We were sick of spending hours tying knots or throwing big money away at tackle shops for pre-made rigs and knew there had to be an easier way. Every angler knows the knot is the most important part of setting up a rig. It has the most pressure strung upon it and has to stand up to the challenge when a fish takes the bait.

06 - 10 lb = 35 cm / 15 inches
20 - 100 lb = 47 cm / 18 inches

Nope – the loops are all pre-tied and it’s as simple as cut your desired amount of loops, attach your tackle and catch fish. We even recommend using one loop to attach to a clip swivel so your rig is completely pre-tied!

It all depends how you set up your rig and what size spool you purchase. However, the following table is a helpful guide with the most common set-up:

Line Size	Number of Knots	Rig Set-up	Total Rigs per Spool
06 - 10 lb	100	3 or 4 loop rig	25 - 33
20 - 60 lb	80	3 or 4 loop rig	20 - 26
80 lb	60	3 or 4 loop rig	15 - 20
100 lb	50	3 loop rig	16

Line Specifications

Line Strength	Diameter	Rig Mate Knots	Loop Length +/- 10%	Loop Gap +/- 10%
6lb	0.25mm / 0.0098"	100 knots	11cm / 4.33"	35cm / 15"
10lb	0.31mm / 0.0122"	100 knots	11cm / 4.33"	35cm / 15"
20lb	0.41mm / 0.0161"	80 knots	14cm / 5.51"	47cm / 18"
30lb	0.48mm / 0.0189"	80 knots	14cm / 5.51"	47cm / 18"
40lb	0.57mm / 0.0224"	80 knots	14cm / 5.51"	47cm / 18"
60lb	0.71mm / 0.0280"	80 knots	14cm / 5.51"	47cm / 18"
80lb	0.84mm / 0.0331"	60 knots	14cm / 5.51"	47cm / 18"
100lb	1.0mm / 0.0394"	50 knots	14cm / 5.51"	47cm / 18"

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