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Wind-On 76 Rig – 210lb Test Fishing Cable for Pier Angling

(3 customer reviews)

Original price was: $10.00.Current price is: $5.25.

Durable stainless cable rig with sandbar hook and swivel for reliable bottom suspending in northern pier fishing

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Wind-On 76 Rig – 210lb Test Cable

A slight modification on the original 76 Rig! A great stand-by for the northern region pier fishermen here in California and now its available online to all the rest of the landbased anglers worldwide!

This rig is far easier to cast than the traditional 76, a little more clumsy than the Ascension Rig, but it still allows the bait to be suspended over the bottom in places or conditions where slide-baiting just won’t work.

Features

Feature Description
Heavy Coated Stainless Cable Construction Provides durability and resistance to corrosion
Features Sandbar Tackle High Carbon Circle Hook Ensures strong hook set and reliable catch
Oversized Ball Bearing Swivels Reduces friction and improves smooth movement
Slotted Float for Presenting Bait at Distance and Off of the Bottom Allows bait to be presented further from the bottom for better visibility and action

FAQ

What makes the Wind-On 76 Rig easier to cast than the traditional 76?

The slotted float and redesigned cable layout allow for smoother casting and better presentation of the bait.

Is the hook suitable for use in rocky or sandy bottom conditions?

Yes, the high carbon circle hook is designed to hold securely in various bottom types and is effective in slide-baiting scenarios.

Can this rig be used for deep water fishing?

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3 reviews for Wind-On 76 Rig – 210lb Test Fishing Cable for Pier Angling

  1. Ian Dickens –

    This rig works well for pier fishing in northern California. The float helps keep the bait off the bottom, and the swivels stay smooth even in windy conditions. I’ve used it for several weeks and it hasn’t broken or worn down.

  2. Alexandra Hudson –

    A solid alternative to the traditional 76 rig. It’s easier to cast and the bait stays suspended better. A bit less precise than the Ascension Rig, but reliable for general use.

  3. Brian Dyer –

    Great for beginners and intermediate anglers. The coated cable holds up well in saltwater and the float allows for better presentation. I’ve used it on both piers and shorelines.

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