A basic feeder rig for carp
(Method Feeder)
This basic feeder rig is suitable for use with method feeders when fishing for small to medium sized carp.
You will need:
Remove the swivel from the end of the feeder and pass your main line though the method feeder, making sure you start at the rubber sleeve end.
Next attach your mainline to the swivel using a polamar or blood knot and slide feeder gently down the mainline untill the swivel sits inside the feeder.
Then take a length of your hooklink, about twelve inches long and tie a hook to one end (using either a blood knot or a knotless knot if you are using a hair rig).
Then tie a quick change link to the other end ensuring the finished length is approximately 8 inches long. You can vary the length of your hooklink, but as a rule a method feeder hooklink is shorter than a straight forward hooklink.
Finally attach the quick link to the swivel in the feeder and your ready to go.
A basic feeder rig for carp
(cage, blockend or openend feeders)
This basic feeder rig for carp is suitable for most types of feeders and should be used for small to medium carp.
You will need:
Pass your main line though the eye or swivel on the feeder and then though a rubber shock bead and tie on your swivel using a blood knot. Then make up your hook link, start with around 3 foot of hooklink and tie your chosen hook to one end then tie a quick change link to the other end. Connect the quick change link to the empty eye of your swivel and your ready to go.
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