish. (part 4)

    1 point
  40. Meppstas
    Shaded side of the river is where the trout should be. (Medium).JPG

    From the album: My Rivers & Fish. (part 4)

    1 point
  41. Meppstas
    PB 2.9kg brown, Meander River.-1 (Medium).jpg

    From the album: My Rivers & Fish. (part 4)

    1 point
  42. Meppstas
    Nearly took a tumble while wading here. (Medium).JPG

    From the album: My Rivers & Fish. (part 4)

    1 point
  43. doobie
    Thanks Adrian. Clips/swivels certainly save time in the changing over, just hoping they don't make a huge difference in surface luring compared to having them.
    1 point
  44. Meppstas
    I'm like both of the above swivels.. use the silver plain snap on hard body lures and the small black snap swivel on both hard body & blade spinners.. Don't have any trouble with either of them on the hard body lures, though I only use mono line for all my fishing.. even though mainly trout now days. The swivels are great as it saves a lot of time changing lures and tying knots.. cheers Adrian
    1 point
  45. HB tragic
    For me the following works well with surface lures for bream: Lure > clip > loop knot on fluorocarbon leader > improved Albright knot > braid. Depending on what you are chasing the fluoro can be swapped out for mono. I use these but remove the swivel. Snaps are easy to use with short fingers and fading eyesight . Good luck with this. Be interested to see what others suggest. Regards, HBt.
    1 point
  46. SurfcaztR
    Braid to leader use your favorite knot then to a lure clip,nothing fancy in this set up but clean and tidy. Swap lures whenever and as a example you can use this clip but there are others as some can be difficult to get onto a lure.The clips need to be light so they don't interfere with lure action If running braid swivels will do nothing to help twist,i mainly fish lures year long and this set up is so simple.. "KISS "system
    1 point
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