I've pretty much exclusively used two rigs for the past decade, a flipper style rig and a stiff hinge, both which I'm really happy with.
I recently dabbled with a multi rig (20lb tungsten loaded semi stiff and angling iron chod hook). A rig I've used on and off previously. Whilst the bites picked up using low laying pop ups, the hook holds weren't amazing on the fish I landed, and lost a few on the way too.
After a recommendation for a low laying pop rig, ideally I'd like to use it with braid not Fluoro, never touched a Ronnie or similar in my life before, so any hints and tips on set up/hook pattern etc appreciated.
Many thanks
I recently dabbled with a multi rig (20lb tungsten loaded semi stiff and angling iron chod hook). A rig I've used on and off previously. Whilst the bites picked up using low laying pop ups, the hook holds weren't amazing on the fish I landed, and lost a few on the way too.
After a recommendation for a low laying pop rig, ideally I'd like to use it with braid not Fluoro, never touched a Ronnie or similar in my life before, so any hints and tips on set up/hook pattern etc appreciated.
Many thanks
In reply to Post #1
Look at ian Russell's flick rig on u tube. Basically a reverse combi rig. You can tie it as low as you want. I've used it in the past for fishing in holes close to far bank, where you arent sure what you are going to land on.
Look at ian Russell's flick rig on u tube. Basically a reverse combi rig. You can tie it as low as you want. I've used it in the past for fishing in holes close to far bank, where you arent sure what you are going to land on.
In reply to Post #1
Look on YouTube for Mark Pitchers Hinged Stiff Rig, it's the only pop up rig I use.
Look on YouTube for Mark Pitchers Hinged Stiff Rig, it's the only pop up rig I use.
In reply to Post #1
Stick with the multi rig mate, just get the loop as small as possible so the hook just passes over it.
I believe these super buoyant popups can play havoc with hook holds so try something like a 16mm popup with 12mm cork ball - still buoyant but in the old school kind of way 👍
Stick with the multi rig mate, just get the loop as small as possible so the hook just passes over it.
I believe these super buoyant popups can play havoc with hook holds so try something like a 16mm popup with 12mm cork ball - still buoyant but in the old school kind of way 👍
In reply to Post #1
360 rig if want a properly low lying rig.
360 rig if want a properly low lying rig.
In reply to Post #1
Use the multi rig, but not a chod hook like usually recommend. I use them with an inturned eye hook (Nash fang twister) and the hookholds are always superb, and I can't remember the last time I lost a fish on one
Use the multi rig, but not a chod hook like usually recommend. I use them with an inturned eye hook (Nash fang twister) and the hookholds are always superb, and I can't remember the last time I lost a fish on one
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This.
This.
Gor for a wafter if you want really low lying.
In reply to Post #7
Also multi rig...I use it 99% of the time. Always with a Krank.
Also multi rig...I use it 99% of the time. Always with a Krank.
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In reply to Post #7
What coated Braid do you guys use?
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What coated Braid do you guys use?
In reply to Post #11
Thinking anglers tungskin usually
Thinking anglers tungskin usually
In reply to Post #11
Kryston Jackal has been pretty good for me this season with a bit of putty half way down. Very similar to the old jel e wyre if you were familiar with that
Kryston Jackal has been pretty good for me this season with a bit of putty half way down. Very similar to the old jel e wyre if you were familiar with that
In reply to Post #13
Jel e wire is back in the shops.
Also a stiff version 🙂
Jel e wire is back in the shops.
Also a stiff version 🙂
In reply to Post #14
Yeah heard that.
Think they used to do a stiff coated braid in the old days too. Almost wouldn't bend with a 14mm boilie in the end 😂
Yeah heard that.
Think they used to do a stiff coated braid in the old days too. Almost wouldn't bend with a 14mm boilie in the end 😂
In reply to Post #11
ESP Tungsten Loaded. Semi-Stiff usually but I also have the stiff and the soft versions just in case I think I need the hook link to act a bit different (or if I accidentally run out of the semi-stiff I have something similar I can fall back on)
ESP Tungsten Loaded. Semi-Stiff usually but I also have the stiff and the soft versions just in case I think I need the hook link to act a bit different (or if I accidentally run out of the semi-stiff I have something similar I can fall back on)
In reply to Post #10
Are you using a normal krank or the chod krank? i have used the chod kranks with a lot of success on the multi also same coated braid as you esp semi stiff, i also used to get a lot of fish on a mugga on a multi rig
Are you using a normal krank or the chod krank? i have used the chod kranks with a lot of success on the multi also same coated braid as you esp semi stiff, i also used to get a lot of fish on a mugga on a multi rig
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