The EASIEST Carp Fishing rig to tie
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 10 ก.ค. 2024
- Carp fishing can seem very daunting when it comes to rigs and tactics but in this video we show you how to tie a very simple carp fishing rig that will work perfectly in most fishing situations.
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Cheers for this lads, caught my first carp today thanks to this
How big was it
good man 🤙🏽
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I have caught my first carp (16lb) on that rig today, thank you for the inspiration
Great vids guys, I have literally started fishing three weeks ago and caught a 9lb 12oz carp second time out with the help of your method feeder vid, many thanks.
Simple and easy to follow explanation with a clear demonstration of the technique.
Something that other channels lack.
Just getting back into fishing after 25 years & you two are the best for advice on how to set up in different ways. Excellent tutorial. Clear & precise. Can’t wait to test these. Thanks
Great to hear! Good luck with your fishing and thanks so much for watching!
Normally a coarse/match style angler but slowly coming over to the carp scene.. finally an easy rig to follow!
As a beginner looking to make sense of a carp rig by far the most simple and easy to understand tutorial thank you 🙏🏻
Recently got back into fishing after a 7 year break and been watching your vids to learn the basics again thank you
The way your explaining these videos seem a lot clearer and easy to understand than other peoples videos. Well done guys your doing great and are a huge success!!🎣😎
Cheers man, going carp fishing tomorrow and this made setting up the rig less daunting!
I used to think catching a carp was near impossible, I thought you had to have tonnes of expensive gear, and the biggest stocked lake to even get near it, but these guys proved you don’t need much at all, thanks for all the videos guys genuinely very motivational. I’m now watching your old videos because I’ve seen them all 😒
Shit when I see what they are using it looks like a whole lot of stuff to me. You don't even need that much stuff, but it does look nice.
I've just tied this rig, very easy, can't wait to give it a try. Thanks
You guys explain everything so clearly and so effectively, thank you so much for the time you take to make these videos!
That was _very_ well explained. You're very clear, you go slow, but you're not full of fluff and you get to the point. You did a great job. Thank you!
No worries dude! :)
Great video lads! Just getting into specimen fishing and with this time at home I'm going to learn how to tie a few rigs :-)
Thanks for this I’ve always been quite anxious trying new things as I done have anyone teach me...I’ve had a go and it works perfectly
Thank you for the info. I just ordered some carp UK style tackle. This makes easier to put the rig together. Here in the US the stores near me dont carry tackle like this.
Good luck! :)
Dude. Thank you so much for taking the time out of your day to help me catch a carp
No cap actually works... Two stunning Carp and they are my first ones
Guys, good job! It’s nice that you also have a tutorial channel but a awesome carp fishing channel. Everything in this video was so clear and I understood every word even tho Iam still quite young! Amazing video, hope to see more❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
you guys are such good communicators. thank you very much for your vids.
Excellent video and very well delivered for a newbie to understand. Thanks a lot and I am looking forward to the other videos that I have added to my playlist.
Really great tutorial helped me start off carping
I over complicated for yesrs. Went back to basics from this channel and now back liking the fishing
Another great video. Keeping it simple , thanks 👍🏻
Thanks for these vids very much appreciated lads I've just got back into fishing and it was your main channel that has inspired me congrats again on the new channel all the best luck for the future kutgw.👍🏻😁
Awesome to hear :)
I was thinking about giving up fishing but you made me think no and you are my biggest inspirations
Thank you for this tutorial this really helps me
o my god so simple ....thanks a lot bro i just started fishing started float fishing but now i wanna go for something bigger this helped me a lot its so simple....keep it up bro thanks again
Do you use this rig regularly now?
Loving your vids! Wishing you both all the very best as always 👍👍💪💪
Cheers Alex for the knot tying skills no more buying expensive ready made rigs I’ve had a 30lb common and I couldn’t even tie simple rig lol
Where has this video been all my life!
I wanna meet these guys IRL so I can shake their hands and say thanks for all the tips, top lads, great channel.
Your videos are brilliant! Explained clearly and in detail and what equipment is needed ! A godsend to a new angler like myself I watch all your videos keep doing what your doing, your passion for fishing shines thru your tutorials in the quality and detail that u provide 😊 well done buddy and thank u 😊
So glad you enjoy them! That's very kind, thank you Paul :) Happy you find them helpful. All the best with your fishing!
Guys, loving these videos, that was so clear and well explained, tight lines and thank you :)
Thanks Stuart!
Great video and clearly explained. No need to over complicate something that can he done so simply. One tutorial I'd like to see is making a drop shot rig. Tried it last year for the first time. Went 3 times & had nothing. Bit now it's starting to get colder I was going to start trying again. Would be great to have a few tips for this winter going out.
