This is a great idea, just wanted to ask do you 'lock' the added tubing just by putting the snap back on? Also I'm assuming you're using a 30cm wire and it's working well for you even though the added tubing is slightly shorter than the bombarda's?

@@michaelhackman6402 I add a split ring instead of snap, also I use rubber beads as I can make tighter connection. I cut tubing longer than I need and then cut again once I see how much needs to be taken off. Yes, the added tubing is shorter maybe the wire is 30 cm I did not measure the length. The Idea is that the added tubing can only swing back to a certain degree and not leave any gaps between the bombarda and the tube, so the line cannot catch or swing back. The steps to achieve this are: cut the snap on the wire, put a bead, fish it on bombarda than I put some old fishing line on the wire loop add the tubing and another bead to the old line, press it to see how much I need to trim the tubing, trim it, put it again and then I use a small screwdriver on the loop to keep everything tight until I put the split ring. In this case the swivel is on top of bombarda, if you want it at the bottom just reverse the wire. With hard beads it is difficult to achieve this. When you cast you have to stop the cast just before hitting water so the lure goes ahead of bombarda and it doesn't tangle. Hope it helps :)

@@MicSokol It really does and thank you for taking the time to reply!

I reel it in , adjusting the speed so the fly dont snag the bottom. You had to vary the way you fish.

I use it on both freshwater and sea. Streamers , caddis , shrimps and wetflies, sometimes traditional wetflies

Any idea where I can find tubing like that online ?

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