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Thanks for the tip, @Markusgebvor! That sounds like a great way to keep things versatile and make adjustments easier. I'll definitely give it a try on my next setup. Tight lines!

@@carpfishinglab and then to don’t have that much metalware on, I cut down the swivel on the lead. This may lead to more tangles, but I favor a more direct contact lead to leadcore. 👍

Thanks so much for the kind words and feedback! 😊 We're glad you found the rig instructions helpful. We'll definitely keep your suggestion in mind about leaving the subtitles on a bit longer-thanks for pointing that out! Cheers, and we're excited to bring you more great tutorials soon! 🎣👍

Ciao from Carp Fishing Lab! We're thrilled to hear that you enjoyed the video and found it helpful. Thank you so much for your kind words and support. 🙏 We appreciate your suggestion about the different flavors of boilies and will definitely consider making a video on that topic. If you have any more ideas or questions, feel free to share them with us. Happy fishing, and God bless! 🎣

@@carpfishinglab Grazie Mille, love & blessings from Italy 🇮🇹xxx

Hi @K3V_L4W! 😊 Thanks for the comment! Just wanted to let you know that those are actually pop-ups. They're designed to keep the bait buoyant and visible, which helps attract more carp. Glad you like them!

Maybe the inventors name was alberto albright?😁

Hi @kencleg7721! 😊 Great question! The Albright Knot and the Alberto Knot are indeed similar, but they have a few key differences: Albright Knot: This is a traditional knot used to connect two lines of different diameters or materials. It's tied by wrapping the thinner line around the loop formed by the thicker line 10 times and then passing it back through the loop. Alberto Knot: This is a modified version of the Albright Knot and is often used by anglers to connect braided line to a fluorocarbon leader. The main difference is that with the Alberto Knot, after making the initial wraps down the loop, you make additional wraps back up the loop before tightening. This provides extra security and strength. I hope this helps clarify things! Happy fishing!

Thanks for your feedback! Apologies for any confusion caused by the short video. It’s meant to give a quick overview, but we have a full detailed video explaining how to tie the Albright Knot step-by-step. We hope it helps clarify everything! Tight lines! 🎣

@@carpfishinglab I just thought it was hilarious how some people in the comments, can’t understand a simple wrap type knot. I loved the video. Very easy to follow. 👍

Thank you so much for your kind words and for sharing your experience! I'm glad you found the setup helpful and easy to use. Fishing is such a wonderful way to relax and connect with nature. Ciao and God bless you too! Enjoy the beautiful sunny weather in Italy. Tight lines and happy fishing! 🎣🌞

Thank you so much! I'm glad you enjoyed the video. Happy fishing and tight lines! 🎣😊

Ciao @paroladamoreministries4995! 🇮🇹 Thank you so much for your kind words and for sharing your wonderful experience with us. We're thrilled to hear that our video helped you and your wife enjoy fishing in the beautiful Marche region. Catching big carp, catfish, and trout sounds amazing! 🌟🎣 We truly appreciate your recommendation and are glad that you found our carp rig tutorial useful. Your feedback inspires us to keep creating helpful content for our fellow fishing enthusiasts. God bless you both, and happy fishing! 🎣🙏

Grazie Mille xxx ​@@carpfishinglab

Thank you, Gianni! We're thrilled to hear that you found the Combi Rig setup helpful and that you enjoyed the video. Your kind words mean a lot to us. Happy fishing! 🎣 Grazie mille, Gianni!

Thank you! Glad you like it. Don't forget to watch the full video for detailed explanations.

​@@carpfishinglab I believe that was sarcasm.

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Hi Mr Lee! I used a size 6 Gardner Mugga Hook.

Hi @joeflaker. Thanks so much for your kind words! I'm really glad you found the video on the Turbo German Rig helpful and that the demonstration on tying a Figure of Eight was clear and useful. Don't hesitate to let us know if there are any other techniques or tips you'd like to see! Tight lines! 🎣

Hi Jesse, thanks for your comment! We’ve got a full, step-by-step video that covers all the steps in detail. You can find it linked in the description, or here's the direct link: th-cam.com/video/bU4Craw8h4E/w-d-xo.html. Hope that helps!

That sounds interesting! It's great to hear that you've found a knot that works well for your fishing needs. I'm curious about the knot you've created. Could you share more details about it? It might be helpful for others watching who are looking for alternatives. Thanks for your comment!

Hi Caleb, thanks for your comment! You're right, carp fishermen really go the extra mile, even for simple rigs. It's all about the details and making sure everything is just right. Appreciate your insight

@@carpfishinglab I don’t understand why. You say carp have great sight and very wary fish but you put on a ton of very clear hardware when a simple swivel and fluro hair rig would be as effective for less cost and time

@@bassmasterally Hi Caleb, thanks for your feedback! Your point is well-taken, and we appreciate your input!