Thanks for the comment, we'll try and film a drop shot rig some time!
I watch your videos and it’s so helpful and simple but then I watch other videos and people have like all this tube stuff and screws etc and I don’t understand the need for all that stuff when you can just do it like this it’s like people love to make life difficult 😂 thanks for the help my birthday was yesterday so got a lot of new gear and going to try it out with this method hopefully I break my pb as it is only a 10lb 4oz common 😂
Wow. I have just started fishing about 3 months ago. This video has helped me a lot. Although the price of things. Well done to this channel. Keep up this clear, fantastic work! 🎉🎉
Great to hear that! :) Thanks mate!
Really useful, thanks guys!
Great video ! Thank you , so simple, explained perfectly.
No worries! Good luck with your fishing!
Great rig thank you so much
Thank you just started carp fishing and managed to catch my first 2 carp
Used this set up all my life and never let me down. I see so many rigs these days, are they really better? not a big fan of drop of leads but everywhere wants it now.
Than you so mutch i lerned how to tiie a carp rig tomorow im going for mi firt time to fish carp 🐟🐟🐟
Hello from Australia🇦🇺. Great video thankyou mate! 👍
We use none of this rubbish in Australia corn or worm on a unweigheted hook gets scoffed by carp . Then you throw the carp down a wombat hole because carp are a pest
Thank you, looking to catch my first carp :)
Can I just ask (as someone returning to fishing) that the coated braid hook length is approx 2lbs lighter than you main line? Fishing has got a lot more technical since I last fished 25yrs ago but would love to try this method👍
Excellent video and great production values as always, congratulations on the new channel, you both have so much to offer it makes sense to do this. 😉 Quick question I noticed that at the end of the video you show these rigs with an inline lead setup, is that your preferred method? Can you explain in a video when best to use what lead setups with what rigs. Thanks guys keep up the fantastic work 👍
Hi Alex, from my experience with rigs such as this you can fish it with both a lead clip and in line lead system. I would usually make this choice based on the lake/river bed I am fishing on. If there are many snags then I would choose a lead clip system that allows me to drop the lead if the fish runs into weeds or other snags. I use a running rig if fishing on gravel/light silt bottoms and don't feel it necessary to drop my lead. Hope this helps. Not an expert and there's plenty of other people out there to help you out :)
Hi guys great vids, after being out of carp fishing for a number of years this was a good refresher, can you do a video on the lead end I used to have a running lead on the mainline with a split shot to stop it at the rig end, now a lot of people use lead clips and fixed leads why????? Surely less resistance or the running lead was best???????
Is it possible to use clips to join the rig system to the lead? Does the big loop not compromise strength?
Just made my first carp rig ever. I wonder if this works for bream, too. Thanks for the clear and simple tutorial!
Amazing :) You're welcome! All the best with your fishing!
Great detail and step by step. Thanks
Thank you for watching :)
This was so helpful thank u so much keep it up 👍
For years I have been cutting off my boilie stoppers before fiddling with the small piece to put it through the hoop🤣 learn something new everyday.
Very good, crisp explanation, good job!
Thank you! Glad to hear :)
thanks your video really help me up.......im new at carp fishing so this is very usefull.......thank you......fish on
You're welcome! Glad you found it helpful :) You too!
Thanks for the help
Thanks bro needed this
No worries!
ive never understood the carp rigs and tactics so thanks guys
No problem! Thanks for tuning in :)
Great vid lads, what weight leads would you use for short to medium range(20-30meters) casting on a clear(snagless) lake. Would a 2oz do the job? And should i fish it inline or clip on? Cheers
Nice. Thanks
loved this video. you got my subscription!
Cheers Carlos!
Thank you for your method Made me like fishing
So glad to hear that :)
Très bonne vidéo, montage universel..
Love these vids
Thanks!
Thanks so much I'm 13 years old and because of this I have an opportunity to catch my first ever carp thanks so much
Thank you
Thank you, I will try to do it !!
Good luck!
what baits would you recommend for murky waters in larger venues i’m thinking of buying some cc moore 18mm pacific’s tuna boilies do you think these will be ok there’s so much different baits and colours and flavours i have no clue what to go for 😂
Simple and effective!
Indeed!
Great video really clear and could see everything really well which is an issue with some videos. Also aren't you supposed to strip back enough braid coating so when you tie the knotless know you have a few cm of play to aid hooking.
We've found leaving the end section supple to not really improve the chances of hooking a fish, in fact the angle the line comes out of a wide gape hook with the material still coated is quite good and the hook flips over better. I'm sure both will work though, it's just our preference these days to have it coated. :)
@@fishingtutorials Ok thanks I'm gonna give it a try
NIce and simple. Thanks. How heavy is the small lead ball you use for the pop up rig?
