How To Tie Dan Hawkes' Slip-D Ronnie Rig
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- Опубліковано 12 вер 2019
- Dan Hawkes shows you how to tie his Slip-D Ronnie rig and explains the thinking behind it.
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perfect!!
Been using this rig with a continental hook always a good hook up bottom lip
Talk about reinventing the wheel
Nothing against Dan. All these tutorials are just brand adverts. Some of us remember carping before all the bells and whistles. Hair rig will always be the biggest game changer.
Not sure
Korda method rig
Would you this rig for a wafter or bottom bait presentation?
No bottom bait defeats the purpose of ronnie rig its design mechanics rather is for a pop up as for wafter I'd rig it up first check in margins it might not hold the hook up in prime position so check it hope this helps
Wafters are fine but id stay away from bottom baits
It’s designed for pop ups to pop up the bait off the pond floor. No good putting a boillie on it
What’s the point of having a slip d hook rig when the pop up will push to the top of the hook and d, once its cast into the water it’s hardly going to move from the highest position due to the bouncy of the pop up.
it aids separation when a carp is trying to eject the rig. This can also help reduce hook pulls.
Its meant to be harder for the fish to spit it out
I’ll stick to the Ronnie
‘SLIP’ d? Can’t see it myself over complicating what is meant to be a quick and efficient rig
cant see what? its worked wonders for him so its clearly decent whether you like it or not lol
8:31 what the hell has happened to the non slip knot! braid must be crap, it has closed right to the swivel.
Its a rig he had already tied earlier with a smaller knot.
Bluepeter moment - that version had been tied with a blood/grinner knot!