Test
The Rig That Did It – Alan Stagg
CARP FISHING TACKLE
With experience in manufacturing quality fishing tackle since 1980, you can be sure that our carp fishing products will not just meet but exceed the expectations of the angler.
Published January 22, 2014 by Jonathan Burrows
What you need…
Step 1. If you’re using monofilament or Fluorocarbon materials for hingged stiff rig boom sections and stiff rigs a nice tidy loop allows the rig to move freely.
Step 2. Start the loop knot with a simple overhand knot about 20cm from the end.
Step 3. Form a loop and pass the tag back through the overhand loop (include a swivel if necessary).
Step 4. Now rotate the tag around the hooklink above the know a few time and pass the tag end back through the centre of the original overhand loop (think ‘blood knot’ for this bit).
Step 5. Tighten down using the tag. Don’t pull on the loop like you would with a conventional figure of 8 loop knot otherwise you will end up with twists created in the loop (nasty!).
Step 6. The loop should look like this! Lovely, round and neat… A thing of beauty!
Step 7. Trim off surplus tag material to finish (we prefer to ‘blob’ the tag end for extra security).
Related Articles
Knotless Knot
Bimini Twist
Mahin (Carrot) Knot
Albright Knot
Palomar Knot
Figure 8 Loop Knot