BIG CARP RIG! Carp Fishing Rigs Made Easy - Tie THE HINGE RIG Pop-Up Rig Like A PRO! Mainline Baits
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- BIG CARP RIG! Carp Fishing Rigs Made Easy - Tie THE HINGE RIG Pop-Up Rig Like A PRO! Mainline Baits Carp Fishing TV
Big Carp Rigs don't get much better than this! The HINGE RIG, is a carp fishing rig that turns quickly to grab hold securely in the mouth of investigating carp without the need of resistance from the lead due the 'hinged' aspect of the rig. What's more, this pop-up rig is able to reset itself should it be rejected or moved by the attention of nuisance fish. Reliable elements that give you, the angler, an extremely valuable benefit - fishing confidence! So, in this carp fishing 2020 video, we give you our easy to follow, step-by-step guide, showing you how to tie the pop-up rig with a BIG CARP reputation!
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Love your vids! So helpful 🙌🏼
Happy to help!
much appreciated John..
No worries Lee!
Yet another brilliant brilliantly made and extremely helpful video! Thank you so much!
Glad you enjoyed it Martin!
BIG carp rig 😂😂😂 i must get this rig asap 😂😂
Another great vid John
Thanks Alan 👍
Another rig ive used for years,well made and explained jon
Thanks Lee!
Very useful and easy to follow - thanks
Glad it was helpful!
Thanks for making these tutorials
Our pleasure!
These are best videos I'm glad I can now have good rigs for my fishing and will now only use these ones done by you thanks didn't know what to do to break my blank already trying the longshank snowman will keep you posted when I catch that elusive carp. Thanks
Glad you like them and good luck!
How’s it all going now @Rishi ?
Very concise instructions, for beginners and seasoned carpers alike. Well done, John. Easy as.
Glad you enjoyed it!
GREAT one
Happy to help!
Great vid once again!😎👍 I've been tying rigs like mad since i started watching these, and I've been catching more. It just gets me thinking more about rig mechanics, but also by changing rigs and finding succes, it tells me something about the lake i'm fishing. Even in lakes i've been fishing all my life. All because of these video's. Thanks for the great vids and the inspiration😎🤘🙏
Wow! Thats great - so glad we're able to help like this!
@@MainlineBaitsCarpFishingTV it is really mindblowing sometimes, how rig mechanics can point out subtle details about the specific piece of lakebed you're fishing, then make the adjustment, and catch 3 carp in under 1 hour. When they are on u they are on you. But once you know what to do whilst they are on you, they are in the bottom of u'r net😎👍
@@rolfgeerlof9733 That last piece of the puzzle is so important!
Love your videos John, always have done … and even though I’ve been carp fishing for 15+ years I like a little freshen up in my mind as redoing some rigs ready for a big trip out to France (first of the year) getting excited now. I like the play on cutting off the big ring if it gives people confidence (which it’s all about) but I leave mine on there so it’s a chod rig as I’ve had great success with them over the years and also play around with the length of the mouthtrap as sometimes with these huge bellied/ round carp can get to the pop up without being almost vertical to reach it.
I will then will have some rigs in different lengths and different booms as info is a bit sparse on the substrate, so some semi stiff braid and also the IQ that I krimp sometimes and this time I’ve bought some ESP tungsten beads to pull down over the knots of the putty as I’ve been having problems during the winter with putty falling off. (I do use your trick with the coiled up lead out of old leaders) told many people about you with that one and most of the time works awesome, especially in the warmer months. Cheers 🍻 from Bristol
Glad you enjoyed the video!
These videos are really helpful, well presented with clear instructions. I've been experimenting with my boom sections, and found that using a couple of small tungsten bead really works well. One tight up against the knot, with the wide end covering the knot and one in the middle pinning the middle of the boom down. Also started using perfection loops at both ends, gives a nicer loop and tidy knot.
Thats great David - glad you're enjoying the video's!
Great instructional video, I always crimp my hinged section so much easier to get the height I want....plus I'm all fingers and thumbs, great video guys 👍👍👍👍
Glad you enjoyed it Adrian - we're all fingers and thumbs sometimes!
Great video as always.
How do you always make yours look so neat 😂
Dieses Rig hat mir schon viele schöne Fische beschert 👍
Thats good - its a very good rig!
Grate vid as all ways
Thanks Ashley!
Another great video
Thanks Jay - appreciate it!
Mainline your always worth it
Great video again
Never understood why people put the putty for the Chod section on the swivel body itself which prevents half of it turning? Much better to put it on the knot so the swivel can do its job.
and again great video ... regards from Bulgaria
Thanks glad you liked it!
