Ready-made rigs and booms reduce preparation time and make it easier to replace a damaged or unsuitable setup. They are useful for both recreational and match feeder fishing.
When is a ready rig useful?
Choose one when you prefer not to tie every component on the bank or need to return to fishing quickly after a break-off.
What should you check?
Consider line diameter, connection type, boom length and compatibility with your feeder. Every component should suit the expected load.
How to complete the setup?
Match the rig with suitable hooklengths, feeder or weight and main line, keeping all components balanced.