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| Have brought up the question "what snaps are the best" and have some versitality. What do you guys think. |
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| I have used Coast Lock snaps for a couple of years now without a failure. Tried a few of the Stringese snaps last year and they held up also.
Fred J |
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| I buy coastlock snaps from www.staminainc.com They are great. the stringtease snaps are nice too. |
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| I perfer not to use snaps.
I have split rings on all of my baits.
It is very easy to remove your leader from a split ring and put it on another. On my light stuf I use 69# wire for a leader and don't even need a split ring pliers, just a thumb nail.
I would certainly hate to loose a fish from a sanp failure, and it would probably be biggy. It would haunt me the rest of my life. |
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| The best Snap on the market is the Stringease Stay-Lok Snap! www.stringease.com |
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| I'm with JoMusky on this one. This year I am going to switch to all split rings. I did a little of it last year but still used some snaps. The snaps I did use were all Coast Lock. They seemed to hold up. The thing I don't like about snaps is that they do fail from time to time. I am much more confident with the split rings. God bless.
John Stellflue
Oneida Esox Guide Service |
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| The "Duke Snap" from Amery WI if you can still find them. Nicest snap design you will ever see. Not made anymore as "Duke" passed on a couple of years ago. Still some around if you can find them. No I will not sell any of mine. Too hard to come by.
Let Em Go...Let Em Grow.....Mike
www.iwishiwasgoingtothecave.com |
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| Split rings all the way. I've been doing it for three years and never even think about losing a fish because of a failed snap. |
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