5 Budget Ronnie/Spinner Rigs

Budget Ronnie/Spinner Rig

🇬🇧 Welcome To Our Online Store 🇬🇧

This listing is for 5 Budget Ronnie/Spinner Rigs with a choice of popular budget hooks.

The boom section is tied with choices of budget stiff fluorocarbon or budget soft coated braid.

Hook Type

Budget Curve Shank Hook

Budge Long Curve Hook

Budget Offset Curve Hook

Budget Gripper Curve Hook

Hook Size

Size 4 Hook

Size 6 Hook

Size 8 Hook

Micro Barbed or Barbless Options

Bait Attachment

Bait Screw

Bait Screw With Oval Loop

Bait Screw With 3.1mm Rig Ring

Micro Flexi Ring Hook Swivel

Size 20 Swivel (Mini Micro)

Ronnie or Spinner Swivel

Ronnie Swivel (with ring)

Spinner Swivel (without ring)

Boom Material

Budget Stiff Fluorocarbon

Budget Soft Coated Braid

Stiff Boom Length

Short (4 Inches)

Medium (6 Inches)

Long (8 Inches)

Extra Long (10 Inches)

Kicker Colour

Available in Brown, Green, Black, Yellow, Pink, Red & White.

Anti Tangle Sleeve Colour 

No Anti Tangle Sleeves

Brown

Green

Black

Terminated With 

Loop Only (To loop onto a standard swivel or clip onto a quick change swivel)

Loop & Standard Swivel (For a lead clip or inline lead set up)

Loop & QC Standard Swivel (For a lead clip or inline lead set up)

Loop & Big Eye Swivel (For a helicopter set up)

Loop & Big Eye QC Swivel (For quick change helicopter set up)

Choose Your Packaging

Rigs Posted In Resealable Bag (not steamed) - rigs will be supplied in a resealable bag not steamed) (free)

Supplied On Foam Board (steamed) - (rigs pinned to a foam board & steamed straight) +£1.50

Key Features Of This Rig -

• Super sharp Teflon coated hook
• Budget stiff hook link is ultra durable with great reset properties.
• Various bait attachment options for natural movement and perfect bait presentation.
• Packet of 5 rigs – pre-tied, tested in house, and ready to use on the bank. No messing!

Expert Tips

1. When using the Ronnie/Spinner rig, it is essential to use a hook that is sharp enough to penetrate the carp's tough mouth. Check your hooks regularly and sharpen them if needed.
2. The ideal rig length can vary, but 6-8 inches is a good starting point.
3. Always test the rig in the edge to make sure it sits correctly and the bait is presented well.
4. Adding putty around the crimp can provide a neat finish and keep your pop up sitting perfect for a pick up.