Hi there, thanks for your feedback! We're always looking to improve the experience for our viewers, so we appreciate your input on the music. We'll keep it in mind for future videos!

Hi Chris, thanks for the insight! You're right, both the line saver bead and a blob of putty are primarily used to balance the pop-up. It’s great to have options to suit different preferences and situations. Appreciate your input!

@carpfishinglab I personally wouldn't use the line saver bead , it just looks wrong on the rig , putting just looks more natural , just my own preference.

Thanks for highlighting your concerns, Chris! Do you have any suggestions on how we might adjust the rig to make it safer for the fish? We're always looking for ways to improve and value your input. We aim to balance effective fishing with the welfare of fish, and your point is a valuable reminder to fish responsibly. Appreciate your insight!

@@carpfishinglab gardener do little plastic clips that allow the lead to drop if needed, cant see much else wrong with that rig tbf

Hi Ben, glad you brought this up! 😊 We're always looking to share helpful tips. Could you clarify a bit on what you're looking to prevent? Knowing more will help us provide you with the most effective advice. Thanks for reaching out

Sure, you can use reel braid line for rigs, too. Just consider its strength and sensitivity. Happy rigging and welcome to fishing! 🎣

Yes, I personally love using strong braid line of approximately 25 lb breaking strain for setting up this carp rig. Don't forget to wet the line with saliva or water before tying any knots! God bless you and happy fishing!!!

@@paroladamoreministries4995 Thank you so much ❤️

Thanks for the Uni-knot tip with fluorocarbon. Ever tried the Albright Knot for braid to fluorocarbon? It's great for a smooth line transition. Would love your take on it! 🎣

I have not Sir. I definitely will look into this one.

@@carpfishinglabinteresting

Uni-to-Uni is nice, but sometimes my line gets caught in the eyelets of my rod when I cast, at the joint. Going to give this Alberto knot a try since it appears to be slimmer and should therefore go easier through the rod eyelets!

Glad you think so! Thank you!

Thank you so much for your kind words! I'm thrilled to hear that you found the tutorial clear and simple to follow. It's great to know it will be useful for your fishing adventures in your local weedy lake. If you have any questions or need further tips as you implement the rig, please don't hesitate to reach out. Tight lines and wishing you many successful catches.

Happy belated birthday! 🎉 What a fantastic coincidence to receive two Okuma Obsidian 12000 reels on your special day. I'm happy to hear they surpass your expectations, standing out even among pricier alternatives. I'd love to hear about your experiences with them. Thanks for sharing your enthusiasm with us, and enjoy your new reels on your fishing adventures!

@carpfishinglab all i have to say about them its the best carp reel for under 400 uk pounds yeah baisa or a shimano mag is better but these are a solid 3rd over all I love how strong they are no flexing under heavy casts the wind in handle is a game changer no play at all befor I had the obsidian I had the okuma trio rex I still have them will never part with them but the obsidian blow them out the water I had the shimano ultegra xtd when they came out 5 years back didn't last 6 months befor they started to grind so sold them and got the xte 14000 thought they would be better but they were just as bad so sold them bought the trio rex and still had enough money to buy my self the sonik insurgent as they were on sale for 50 uk pounds at the time I don't have a spod rod I use my carp rods and reels as only use the tiny old korda bait rockets to my stuff gets some hammering but the okumas are the only ones I found to last not need replacing every 3 to 4 years like shimano and daiwa

Hey there! Thanks so much for your kind words and for giving the rig another try! I'm glad to hear you're willing to test out this version. Remember, practice makes perfect, and I'm here to help if you have any questions along the way. Looking forward to hearing how it goes for you in a couple of weeks. Tight lines and happy fishing!

Hey bro. I just had my first chance to for a session this past weekend. Used my old method on one rod and your Ronnie on the second. Got 3 double figure carp. 2 of them on the Ronnie. Fished a orange tutti fruity boilies over particle. I was very impressed so far. Thanx for the video again. Got a trip planned to France next month and will definitely slap the Ronnie on 2 rods out there. Keep it up.youre helping alot of newer anglers.

@@Shaka2408 Wow, that’s fantastic news! I’m thrilled to hear the Ronnie rig worked out so well for you, and landing three double-figure carps is impressive! The orange tutti fruity boilies seem like a hit. Thanks for sharing your success, and I’m excited for your upcoming trip to France - it sounds like a great opportunity to really put the Ronnie rig to the test. Keep us updated, and if you need any more tips or advice, feel free to reach out. Happy fishing and good luck in France!

Yeah will definitely tell you about it bro. You should check out gemini a.r.c. lead systems. Great piece of kit for distance fishing.

@@Shaka2408 I've actually used the Gemini A.R.C. lead systems myself, and you're right-they're excellent for long-distance fishing! Thanks for bringing them up. I'm thinking of making a video with some tips on long-distance fishing...