http://www.lancashire-carping.com/rigs-f1/-t1.htm Know a new secret rig that's taking waters apart ? Or just looking for some new ideas ? In here is the place to be ! Tue, 29 Jun 2010 15:50:53 GMT 10 http://i64.servimg.com/u/f64/14/74/63/50/logo-110.jpg http://www.lancashire-carping.com/rigs-f1/-t1.htm http://www.lancashire-carping.com/rigs-f1/the-fox-guide-to-rigs-download-t87.htm Mythril I think I have too much time on my hands. Anyway here is a direct link to Fox's Guide to Rigs. It's in PDF format: http://www.foxint.com/uploads/catalogue_downloads/rig_guide/Fox_RigGuideUK.pdf "Here you can download the new Fox Guide to Carp Rigs - a 64-page booklet designed to help you land more carp. It focuses on the most effective carp rigs around, with extra sections dedicated to other key skills to make you a better angler such as line concealment, hook and lead choice, spodding, ... Rigs Tue, 26 Jan 2010 14:16:53 GMT http://www.lancashire-carping.com/rigs-f1/the-fox-guide-to-rigs-download-t87.htm#308 http://www.lancashire-carping.com/rigs-f1/the-fox-guide-to-rigs-download-t87.htm http://www.lancashire-carping.com/rigs-f1/korda-guide-to-rigs-t290.htm Dlowry Korda

]]> Rigs Tue, 29 Jun 2010 15:50:53 GMT http://www.lancashire-carping.com/rigs-f1/korda-guide-to-rigs-t290.htm#1690 http://www.lancashire-carping.com/rigs-f1/korda-guide-to-rigs-t290.htm http://www.lancashire-carping.com/rigs-f1/shrink-tubing-t80.htm Dlowry anyone had any problems with it before?]]> Rigs Sun, 24 Jan 2010 21:53:45 GMT http://www.lancashire-carping.com/rigs-f1/shrink-tubing-t80.htm#256 http://www.lancashire-carping.com/rigs-f1/shrink-tubing-t80.htm http://www.lancashire-carping.com/rigs-f1/pond-fishing-t224.htm CARP-CREW-2 any body have any idea what rigs to use in medium sized ponds ...and possibly wat bait at this time of year ....thanks any advice is appreciated Rigs Wed, 17 Mar 2010 21:23:32 GMT http://www.lancashire-carping.com/rigs-f1/pond-fishing-t224.htm#1281 http://www.lancashire-carping.com/rigs-f1/pond-fishing-t224.htm http://www.lancashire-carping.com/rigs-f1/snowman-rig-t128.htm Mythril The Snowman Rig is a fantastic way to present critically balanced baits. The almost neutral buoyancy allows it to behave extremely naturally when lying just above the lake bed. The idea behind the rig is that the small bait at the top of the hair is designed to counteract the buoyant pop-up below. Start by tying yourself a knotless knot. A handy trick is to measure the hair before you start whipping down the hook so that you can make sure you have enough or a hair to add both of the ... Rigs Sun, 31 Jan 2010 23:29:52 GMT http://www.lancashire-carping.com/rigs-f1/snowman-rig-t128.htm#544 http://www.lancashire-carping.com/rigs-f1/snowman-rig-t128.htm http://www.lancashire-carping.com/rigs-f1/leaders-tubing-t208.htm craftycarper
thoughts ]]> Rigs Thu, 04 Mar 2010 00:56:43 GMT http://www.lancashire-carping.com/rigs-f1/leaders-tubing-t208.htm#1143 http://www.lancashire-carping.com/rigs-f1/leaders-tubing-t208.htm http://www.lancashire-carping.com/rigs-f1/blowback-rig-t127.htm Mythril The Blowback Rig is a great rig to use if you find you are getting plenty of bites but not actually hooking any carp. The idea behind the rig is that as the carp blows the bait back to check that its ok, it slides down the hook on the rig ring leaving the hook point completely exposed and the greatest opportunity to get a good hold. The easiest way to tie this rig is to start with a standard knotless knot using your hooklink of choice. Supple braids tend to work best for this rig. Once ... Rigs Sun, 31 Jan 2010 23:27:49 GMT http://www.lancashire-carping.com/rigs-f1/blowback-rig-t127.htm#543 http://www.lancashire-carping.com/rigs-f1/blowback-rig-t127.htm http://www.lancashire-carping.com/rigs-f1/nash-trigger-link-t73.htm eddie I use a 50/50 combination with a hook link braid, I personally think it works well.]]> Rigs Sat, 23 Jan 2010 13:50:25 GMT http://www.lancashire-carping.com/rigs-f1/nash-trigger-link-t73.htm#187 http://www.lancashire-carping.com/rigs-f1/nash-trigger-link-t73.htm http://www.lancashire-carping.com/rigs-f1/chod-hinge-rig-t185.htm CARP-CREW-2 does anybody know how to make this chod hinge rig because a few of my local anglers have told me they have had numerous of big carp on it thanks ??? Rigs Sun, 21 Feb 2010 21:59:11 GMT http://www.lancashire-carping.com/rigs-f1/chod-hinge-rig-t185.htm#926 http://www.lancashire-carping.com/rigs-f1/chod-hinge-rig-t185.htm http://www.lancashire-carping.com/rigs-f1/the-d-rig-made-easy-t130.htm Mythril The D-Rig is a great way to present a freely moveable bait. It is often utilised well in the Chod Rig which is well suited to fishing in deep silt or weed. Rather than mounting the bait on a hair, the chosen bait is tied to a rig ring, which is free-running, on a small loop of line shaped like a D, hence the name. Start the rig in a similar way to a knotless knot, but without the loop on the end of the hair. This rig is best used with a fluorocarbon style hooklink. Run the line through ... Rigs Sun, 31 Jan 2010 23:39:34 GMT http://www.lancashire-carping.com/rigs-f1/the-d-rig-made-easy-t130.htm#546 http://www.lancashire-carping.com/rigs-f1/the-d-rig-made-easy-t130.htm http://www.lancashire-carping.com/rigs-f1/the-zig-rig-t129.htm Mythril If you are struggling to attract bites on the bottom of the lake then you need to try to entice some of the fish swimming higher in the water. A Zig Rig accomplishes this perfectly. The Zig Rig is basically a standard rig with an extra long hooklink used to present a popped up bait at the height of the cruising carp. It is important to plumb the depth using a marker float so that you know exactly what depth you should be fishing at. You can then make your rig accordingly. A normal ... Rigs Sun, 31 Jan 2010 23:34:12 GMT http://www.lancashire-carping.com/rigs-f1/the-zig-rig-t129.htm#545 http://www.lancashire-carping.com/rigs-f1/the-zig-rig-t129.htm http://www.lancashire-carping.com/rigs-f1/basics-with-the-knotless-knot-t126.htm Mythril The Knotless Knot has become the most common knot used by far when creating many of the rigs used when carp fishing roday. This is down to the fact that it is easy to tie, extremely strong and provides excellent bait presentation in even it’s simplest form. You start by tying an over hand loop knot in your desired hooklength. This is just a basic loop added to the end of the hooklength which becomes the end of the hair rig. This is sometimes harder than it sounds depending on the material ... Rigs Sun, 31 Jan 2010 23:24:03 GMT http://www.lancashire-carping.com/rigs-f1/basics-with-the-knotless-knot-t126.htm#542 http://www.lancashire-carping.com/rigs-f1/basics-with-the-knotless-knot-t126.htm