@@MainlineBaitsCarpFishingTV im watching you from very first video ...
could you tell me the model of your cutting mat please
@@carpfun4789 Thanks for the support!
@@carpfun4789 Not sure but if you search on Amazon you'll soon find it.
Wtf seriously how can 17 people dislike this 😂 worlds gone mad it’s a great video perfect example of how to 😂 I’ve been tying rigs/knots for 40yrs+ and still learning 👍🏼 keep em coming
Thanks Martin!
Would this rig be safe from tangles of cast out with just hook bait. Thank you
Great video!
I have a question. why put the floss round the out side? I always put it through my pop up and burn the ends down.
You could do that - tying on the pop-up is just the way I've always done it.
Would you be able to tie the boom section with say a semi stiff coated braid? For example if the bottom your fishing over isn't completely clean or hard?
Yes you could - although it will need to be semi-stiff for the hinge in the rig to really work effectively. The soft fluorocarbon is perfect, supple enough to lay over light weed etc. but with enough memory to present tangles and allow the hinge to work well!
Is there an advantage to tying the boilie in place then rather than passing the floss through it and burning the end off? Ive never thought of tying one on before now?
Hi, yes the advantage is because you don't pierce the pop-up when tying it on, the pop-up won't take on water and perhaps become less buoyant over time.
Question: Why would you tie the floss around the bait rather than using the baiting needle to pull the floss through it and then secure it? Wouldnt that be more secure?
By not piercing the pop-up you prevent water ingress that could effect the buoyancy of the pop-up.
@@MainlineBaitsCarpFishingTV which I take it means it can stay out longer with more confidence that it's still presenting as expected?
Great video again John. Just a quick question. I was thinking about some old baits I used to love. Do you still make diamond whites?
Yes we do David - in the High Impact range!
Yet another banger, quick question tho is there any reason y you can't use a micro swivel instead of a rig ring, I prefer to attach boilie to a swivel myself however wasn't sure on mechanics working as well
Hi Danny I use a swivel to attach pop up as I think it looks neat. Aslong as the swivel can rotate you should be good. Beauty is you can tweek the rig to how you prefer to fish it.
Yes you could use a micro swivel - I've just always tied the rig this way, so its just my preference. Glad you enjoyed it again Danny!
@@MainlineBaitsCarpFishingTV nice one Al have confidence trying out rig now, well when weather fairs up much love thanks for your help, looking forward to next vid already lol
@@davidross1502 cheers for your feedback dude tight lines stay safe
@@dannyboii4351 No worries!
On what lead setup you can use this rig the best, helicopter or leadclip system?
You can use it with either; personally I find myself using a lead lip set-up most.
So is a bit like a pre-tied "chod" rig, tied onto the end of a flowing trace made from flourocarbon then? (Am Just getting into carp fishing, after Sea Fishing for 25 years or so since was young, looking into using few more tactics on more lakes once spring hits)
Hi Ken, yep pretty much the same - the boom section kicks the rig out away from the lead nicely and the hinge between this and the stiff hooklink section can be really difficult for fish to deal with.
@@MainlineBaitsCarpFishingTV great, thank you. Might have to give this one a try. Am thinking that for using floating boilies this might be a bit less visible to a fish than a ronnie rig?
Hi John, do you have any sugestions to use pva mesh with this rig how to prevent the rig Will not be present perfectly on the Bottom? Something Just like the order video with the floating chips in combination with the Ronnie rig. Best regards
You could hook a small PVA mesh bag onto the hook, but its far better to fish this rig without a bag so it can sink slowly over any lakebed debris.
@@MainlineBaitsCarpFishingTV when the knotless knot is made there is not enough space for the D to get also trough the eye, any solution?
@@willememmy7414 It can be a tight fit, try cutting the tag end at an angle before passing it through or you can use a whipping or snail knot.
@@MainlineBaitsCarpFishingTV snail knot never heard about it, would be great to see this in the mainline channel.👍
@@willememmy7414 Yeah maybe be get a knot video put together soon!
Would you throw this out as a single bait or would it still work with a mesh bag on the hook?
This is a great single hookbait rig or when fished over a spread of boilies. The problem with a mesh bag is it can straiten out the curve you place in the short, stiff section of hooklink.
Hi John and other carpers, would it be ok just to add the putty over the knot instead of on the swivel. just thinking if I add putty where John has here. Means its a bit harder and a messier job just to tie on a new stiff section if the hook needs changing? Or is the putty directly below the hook and on the swivel part of why this rig works? thanks
I'd keep to wrapping on the swivel, it helps hold the putty and really neatens things up - when you need to reuse the putty it generally still comes off in one clean piece.
