I fish a micro version of this rig to fish for European Perch. I use a countersunk tungsten bead instead of an egg sinker and I use a float stop to protect the knot instead of a bead
I started using a larger egg sinker on my main line and above the snap swivel, then a much smaller one on my leader. This has helped alleviate tangled leader lines while fishing with worms for bait off the bottom in strong current. I’ve started calling it a Double Knocker.
I fish a micro version of this rig to fish for European Perch. I use a countersunk tungsten bead instead of an egg sinker and I use a float stop to protect the knot instead of a bead
Never fished for European perch, I'll have to add that to my list of things to fish for! Thanks for watching!
I started using a larger egg sinker on my main line and above the snap swivel, then a much smaller one on my leader. This has helped alleviate tangled leader lines while fishing with worms for bait off the bottom in strong current. I’ve started calling it a Double Knocker.
Sounds like an interesting rig!
@@KempOutside I have one out now and haven’t had a leader tangle since. This is on light gear in River current.
I’m glad you made this video, someone gave me a tackle box with some beads. I did not know what they were used for
Now you know, and knowing is half the battle! My wife asked me why I kept crafting supplies in my tackle box!
So informative! Thank you so much sir
Thanks! good luck fishing!
Is it fine that i just use heavier line mono for a leader, like 30 pound mono
Yes you can do that. I use a lot of mono as leader since it stretches.
you are using a snell knot, mothing will ever touch your knot