When fishing for gobies with a pulse rig, using a Blakely hook or a simple casting rig, don't you often get snagged on oyster shells or rocks because the hook is at the end of the rig? Using this type of swivel, the hook floats, reducing the chance of snagging, and because the hook is above the weight, you can feel the bite directly. To use it, refer to the first photo and shorten the length of the hook. The weight can be attached by twisting the split ring and reattaching it. Attach the hook by making a loop knot as shown in the third photo. You can easily remove the loop knot when you're done fishing or when changing hooks. ◼️In terms of actual fishing results, I used to lose 8 hooks and weights in a 5-hour fishing trip, but with this, I only lost 2. I didn't lose any swivels or weights. Just for reference. Be careful, as the loss rate increases if the leader is too long. ◼️Based on my 40 years of fishing experience, gobies and sand busters find bait easier to find when it's slightly floating off the bottom. ◼️When fishing for gobies, fish tend to gather more in areas where oyster shells and rocks are scattered rather than completely sandy areas. This is effective when attacking rocky areas. ◼️I made this for myself, but it's so convenient that I want everyone to experience it. ◼️Can be used as a rig for fishing for gobies, sand busters, rockfish, black rockfish, filefish, etc. ※ Weights, hooks, and snaps are not included. #fishing #rig #fishing swivel #goby fishing #sand buster fishing #lure #fishing #swivel