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@lukemeecham3864 doesnt sound right at all that. Have you turned the receiver on first? Id consider returning them to the shop they should connect automatically when you spin the indicator wheel

Glad it was helpful!

Cheers sam! Appreciate it. Tight line

Nothing to see here 🤣🤣

😂 classic

Correct! Do you have a website for your baits?

No, no one has that part of the line tight, onky the inexperienced. You slacken off your line so arounf 6ft from your lead backwards is on the deck, or more, this allows fish to feed on, around and over your leads without liners and spooking the fish. However, let's say you do use a tight line with the twig you'd just hold the twig open on the take, you're suggesting the twig would be able to close by either pulling the fish towards the rod ornthe rod towards the fish, which is impossible. the only way it would close up is if you rod went towards the fish or the fish swims towards you. This device is nowhere near powerful enough to hook fish. If it was the size of lead needed, it would be house bricj size and the spring so strong the twig would be made from metal. I appreciate you taking the time to think k of an explanation as to why its not working. I wanted it to work just as much as the next person. It just doesn't.

Even if you fish 'tight' the line is never in a straight line to the reel. The weight of the line creates a bow. All mono has a degree of stretch. So there is still a lot of potential for the line to move, even when seemingly tight.

Hope you bag a chunk!

It's a great idea that they do. However when you're on the bank, at home it's unlikely people are going to travel to the tackle shop to dispose of fishing line. I'll pin your comment tho at the top as added information cheers Adam!

Great videos it’s a sub from me 👍

Cheers Ant! Much appreciated 🙏

​@@pauly44loveyou 😂 are You part of Ali's PR team 🤣, it's terrible let's be honest & anyone who thinks this is safe or a needed bit of tackle is a sheep....Death rig

No worries at all! Happy to help!

If your hook is laying flat on the bottom to me, it would suggest you're using a wafter, which is a semi bouyant bait, it's half pop up half bottom bait. This rig will work with that type of bait also, but if you want it to pop up, you need a more bouyant bait. There are two ways to do this. 1st buy some fresh pop ups they'll cost around £5-£8 for a tub. 2nd you can add a foam/cork topper, drill out the bait u have and put a cork dowel into it. Add putty will only make it heavyier you need to go lighter.

@@SamsungCarper correct mate it was a wafter. Great detailed answer, just what I was after. Appreciate you taking the time to explain so well. Thank you

@@SamsungCarper would you need to glue the dowel mate?

Nah, no glue needed. I'm on the bank now waiting for rods to go off I'll do you a video while I wait.

@@SamsungCarper ok mate. No rush re video. Thanks again. Enjoy the fishing

My pleasure

What makes you say that?

@@SamsungCarper Just a bit of humour mate.

Appreciate you taking the time to comment and watch the video. Hope it catches you aload of fish!

Cheers Jon mega battle on that small rod!

Lost the plot, maybe? I think he was sold an idea by a salesman better than himself, and he's been tunnel vision with it ever since. I also think the R&D Has been minimal, and most of it jolly making films about catching carp than it was about really.making sure this is the best product he could have launched. Certainly hasn't failed, but I don't think it will last. Quick buck springs to mind.

Biggest scam in fishing this is. Share it far and wide.

Well, this is basic physics: every action has an opposite and equal reaction. So it does work as advertised. It's just that you're holding the rig tightly, so instead of pulling the hook into the lip, the lead comes flying back. Maybe in the next video hold the hookpoint on your finger and trigger the system to see if you need to go to the ER after. The only problem I have with this system is the lack of carp safety after you've snapped off on a carp. Plus I think a rig like the bungee rig is way less cumbersome and basically has the same effect.

You couldn't be more wrong. I've tried it. You can lift the whole thing off the deck with out triggering it or hooking yourself. Its when you shake it, it triggers and at that point there no recoil.

In your first try (1:40) the lead hasn't moved before the twig triggers and the prongs come out, right? At that point the springs are pulling the hook to the lead and vice versa, correct? Plus the light one already needs 4.5 oz of force to trigger it, so you'd have to use a lead of like 4 oz minimum to trigger it, otherwise the lead would do all the pricking. What weight lead is it in the video?

Tried with a 4.5oz distance lead and a 2.5. At 1.40 into the video you need to watch the hook end, I pull the rig with a short sharp tug and stop still this crates a limp rig effect whilst the lead is still moving, because the lead is moving toward the stationary rig it would appear the twig is recoiling, but infact the spring is just returning to its home position because the spring is a tension one, the lead is moving the same way as the spring is moving. The next clip shows me dragging the lead slowly, and the spring is unable to recoil and pull a 3.5oz lead with a spring rated to have a force of 4.5oz recoil force. The twig just stays extended until i slow the hook down. Watch the silicon sleeve between rig and twig and moves towards the lead, allowing it to close. If you think this is the spring pulling the hook back towards the lead, you'd also be mistaken. The lead would have to have be heavy enough to resisnt the form of my arm to stay stationary and the sring have enough tensile power to pull me towards the lead. For this the happen that lead would need to be MUCH heavier, Kgs probably, and the spring so big and thick the twig would be the size of a forearm.The lead in every case is what hooks the fish. The twig just makes your rig longer for an extra £10. I do, however, totally agree on the fish safety aspect, its shocking that someone like Ali with so much fishing and product development experience was unable to see to blatant design flaw with the arms. I as always appreciate you giving your time to watch the video and comment.

It's a complete scam tbh. The thing doesn't do anything other than act like a bungee after the lead triggers the arms. There is no recoil when the arms trigger. Zero testing has been done to see if it actually works.

spot on!

@bengibson4533 do you think the twig recoils as advertised or do you think its just the weight of yhe lead then the twig acts as a elastic would in a pole?

The problem I have it mate is like all things when there used they don’t work as they should and some poor fish is only gunna rub it’s guts past it and wolop it’s got a chod in the face

If there gunna bring something out it may aswell be large Nash nets and u and your pal can walk the lake with it and just hand pick out all the fish u want have your pics then put them back 😅

From the few tests I've done it would be difficult for it to just trigger, saying that there's always a chance of a false trigger by another carp and it foul hooking another fish. It would be extremely unlikely tho. This scenario is the only way when triggered the hook would shoot back using the lead as an actor. It just doesn't do what it says its meant to do.

I mean I get the concept I really do but your waiting on the lead to do the work before it does anything, but surely that’s a hooked fish itself ?? If the hook is going in the wrong way etc etc that’s not gunna do nothing to help other than pull it out it’s gob! It does have one upside thou u know definitely when u have been done 😮

What's a fink? Or do you mean sink?

Certainly not! It's best you use the same products from your preferred company. But you can mix and match anything, that's how you"ll find out what works best for you, your water and the fish you're targeting. Treat this as a guild on what you can do, and experiment with similar things.

Thanks for the advice