NEW
(Pat. Pend) Rig Saver
This weight system carries some
of our Patented wire Technology, just like our H.P.
Drop Shot sinkers. The weight incorporates the same
cylindrical design concept as our popular Carolina
Slider and Mojo sinkers, but has a couple added
versatile features.
The weight hangs on your line in
a vertical, straight up position, by use of a stainless
steel wire loop, which is attached to the weight.
A #10-30 lb. swivel is used as the sinker stop.
This system allows the sinker to pivot and swivel
on the line in any direction with a lot less resistance
and drag, while sliding on the line, which also
makes it a more snagless Carolina rig. This design
eliminates damage to your line from abrasion and
resistance because the line doesn’t slide
through the entire length of the weight, just the
wire eyelet. I will bet you that the Companies that
are promoting the tungsten alloy weights would have
loved to have been the ones to have created this
method of attachment, you know the ones that are
using Teflon spaghetti tubing in the bore of their
weights to protect the line from damage. The Rig
Savers method of attachment gives you the same characteristics
of the Rock Hopper mentioned above, only not near
as snag free, simply because the Rig Saver is not
forced to stand straight up due to its design of
attachment as that of the Rock Hopper, along with
other design advantages.
The main key and advantage to this
rigging method is that the wire can be attached
to your line in a matter of seconds without cutting
of your line or disassembly of your rig. The weight
can then be inserted onto the wire loop, which is
now attached to your line by sliding the wire legs
of the Rig Saver wire through the weight bore and
bending both wires up the entire length of the weight
at the same time, using your thumb. Now simply cut
the bent wire legs flush with the outside of the
cylindrical weight, leaving no wire protruding past
the outside of the weight to get fouled. Mojo offers
flush cutters for cutting the stainless wire clean.
The protruding wire legs can also be left after
bending, allowing the weight to hold to the bottom
when bait fishing in current or on a soft bottom
with a lot less weight. Leaving the wire legs protruding
works great for cat fishing, walleye fishing and
any live bait presentations.
Due to the design of this weight
system, if the sinker does happen to snag, the weight
will release from the wire at approx 4 lbs of resistance,
allowing you to retrieve your complete Carolina
rig less the weight. Remember, the weight is almost
always the culprit that snags and causes you to
have to break the whole rig off. Now, you simply
remove the old wire reversing the application, drop
another wire onto the line in front of the swivel,
feed the line around the wire loop, in a clockwise
position as if you were threading your keys on a
key ring, slide the weight onto the wire, bend and
cut. Directions come in each package. Now you are
back to fishin in about 20 seconds. This application
causes absolutely NO damage or weakness to your
fishing line. It is much quicker than tying a palomar
knot. On an average, the normal rigging of the Rig
Saver weight onto the line takes about 15-20 seconds.
After a couple of applications it’s as fast
as tying your shoe. |
