I've just bought some korda multi rigs ready made. Never used them before but will be hopefully trying them out on Friday. This may be a stupid question but.... how do you attach a boilie? I've only ever used basic hair rigs until now. I feel a little stupid haha...

In reply to Post #1
Never stupid questions, usually stupid answers.

Tie them onto the ring with bait floss?
You could I guess take the ring off and slide a bait screw on also.

This will give you an idea:-

How to tie a Multi Rig


PS. Moved to Rigs section

In reply to Post #1
You can use bait floss, dental floss or even light mono if you can't get to the tackle shop. Put it through the ring and double it back on itself leave a few inch and cut from spool. Thread your bait on and push it up to your rig ring or swivel. You will then be left with 2 ends of floss out the bottom of the bait simply burn and blob with a lighter. YouTube is your friend 👍🏼

In reply to Post #1
or check out Julian Cundiff's youtube post on it

or from the chap who came up with it and still uses it in its original form

https://therigfactor.wordpress.com/2016/02/17/the-multi-rig-explained/

In reply to Post #2
I always wondered why there's usually rings on them and not bait screws? I get a bit paranoid when burning some material and have the residue all over my boilie and its not nearly as easy to use..

In reply to Post #5
Everyone knows carp are incredibly attracted to the smell of burnt dental floss. (Lol). Seriously though it does make you wonder. Some people used to say the smell of new tubing was a repellent. How extreme do you want to go.
If in doubt dip it in some liquid matching your bait.

I'm going fishing in the morning and have bought these korda ready made multi rigs. Can someone please explain to me in a idiot proof sentence how to attach my pop up to the ring that's on the rig? I don't have one of them screw things. I have some thin mono line I could attach but how do I do it? Is it anything like a basic hair rig? Please help someone new to this....

Have a look on YouTube for some multi rig videos . You will see them how accomplished (experts) attach bait . Have a look for John macallister- multi rig .

Have you got safe leaders or lead clips and a good unhooking mat etc

Have a look on YouTube for some multi rig videos . You will see them how accomplished (experts) attach bait . Have a look for John macallister- multi rig .

Have you got safe leaders or lead clips and a good unhooking mat etc

In reply to Post #8
I have korda lead clips and a safe unhooking mat yes

In reply to Post #7
Go to Matthew Collins on the tube and type in mono D Rig.

That should sort you. Multi or D the same applies to putting a bait on.

Hope that helps 👍

In reply to Post #11
Ayone who is relatively inexperienced would do well to watch everything Matt Collins has put on u tube. Good basic advice you won't go wrong if you follow it.

In reply to Post #10
https://youtu.be/7NOuOk7NnCI

Mainline baits - multi rig .. from 5:00 mins it shows tying on baits

My multi rigs are like triggers broom ! I have had the same 3 for the last 3 years just they have had 25 new bait screws 150 new hooks 10 new booms and 15 new swivels 🤣🤣

GUBZY


I'm keen to know how your session went and if you got to grips with the multi rig

In reply to Post #6
Sure, I'm not that paranoid (except with mosquito repellent). Though its easier to just use a rig ring, so theoretically it seems to have a double advantage.

In reply to Post #15
Most the loops for the bait fell apart. I didn't catch anything from using pop ups/multi rig so I casted out a basic hair rig into the middle of the lake with a manilla boilie and caught a 5lb14 Mirror carp. I was happy to not blank on my first session of the year..

In reply to Post #17
What do you mean about the loops falling apart?

In reply to Post #17
I'm guessing you mean the way you tied on the baits to the rig ring.
get your self some floss.

there are loads of videos that will show you how to tie on a bait with floss
heres one done by Angling Direct
LINKY

I prefer using a needle and blobbing rather than tying a loop, see video at 3:11

In reply to Post #1
i use a bait screw

In reply to Post #20
well you did when you went fishing Joss
I use small baits so not so keen on the bait screws, but they are great for bigger baits

In reply to Post #21
i should of added when i go to france once a year

edit - im actually going to try and make the effort to go this yr...thats if i get the time.

In reply to Post #22
Yeah if you're not building or renovating something

I've got a whole house to build but I still plan on going fishing, I am retiring end of this month so that will help

In reply to Post #23
been here nearly 5 yrs and been renovating for 2 yrs

finished now mate...and ive just had 20kg delivered ....just gotta remember how to cast

In reply to Post #24
Get a baitbioat 👍

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