Hi all,
been carping and have had great success, but every time i get one on in double figgers i tend to loose it when the hook line snaps, i am using eight pound line but the hook line is letting me down, all feedback appreciated
All the best,
tony.

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Hi mate,I tend to tie all my own rigs to be honest using a various choice of hooklinks,Braid,coated braid,flurocarbon and amnesia,practise tying your own fella with a hooklink from the ones I mentioned above.

If you want ready-tied rigs, go to http://www.trevs-tackle.com/ and scroll down the page to the Prologic ones at 12 rigs for a tenner. Quite a few people are using these now. One of them I know, in particular, always used to curse ready-tied rigs until he saw these!

They look good, I've order a set and some other bits.

I always thought that the "knotless knot" was so ridiculously easy to tie that it made pre-tied hooks completely redundant.

Not at all. I've been using Nash Combi Rigs a lot lately, as I haven't got the nerve to tie them myself

I gave up trying to tie rigs with rings and loops in them years ago, after coming to the conclusion that there was some kind of a copmpetition running amongst some of the top anglers at the time, to see who could get the silliest rig into print,

And they are still doing it Peter

Den

If I'm totally honest, I wouldn't trust any rig that I haven't tied myself.

Maybe that's just me, but I'm quite particular with my rigs and knots, so I wouldn't trust anyone else's.

Me neither but I would have thought the problem here may not just be the quality of the hook lengths (which may be ok).

Tony, what tackle are you using with these hook lengths? as much info on this and the type of fishing/how/when the breaks occur would be helpfull.