Awesome new channel gents! Glad you guys are willing to share your knowledge with us newbies! Do you guys prefer the lead clip system over an inline lead?
We tend to use lead clips for long range fishing or when we could be fishing different lakebeds in one session. When we know a lake well and are sure the bottom is clean and firm, we can just fish inlines :)
A leadclip is versatile and you can switch leads as you wish and by using a distance lead on a lead clip you can cast further, but we also like inlines to avoid dropping lead if we are hauling loads of carp for example. It's kinda personal preference.
Do you find that the lead tangles with the hooklink or does coated braid help with that?
Can you do aa tutorial about fishing very weedy lakes best rigs/ approach etc. Would be really appreciated. Thanks
Hi nice video! I'm trying to find a braided line like yours but no luck. Can you share more details on what should I be searching for or recommend some? Thanks!
Brilliant
good job !
Thanks!
thanks for the video and clear instructions! just wondering: you dont use a leader but attach the leadclip, tailrubbers and lead directly on your main line. do you think (leadcore)leaders are unnecessary in most circumstances?
We often just use our mainline straight through! Sometimes we’ll use a leader when solid bag fishing due to the fish feeding right on top of the lead. We’ll also use a leader when fishing close to snags or thick weeds, to give more strength and abrasion resistance around the rig!
Leadcore can be helpful though if the fish are spooking badly off the line, but a lot of the time it’s not necessary.
Really Good Cheers mate!
You're welcome :) cheers Lucas
Hi C&A I was just wondering if I could use the led clip set up at one of the ponds I fish but it says no fixed bolt rigs. And if not what could I use instead? Thanks👍
Great video graham broughton
👍🏻 Does luncheon meat work the same as a boilies on the pop up rig? Thanks
Hi am starting up carping. After watching this video I'm gonna try this set up 😊. I have one question will you loose the led every time there's a carp on the line? Thanks for any advice replies. Kind regards. Tom
Mainly a hardcore river piker me but when close season comes Im thinking of carping. I understand this video fully its just the pop up bit what do you mean to make a break in the line where the shot goes
does the braid make it sink? and also do you want the boilie/corn/maggot to float up? or leaving it on the bottom good? im mostly asking for fishing lakes/ponds
So you only uncoat the hooklink for the bait loop and the leave the rest of the hooklink coated? Also can you use a uncoated braided hooklink instead of coated ? Thanks
I hope you will show us how to make bait like pellet , boillee etc
Brilliant video many thanks. Would this rig catch catfish to 50lb?
You guys should do a hand line challenge great video
You guys are definitely the best - so succinct. Dumb question probably as I'm a newbie to carp, but can you use this rig as a pop-up (with e.g. putty), or is it mainly for bottom baits - or both? Cheers and much success to you both!
You can use it with a pop-up
Morning! Just to pass on a opinion from a beginner, I bought all this setup apart from the make of hook, but that 18lb braid you recommended had no chance of being blood knotted to my hook as the eyelet was way too small. Something a regular fisherman would know but not a newbie! There are so many choices of carp hook out there it's too confusing!
Great video! I have just bought some Korda tackle online! I usually float fish but am going to a big specimen lake at the weekend full of carp and want to try this! To save time I have bought a a few pre done Korda rigs! Size 6 and 8. And then purchased the slow sinking fake corn! Along with a selection of swivel lead weights ranging from 1.5oz to 3.5oz and will use this same method! Only
Issue is I don’t currently have a bite alarm! I know you guys tend to use these in your videos and I will get one soon! But for this weekend as I am not float fishing I take it this will still work and I will just see the road tip bend and feel the pull?
Hey mate, yeah as your getting into it, you could put a carp rig out on one rod, whilst doing your float fishing on the other rod. You could just slacken off the clutch and pick it up if it screams off, or if the line falls slack. A bite alarm is nice if your fishing multiple rods, or overnight fishing but in the day you can just watch the line or rod tip! :)
No lie, this is the most complicated fishing rig I’ve ever seen. Damn simple lol
what weight of split shot did you use?
I hope One day i can be as good of an angler as u guys
You'll get there!
What weight leads do you use thanks
Do you attach a bait cage on your line also if so how far up ?
my local lake says no fixed leads allowed not sure what that means as I am new to carping would this set up be allowed and also no braided main lines other than for marker I would be using obviously mono on my reel would the braid for the rig be allowed also not sure what that rule ment any help would be appriciated alex
Our local fishing pool does not allow a fixed weight on the line. The line should have the weight attached before the rig on a swivel so that the line can pay out when the fish bites and takes the rig and bait. I think they do it to try and stop you sinking the rig and bait to the bottom. You then have to be very accurate to get only a small amount of float in the bait.