Bait stops

magpies

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Planning to start building my own rigs but possibly a daft question. Where do you get those little tiny rubber bait stops from which are on some commercial rigs ? They are like a tiny black rubber bead which often has a sequin below it to stop bait sliding up the line.
 
Tackle shop ;)

On a more serious note...

Tronix, sakuma and most other terminal tackle companies sell them

Or use low dia silicon tube thrwad through then back again and pull tight to form a sliding rubber stop
 
theres nothing wrong with using a crimp and a few luminous beads after the bait, works great for picking the whiting out when its a rather slow night, just my opinion.
 
I tie a length of of line on stop knot style but leave a long tag end and secure it to your bait with elastic. Works for me even when giving it big licks.
 
Stop knot for me 20lb amnesia, no bead or sequin, the tag end does the job. Also put one above my top pennel, stops it riding up during the cast.
 
I have started using the rubber backs for display ear rings £1.50 for 500 from china , I use a hair rig needle to put them on go through side if using fine diameter line , they just work like float stops
 
Stop knot for me 20lb amnesia, no bead or sequin, the tag end does the job. Also put one above my top pennel, stops it riding up during the cast.

Yeah stop knot above smaller hook stops it moving during cast and easy to slide if you need to
 
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