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Pole Rigs

Wire Stem 

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Use for fishing baits on the bottom with shotting patterns A,B,C,E

Carbon Stem 

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Used for fishing through the water using shotting patterns D,F

Carbon short Stem 

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Used for fishing margins or shallow using shotting patterns D,F for shallow and C,E for margins

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A.  Bulk and 2 droppers -  gets the bait down quickly to bulk level then the last 2 droppers allow a slower fall.

B.  Spread Bulk  -  used for fishing with tow or on a gradient,keeps a tighter line to the hook bait.

C.  Bulk  -  placed near the hook keeps the bait pinned down,usually used when margin fishing. 

D.  Shirt button  -  allows the bait to fall slow and even,used when fishing through the water.

E.  Double Bulk  - used for fishing on the bottom when fish are feeding well.

E.  spread out  - similar to the shirt button but used for targeting fish in a certain layer of the water.

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pluming up is one of the most important processes when setting up and it should be done carefully and accurately to get the best out of your swim

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The picture above shows the optimum at the base of the bristle but most would plumb up to the base of the body so there is a bit of movement allowed with the float before the bait is dislodged.

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you may have to allow for tow on the day by laying more line on the bottom 

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