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Simple Braid Rig for Carp

When I first started carping with my long-term angling companion, Mart, he was well into rigs and set-ups whilst I tended to spend
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Silt Rig for Carp

The Silt rig is basically a Helicopter rig in it’s make up, the only difference being that the rubber bead is slid up the anti-tangle ...
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Helicopter Rig for Carp

The Helicopter rig was originally used for sea fishing and later adapted for carp fishing because of its anti-tangle properties. The rig was ...
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CV Safety Rig

Here is the original rig that I used to use. At the time I was fishing the Valley waters a lot and the "helicopter"rig was ...
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Hinged Pop-Up Stiff Rig for Carp

This rig is an adaptation of the Terry Hearn 'Hinged, Pop-up, Stiff rig'. The rig shown has used swivels with attached rings rather than tied ...
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Pop-Up Rig for Carp

This is a pop-up rig made of Braid and a 'Depth Charge' weight, although a single shot would do the job. The positioning of the ...
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Running Rig for Carp

This simple run -rig allows the fish to run freely with the minimal of resistance. The rubber bead protects the mainline knot from the swivel. ...
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Inline Safety Lead for Carp

Made by Fox this inline system will allow the lead to detach itself when snagged. On purchasing this set-up, make sure that the insert can ...
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Semi-Fixed Running Rig

Made by Fox, this set up can be used as a semi-fixed bolt rig or as a running rig depending on where you position the ...
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Hair Rig For Carp

A hair-rigged boilie is now certainly the most common bait of modern day carp anglers. Hair-rigs were devised to fool carp who had become wary ...
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Dr.-Bruno-Broughton Usually referred to as Britain’s leading fisheries management consultant, Bruno Broughton has agreed to become a regular contributor to Anglers’ Net. A fisheries scientist by profession, Bruno spent a decade with the former Severn-Trent Water Authority before setting up his consultancy business in 1988. Since then, he has completed some 900 assignments on a huge range of waters throughout the British Isles.