Super User Crestliner2008 Posted April 19, 2019 Super User Posted April 19, 2019 I do. I use a small Owner crane style swivel, tied about 15" above the tube. No down side that I can see. Works for me. Quote
OnthePotomac Posted April 19, 2019 Posted April 19, 2019 If I am tubing on a bait caster, no swivel with a 3/16 slip sinker. If on a spinning rod like a fluke, line from reel, tiny swivel,18" line to hook with a 3/16 slip sinker.. Quote
Super User Log Catcher Posted April 19, 2019 Super User Posted April 19, 2019 I use barrel swivels all the time on my spinning rods just to help stop problems with line twist. I use about a 2' leader then tie on my hook and soft plastic. 1 Quote
collards Posted April 20, 2019 Posted April 20, 2019 I use them all the time without problems. I am paralyzed in my right hand and my left has limited mobility. Ttying a knot using the left and my mouth is very hard so swivels are great even for tubes. Quote
Super User Scott F Posted April 20, 2019 Super User Posted April 20, 2019 2 hours ago, collards said: I use them all the time without problems. I am paralyzed in my right hand and my left has limited mobility. Ttying a knot using the left and my mouth is very hard so swivels are great even for tubes. Don’t you have to tie three knots when using a swivel? Two to the swivel and one more on the lure? Seems it would be even harder unless you are talking about a snap swivel. Many guys use the term swivel when talking about a snap swivel. Quote
collards Posted April 21, 2019 Posted April 21, 2019 17 hours ago, Scott F said: Don’t you have to tie three knots when using a swivel? Two to the swivel and one more on the lure? Seems it would be even harder unless you are talking about a snap swivel. Many guys use the term swivel when talking about a snap swivel. snap - one tie. I can use my hand and my mouth, but sometimes my wife. Quote
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