Top tip:
When trying to tie this rig very short, tie the swivel onto the mouth trap first then use Danny fairbrass’s whipping knot to attach to hook
Thats one way!
I find the whipping knot very hard to do with very stiff material. End result is the same so I choose the simplest way for myself
Crimping works well on the chod!
@@neilingle1168 I did at first but once I tied it a few times it worked well, I could get a chod down to nearly an inch
Would you be confident casting one to showing fish similar to a chod rig situation ?
YES! This is a great rig for that!
Pro trick : watch series on InstaFlixxer. I've been using them for watching lots of of movies recently.
@Ira Esteban yup, have been watching on instaflixxer for since november myself :D
@Ira Esteban Definitely, been watching on instaflixxer for since december myself :D
Another great one! Can I ask, why do you tie the floss around the pop up rather than threading through with a bait needle like on most rigs?
So the bait stays buoyant for longer...
People usually do it so they don’t lose the buoyancy in the pop up if it’s out for a long time, some are affected if they are pierced by a baiting needle
Partly for the reason John has given below (the pop-up stays buoyant for longer) but mainly because I've simply always done it this way.
@@MainlineBaitsCarpFishingTV makes sense! I’ll be giving this a go 👍🏼
@@ptheledge5390 Nice - its a great pop-up rig this one!
The hinge stiff rig is regarded as the best hooking rig, so why doesn’t a spinner rig have the same d rig hook bait attachment ? Spinner rigs with the bait mounted on a ring or similar running up and down the shank is renowned for fish loses.
Is their a reason that you dont use a baiting needle to put the popups on
Not really Owen - there is an argument that the pop-up looses buoyancy with water ingress once pierced, but its more a case I've always done it this way.
Bait screw is all I know this seems very old skool
@@crewythecarpninja83 Just about personal preference really - bait screws will work too.
Great vid but is a size 8 ring swivel with the ring cut off not just a size 8 swivel ?! 😂
Yep!
guess you can use a bait screw or micro swivel instead of the ring ?
Yes Lee you can!
@@MainlineBaitsCarpFishingTV cheers 👍🏻
Nice rig great demo but on a downside i dont see why quality popups would need to be tied on with floss
TBH most pop-ups can be pierced these days, this is just the way I've always done it!
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Thanks!
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I always find the tag end on the knotless knot (that forms the D) spins when I tighten it. Anyone also find this and any fixes plz?
When you make you make your fine turn of the knot less knot make one turn over the six turns of the knot, going back toward the eye before threading through the eye - this final turn hold the turns of the knot in place stopping them from spinning.
@@MainlineBaitsCarpFishingTV thanks mainline this annoyed me for lots of rigs.
Love the videos, there very informative.ive only got one criticism could you use a darker back ground when making these rigs light blue with lines all over it doesn't help to see anything
Noted! Clear lines are a nightmare!
Why do you use a background that blends with the line? Can’t see the line.
Could I use a boiling screw instead of the floss as my eye sight isn’t brilliant
Yep you could!
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Thanks!
Why not just use a size 8 swivel, instead of wasting a ring swivel?. All in all good rig in right puddle 👍
You can use what ever swivels or components you. This is just guide
@@GG-ch1hm you can, was just sayng/helping people out!.
Just did it that way to show you can initially tie a Chod Rig and add the boom later.
big fish rig ????? come on!
Why so complicated? I always pull the baitfloss through the hookbait. In my opinion this method is easier and safer. Maybe there is a reason why you do this on your way ?
You can use both methods, I just prefer tying on the pop-up as it prevents piercing the hookbait and a potential loss of buoyancy over time in water.
@@MainlineBaitsCarpFishingTV next week I will try both methods in river Rhein in germany. There is lot of flow and then I will compare both methods which one has a better grip. Thanks for the great videos,I really enjoy watching them. Sorry for my bad english 😬stay healthy 💪🍀
@@doku6168 No problem - good luck on the River!
На этот монтаж, как одеть ПВА стик
This rig is best used without a PVA Stick.
Serait t'il possible de faire de temps en temps des vidéos en français svp, je pense que la communauté francophone qui vous suivent ou achètent vos produits serai fortement intéressé, au moins sous titré vos vidéos !
You need a black back ground we can’t see what your doing and a longer pulse so we can look at what you have tryed
Hi Grant, yeah sorry about that - we now have a darker background for future videos with clear mono.
2 thumbs down not bad but please stop it as there's no need thanks guys
Haha where would we be without a couple thumbs down!
@@MainlineBaitsCarpFishingTV
I know I know but I just don't see any point or anything they could gain from it so why why.. Like I've said don't love there mom do they 😅😅😅😅