Thanks for your comment. It has to be my favorite rig for carp fishing with bite alarms especially in the colder months. Thanks for checking out my channel!
Hi Phill. Great video thanks. I've read it's good to use a running inline lead in a PVA bag then the lead will lay flat on the bottom after the bag has dissolved and not potentially having one end dug into the bottom. Your thoughts? Tight lines mate!
forgive me please I'm a newcomer to carp fishing but what bead exactly ? there are many different online , hook bead , quick change bead, swivel stop,rubber bead, etc many thanks
@@michaelwalker1964 no problem 👍🏻 I like running rigs because the fish can't feel any resistance. Sometimes Carp like to pic up a bait and slowly move with it cautiously.
@@PhillWyattFishing im new to fishing well been doing it 7 month and thought try this rig as I see it most places on fishery rules so kinda stops me going as I don't know how to use 1.but now I'm buzzing and can start to use it mate. ty for replying back to us buddy
Hi mate. Nice video. I tested this out in my garden with bite alarms etc and i felt that when i moved the hook link away, you could feel the weight of the bobbin as you moved away. Do you think this makes the fish spit it or spook ?
Bobbing are usually very light unless you add extra weight to them. In my experience the weight of the bobbin does not seem to spook them. When you cast at a distance the resistance would be hard to notice.
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This is really good, I will try this soon. Well explained. Thank you
You welcome 👍
Nice video easy to follow and we'll explained
Thanks!
Brilliant video.. Great camera shots, simple instructions. 👌
Thanks!👍
Good video mate, I used to use a running rig all the time years ago feel it might be worth a try again as no one seems to use it anymore 😁👍
Thanks for your comment. It has to be my favorite rig for carp fishing with bite alarms especially in the colder months. Thanks for checking out my channel!
Very good set up.....but think about setting the clutch on the reel just a little tighter...so that it helps to set the hook.
Top vid pal easy to understand
Thanks mate happy to help 👍
Brilliant video thank you 👍
Cheers 👍🏻
A very good explination
Cheers mate
Sound tutorial 👍 . Even a thiko like me should be able to build this rig . TYVM
Cheers Dave 👍
Great video 👍
Cheers James!
Hi Phill. Great video thanks. I've read it's good to use a running inline lead in a PVA bag then the lead will lay flat on the bottom after the bag has dissolved and not potentially having one end dug into the bottom. Your thoughts? Tight lines mate!
Thanks Peter 👍🏻 yes I agree with that.
Hi, I’m liking the look of this setup. One question I do have is do any rubber beads fit into a inline weight?
Thanks 👍 they don't always fit into the weight like this one although it is not essential. This just makes it a bit slicker.
Great video phill, subscribed for you to buddy thanks 🙏🏼
Thanks Gaz much appreciated! 👍
forgive me please I'm a newcomer to carp fishing but what bead exactly ? there are many different online , hook bead , quick change bead, swivel stop,rubber bead, etc many thanks
Hi, a rubber bead will work fine for this set up.
@@PhillWyattFishing many thanks
@@azaz... your welcome
Good vid bro :-)
Thanks 👍
how does the weight hook the fish like on a led clip ?
The weight doesn't hook the fish. That would be a bolt rig. This is a running rig. You hook the fish by striking or lifting into the fish.
@@PhillWyattFishing ty mate respect on that I was a bit confused m8.ty again ill try this rigg now
@@michaelwalker1964 no problem 👍🏻 I like running rigs because the fish can't feel any resistance. Sometimes Carp like to pic up a bait and slowly move with it cautiously.
@@PhillWyattFishing im new to fishing well been doing it 7 month and thought try this rig as I see it most places on fishery rules so kinda stops me going as I don't know how to use 1.but now I'm buzzing and can start to use it mate. ty for replying back to us buddy
@@michaelwalker1964 glad I could help 👍🏻 I plan on making many more tutorial vids very soon. Good luck with your fishing 👍🏻🎣
Bravo 👏
Thanks 👍
Hi mate. Nice video. I tested this out in my garden with bite alarms etc and i felt that when i moved the hook link away, you could feel the weight of the bobbin as you moved away. Do you think this makes the fish spit it or spook ?
Bobbing are usually very light unless you add extra weight to them. In my experience the weight of the bobbin does not seem to spook them. When you cast at a distance the resistance would be hard to notice.
Thanks a lot mate
You need. to get rid of that beige carpet in the background it makes the line invisible to the viewer
Good point!
Wasn't that a blood knott on the swivel phill, I need to learn the names of my knots tbh buddy lol
That was a clinch knot Gaz. I tend to stick to a few knots as I also forget the names of them. I just try to keep things simple 👍
Tbh, i very rarely use any other rig.
Me too I've always liked running rigs 👍🏻