reading about this rig in one of this month 's carp mags , AS USUALL they come out with a rig ive never herd of called a outline rig BUT dont show it or say anymore about how to make it ,has any one got any tips about this rig????...thanks ...colin.
outline rig????
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njb51
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It's probably nothing new. Or something unecessarily complicated!
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Cakey
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I think its what we call the double overhand back twice with a follow through british foundation rig !
Mr Cholmondeley-Corker (PaSC)
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I think you also need a decolator and a zetetic frig to tie it
Mr Cholmondeley-Corker (PaSC)
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Maybe if you get the 'outline' rig 'roughly' right then it will work!
ok mate an out line rig is a set up that dumps your lead or float its done so that when the fish takes your rig it ejects so the fish cant use it to its advantage ie getting u snagged so thers no escape fishy ha ha/forum/smilies/smile_smiley.gif
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Cakey
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dumps 5ozs of lead in your lake every time you get a run ??
saves filling it up with water I suppose
saves filling it up with water I suppose
Mr Cholmondeley-Corker (PaSC)
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or full stops
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Frothey
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its done so that when the fish takes your rig it ejects so the fish cant use it to its advantage ie getting u snagged so thers no escape fishy
i thought it was so they could charge you another £1.50 for a lead every time you caught a fish?
i thought it was so they could charge you another £1.50 for a lead every time you caught a fish?
It's an outline because nobody bothered to think up any detail!
Mithrandir
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I have used this in very snaggy water, but I attach a stone or pebble with an elastic band rather than lose a weight every time.
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Lead ejection...a whole new debate....
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PVA string and some old nuts or bolts?
A whole new take on the bolt rig.
A whole new take on the bolt rig.
Ian Gemson
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Cakeys favorite rig is the "Silent nite rig" what ever he uses it has the same effect. LOL
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We were using a version of the outline rig in the seventy's at Longfield. ask those that were there when the pool was drained about the buckets of lead that were taken from the top of the bar's. Our rig consisted of a long week link to match the longweeks you had to wait for a bite, when you had a run it was the zebra muscles that cut you off at the link"IF YOU WERE LUCKY". /forum/smilies/wink_smiley.gifGordon.