nicksingleton

How do the mechanic's of this rig increase your chances of a run,over the standard d-rig,i just cant see it. what can you achieve on this rig that is any different action wise than a standard hair rig with silicone tubing holding the boilie tight to the first bend on the hook,other than overcomplicating it because; the hair goes through the middle of your boily not allowing it to slide very well if at all; so it just holds the boily in one position?Just a question,to provoke a more analytical approach to your rigs,which in turn will make you the thinking angler,and more successful in the long run,cheers, not having a go just move the silicone up tighter!!

How do the mechanic's of this rig increase your chances of a run,over the standard d-rig,i just cant see it. what can you achieve on this rig that is any different action wise than a standard hair rig with silicone tubing holding the boilie tight to the first bend on the hook,other than overcomplicating it because; the hair goes through the middle of your boily not allowing it to slide very well if at all; so it just holds the boily in one position?Just a question,to provoke a more analytical approach to your rigs,which in turn will make you the thinking angler,and more successful in the long run,cheers, not having a go

I cant see any need for the rig tubing on the hook bend,this is a hinderence.and the boily could be tied with a normal hair but short and tight to the upper end of the shank to achieve the same effect without the need to over complicate

watch out for the end hair twisting around the hook,if using a pop up might cause the hook to sit at an unnatural angle,worth a try,keep up the innovation!