Thread the sinker onto your line and pull it down until you have an ample amount of room to tie on your other tackle. Once you've got your sinker in place, slide on a glass, metal, or plastic bead. Don't place any kind of buffer between the sinker and the bead. When the two pieces butt up against each other, they'll create an audible clacking noise, which will help draw fish in from a distance. Tie the end of your main line to one eye of the swivel and a 1418in (3646cm) leader to the other, using an improved clinch knot for both lines. Your leader line will then be able to spin as your hook or lure moves, minimizing the chance of a tangle or break. Swivels are jointed connector pieces that allow a leader line to rotate freely on the main line, which will reduce its risk of snapping. For your leader line, you can either use a standard monofilament line or a special fluorocarbon line, which is designed to be practically invisible underwater. Steel leaders are also available for wrangling particular large or aggressive types of catch. Most anglers go with an offset shank wide gap hook when setting up a Carolina rig, though you could opt for an extra wide gap hook, if you prefer. Use an improved clinch knot to secure the hook to your line. As always, select a hook size that's appropriate for the type of bait you'll be fishing. Leech, lizard, creature, and tube lures are all popular choices for Carolina rig setups. Insert the point of the hook through the small hole at the end of the lure, then arrange the lure so that it conceal as much of the hook as possible. You also have the option of fishing a Carolina rig with a plug or live bait, as well. One of the biggest advantages of the Carolina rig is that it gives you more of a feel for the terrain at the bottom of the water you're fishing, helping you detect rocks, brush, drop-offs, and other irregularities. Carolina rig variations are most commonly used for deep-water fishing, but can also be drifted or slow-trolled.
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One-sentence summary -- Slip a heavy sinker weight onto your line, followed by a bead. Add a barrel swivel between the end of your line and a short leader line. Tie a worm hook onto the end of the leader. Bait your hook with any type of soft plastic lure.

Q: com. Amazon tracks your purchases in order to enable returns. It can be found at www.amazon.com/gp/orc/returns/homepage.html. Click the button that says "Return Items." Click "Return an item from this order" when you find it. If you don't see the order, click "See More." Fill out the quantity, reason for return and comments sections. This may include a refund, exchange or replacement. If a third-party seller shipped your item, click the "Submit for Approval" button. The third-party seller may require several days to review the return request. They should respond in two days and begin the return process. In some locations, you can drop off the package at an Amazon locker. Otherwise, you can ship the item yourself or print off a UPS shipping label. Place your return authorization inside the box before you seal it. Use plenty of padding, or the original packaging, to ensure the item isn't damaged in transit. Ship it via UPS or USPS with tracking. You may be able to arrange a UPS or USPS pick up for your package. If you chose to print a UPS shipping label, the return postage will be subtracted from your return. You can also drop it off at an Amazon Locker if that choice is available in your area.
A: Sign into your account at Amazon. Go to the Amazon Returns Center. Find the order from which the item was purchased. Choose the item or items that you want to return. Select the return options that are available to you. Choose the way you would like to return the item. Print your return label and your return authorization. Attach the label to the outside. Return to the Returns Center to manage your returns and see if they have been processed.

Article: Scrub hard until they are clean.
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Mix a paste of scouring powder and dish soap and use with a Brillo or other metal scouring pad, not steel wool. If there are any remaining stains, use a steel wool cleaning pad to finish up your work.

Article: Once the focal point is arranged, you'll want to add some seating to the room (unless, perhaps, it is a bedroom). Make sure the seating you choose is the right size for the room. Leaving enough space, as with the focal point, to make it usable. For example, at least three feet should be available behind each dining chair. Try to limit yourself to only one piece of oversized furniture in a single room. Too many and it will look crowded and cheap. When you arrange the seating in the room, it should appear open and inviting when standing at the entrance to the room (or at least the main entrance). Avoid having chairs facing away from the door, for example. You can add drama to a room by placing furniture at an angle, but be careful. This takes up valuable space in a small room. Use furniture placed at angles only if your room is very large or you don't quite have enough furniture to fill the space. When place seating in an area that will be used for conversation, such as living room furniture, you should be careful not to put the items too far apart or too close together. Roughly 68 feet (1.82.4m) for seating pieces facing each other is a good rule of thumb. Pieces places in an L shape should have 6"-1' between their corners.
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Scale your seating. Create an open arrangement. Use angles strategically. Distance the furniture appropriately.