Pulley rigs are a must-have for keen surfcasters. They give extra distance to casts because the bait is clipped down, allowing a streamlined flight. The bait is released from the clip upon impact with the water, allowing the bait to waft enticingly in the surge and current.
Although there are many pre-tied examples available for purchase, the pulley rig is not too complicated to make yourself. Check out the video below:
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