Brilliant video.👏👏Well explained and love the 2 in 1. 🧑🎓Subscribed and look forward to watching more videos.👍👍 Thanks for sharing, take care and stay safe.😷🙊
Thank you Ian I really appreciate your sub. And thank you for your feedback. I'm glad you liked this video this is a very handy rig to have with you and great quality components
18lb sounds about right for the rotten bottom dave, I used 12lb a few months back and lost a lot of leads when I didn't need too really 😏 live and learn thanks to dave 👌
@@C3BFA Have you used the running ledger version for Smooth hounds? I often use running up and overs if the tides not strong... wondering if that could replace it?
Excellent video,explaimed the benefits to the rig welll!,i use 60lb rig body with 20 and 30lb snoods in rig vallet for the northeast coast,can’t fault them👍🏼
Nice Vid, good clear explanation, might be worth mentioning the rotten bottom should be lighter than your mainline or your mainline will break 1st and potentially leave 100 yds of line to tangle anything in the water.
Dave thanks for that love the way you explained things but I will have to watch it a few times before I get it right lol 😂 till the next one take care tight lines
Great Vid Dave...loved the way you presented this...I was wondering on what Gary at Trident meant about 'double use pulley'...now I know! Like Richard says below... I always use swivels on my snoods, with Gemini super strong snood clips, for years, as these are much slimmer and facilitate a quick change of trace either due to fish teeth or pennel to single hook..thanks again...tight lines..
Hi Dave love the videos well explained and easy to follow how to tie these rigs,ive just ordered some trident components I didn't buy the dynaform could you use the aero pulley in the same way or is it better with the dynaform tia 👍🎣🎣🎣
Thanks Michael I really appreciate it. I don't think the aero pulley would work as it's not free sliding so when it's set up as a running ledger it would be fixed and not work how it should. The Dyno form is totally free running. It may still work but it would be more like a bolt rig I suppose
@@C3BFA Hi Dave thanks for the reply that's what I thought it would act as a bolt rig I'll have to 9rder some dynaform and tie some rigs up thanks again tight lines m8 👍🎣🎣🎣
@@C3BFA OK Dave cheers for the advice as always used the Gemini rig components so trying out the trident tackle, ill let you know how I get on thanks again 👍🎣🎣🎣
unfortunately i bought 200 of the first aero pulley tackle and do not like them at all,the new ones are miles better and use them all the time,great rig and tutorial ps anyone want to buy 195 aero pulley lol
That 2 in 1 is class mate, great video. Just got my first delivery of trident gear today will be making this first
It works really well le tbf. The trident tackle is great and durable I love it
Well explained , 2 rigs in 1 , don't normally use a gate onto my lead just lighter line , but going to try this . Thanks for the vid
Thanks Johnny I appreciate it. I'm glad you like it
Nice vid Dave tackle has moved on since I last fished the beach 🤣🤣 👍👍
Thing change Tim but the older fashion tackle will.work just fine time
Brilliant video.👏👏Well explained and love the 2 in 1. 🧑🎓Subscribed and look forward to watching more videos.👍👍
Thanks for sharing, take care and stay safe.😷🙊
Thank you Ian I really appreciate your sub. And thank you for your feedback. I'm glad you liked this video this is a very handy rig to have with you and great quality components
18lb sounds about right for the rotten bottom dave, I used 12lb a few months back and lost a lot of leads when I didn't need too really 😏 live and learn thanks to dave 👌
Same here James 18lb will bring them back if there not really stuck bit if they are proper stuck it will snap
That’s a brilliant video Dave looks very good stuff to use
Thanks lee I really like it
Good enjoyable video with clear instructions on making the rigs.... keep them coming Dave.... :)
Thanks bear
Another cracking video mate well done. I love the trident 🔱 stuff it’s quality
Thanks Jamie. Ye I love there components well made and engineered
Thanks. That was a really good video - well explained. I was wondering about this new Trident kit...so you've convinced me.
Thanks Ross. I personally find it very very good none of it has ever failed me ever I won't use anything else now
@@C3BFA Have you used the running ledger version for Smooth hounds? I often use running up and overs if the tides not strong... wondering if that could replace it?
I haven't we don't get many hounds around where I live unfortunately. Ross
Excellent video,explaimed the benefits to the rig welll!,i use 60lb rig body with 20 and 30lb snoods in rig vallet for the northeast coast,can’t fault them👍🏼
Thank you sloth I appreciate it. Yes that's what I used to use but did have a few Bullhuss lost so stepped it all up
Nice Vid, good clear explanation, might be worth mentioning the rotten bottom should be lighter than your mainline or your mainline will break 1st and potentially leave 100 yds of line to tangle anything in the water.
Can't remember if I did or I'm guessing I didn't but a good shout for next time thank you
Dave thanks for that love the way you explained things but I will have to watch it a few times before I get it right lol 😂 till the next one take care tight lines
😂😂 you mean I talk to much Liz lol
There is chapters on this one so you can skip to where ever you need
Nicely explained thanks Dave
Thanks Kris and no worries at all
very well explained
Thank you Peter I appreciate your feedback
Great video dave I make mine the same
Good rigs
Personally I use a swivel instead of the thermal ink on hook snood as it’s more stream line but great vid
Yes lots do rich. I do it so I can unclip the snood maybe I should of mentioned that in the rig making video 🤦 lol
Great Vid Dave...loved the way you presented this...I was wondering on what Gary at Trident meant about 'double use pulley'...now I know! Like Richard says below... I always use swivels on my snoods, with Gemini super strong snood clips, for years, as these are much slimmer and facilitate a quick change of trace either due to fish teeth or pennel to single hook..thanks again...tight lines..
Thanks John. Yes the double use is very handy.
Hi Dave love the videos well explained and easy to follow how to tie these rigs,ive just ordered some trident components I didn't buy the dynaform could you use the aero pulley in the same way or is it better with the dynaform tia 👍🎣🎣🎣
Thanks Michael I really appreciate it.
I don't think the aero pulley would work as it's not free sliding so when it's set up as a running ledger it would be fixed and not work how it should. The Dyno form is totally free running.
It may still work but it would be more like a bolt rig I suppose
@@C3BFA Hi Dave thanks for the reply that's what I thought it would act as a bolt rig I'll have to 9rder some dynaform and tie some rigs up thanks again tight lines m8 👍🎣🎣🎣
No worries Michael. Let me know how you get on if you get stuck just ask I'm always here to help. Thanks Dave
@@C3BFA OK Dave cheers for the advice as always used the Gemini rig components so trying out the trident tackle, ill let you know how I get on thanks again 👍🎣🎣🎣
No worries at all. Was good chatting
unfortunately i bought 200 of the first aero pulley tackle and do not like them at all,the new ones are miles better and use them all the time,great rig and tutorial
ps anyone want to buy 195 aero pulley lol
195 pulleys 😂 I didn't mind the first ones but I do prefer the second ones my self I agree with you.
Thanks for your feedback I appreciate it