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How To: Tie a running rig |
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How To: Tie a running rig |
HOW TO: Set up a running rig
A running lead system is possibly the most effective and simple carp lead system you could choose to use. The set up allows for very positive indications on the bobbin
you always have a very good indication on the bobbin. The common problem of bite definition when using side clip lead systems and slack lines are completely done away with when using a running rig. The set up is also offers good tangle proof properties.
What You Need –
• Rig tubing
• Size 8 ring swivels
• Buffer beads
• Scissors
Step 1
Cut the required length of rig tubing. At one end, cut the rig tubing at a 45 degree angle. This will help when inserting the rig tubing into the buffer bead.
Step 2
Place your lead onto the main line
Step 3
Push your main line through the rig tubing until it appears at the far end.Now put the buffer bead onto the line.
Step 4
Tie the size 8 ring swivel onto the main line with a Palomar knot.
Step 5
Pull the tied swivel into the buffer bead and push the rig tube into the back of the buffer bead
Step 6

Your finished setup should look like this.
Simply add a quick link to the ring swivel, attach your hooklength and bait to the quick link and you ready to cast out and start fishing.
Tight lines!
Content Copyright Ian Gemson 2008 www.smartcarping.com
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