Mupped lure set up

[Thenuts]

My "Mupped" set-up uses an "Add-A-Line" clip that I was always able to buy at Narbys.  Not an option anymore as they are closed.  Cannot find it on the web.

What is your favorite method?

Any help would be appreciated

[bobfish]

The DW Action Stacker works real well. It's a snap with a notch in the rubber covering. Just hook on the line at the notch. Very simple. 

[Lightning]

pm sent

[HAWKBOAT]

Look up Troubles on this site.  He has them, they work great and very reasonably priced. 

[orangediablo]

Cinched rubber band.  Takes a few seconds longer to hook up, but basically free.  No risk of damaging line

[Thenuts]

Thanks everyone for their response.  I will be trying both methods.

[greenhornet73]

X2 on the rubber band, I buy a bag of 100 every  season

[ilv2bfishing2]

I seconded Troubles. Look in the For Sale section. He will even put floor leader on them if you want. Very easy to do business with. 

[Yankee Troller]

We've always run rubberbands on our fixed cheaters. In the video below you'll see the ones I got at FishUSA recently. Those light brown ones are the medium strength. Next time I'd like to try the lighter red ones. Here's why, on my spoon rods I run a fluorocarbon leader. That creates a knot. With the coated swivels talked about above, and the medium strength rubberbands from this video there's a change they get stuck at that knot. You want that rubberband to break so it slides down to the main lure.

 

 

 

[Thenuts]

Thanks for directing me to the video! Thanks for making the video!

On my mup rods, I run a 50 ft. fluorocarbon leader so the knot doesn't come into play.

The "Add a Line" clips always slide down to the bottom spoon and don't leave any trash on the main line.

I will be trying the rubber bands this weekend.