 Rig books
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In reply to Post #1
Check out the Katran / Luke Shephard guides on FB . . .Lukes rigs are really easy to follow / an easy watch . . .
As for bottom bait rigs I've gone full circle and have been using my og version all season - have reverted to ye olde TH flipper rig (tungsten coated braid / knotless knot / small kicker / float stop behind hookbait to secure on long hair trapped right over bend with silicone). . .no QC hook changes and take a while to construct but still works!
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In reply to Post #3
Think a lot are outdated now -Korda rig book, Martin Clarke, Maylins.
Most rigs are a rehash. I would look at online stuff from Korda?
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KD rig. Simple and effective.
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In reply to Post #1
Beekay guide to Carp Rigs maybe, only rig book I ever bought š
Loved the idea of the anchor rig back in the day.
EDIT...cheap š
LINKY POOā¢ https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/394345008465?
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Any recommendations for decent rig tying books about? Iāve got the āUltimate Rig Guideā from Carpology, but Iām after something with a bit more focus on fishing straight bottom baits, so maybe something a bit older will be more suitable, as most of todayās popular rigs seem to be directed towards pop up or wafter fishing.
Many thanks in advance.
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