Cannot fault the way you do that. For me that rotating swivel just helps the hook turn to give a perfect hook hold and it can slide in without being impeded by that big round rig of the Ronnie which also adds unnecessary weight to the hook. Your little hook stops are just right and don't impede the hook sliding home. And I have tried many hooks but have found your muggas just to work best not just with the presentation angle but sharpness. I have used other well known super thin and sharp pointed hooks which can prick well on fish with softer "silty lake" mouths. But gravel pit and foreign Cray munchers can have much tougher mouths and ultra long thin points can't bend and blunt too easily. Some even seen to rust and blunt just by sitting in the water overnight without being dragged over anything tough. Not so much with more reliable muggers although you need to keep checking. The more you see of underwater stuff the more you realise that a very good hook point is just the most important thing. Having to use bigger leads to get a hook to stick reflects a less effective hook for me.

Tripple Turbo mk 3028 never been done before rig.

Fast n furious motech exhaust spinner rig with nos 😂