HOW TO - Master The Hermit Rig with Steve Renyard
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- Опубліковано 6 тра 2023
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Steve Renyard runs us through his clever Hermit Rig setup. One winter he used it to bank 42 thirties and seven (SEVEN!) forties from seven different day-ticket waters. I mean, who doesn’t want a bit of that?
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Got to say a MASSIVE THANK YOU for sharing this rig info.. ive been confident in my rigs for years and catch good carp from all over the place, but there's one particular lake I fish that is a notoriously hard water and I have been blanking on there for a couple of seasons... I used the Hermit rig for the first time on there yesterday and had my first fish from the lake. A fully scaled mirror. it worked an absolute treat..10/10
Any clues which lake ? Not here to mock I just have a feeling I know it
I'm a great believer in keeping everything as simple a possible but I can see why this rig works....and it is not overly complicated, in fairness.
Please take this off!!!!! My biggest edge for years now
Wtf...the hermit rig - I think I need to come out of my shell more 😂😂
The legend steve reynard ❤ man smashed it at bluebell lakes
Going to try this setup this weekend, looks great.
Changed my fishing over the last 7 years.. not tryed it with the lead fixed tho
Not very safe then is it
Trying it toneet 🤞
How did you get on?
@@blackmothcustoms blanked 👍
Views gonna spike after the magic twig
😂😂 I’m here after the magic twig
Me too
Withy with a hermit give the carp a chance Steve 😂😅
Fantastic rig but not safe. In the event of a crack off the lead cannot release. Only use with pole elastic that breaks easily. Always check the safety of the rig.
Not true at all mate, it’s a running rig, so the lead is never teathered to the hook link, tench, bream all snap the elastic and run from the lead. Perfectly safe.
Marker elastic from Fox, Korda will not snap. Needs to be a low breaking strain pole elastic. Test it.
Fair point made there I think I would only use pole elastic but to be fair I think mr Reynard is well experienced with fish care and wouldn’t use it if it was unsafe
The fact is it is not safe. Steve has overlooked this. I'm sure not intentionally but a lead set up must be tested for safety if the mainline snaps.
@march4444 how is it safe with 15lb mainline and 25lb hooklink pml
All a Hermit rig does is cushion against the movement of the lead. It actually reduces hooking potential by being a cushion to the hook point. Say it requires 3oz of pressure to pull the hook home. You have a 3oz lead . With a standard hook link the full weight of the lead is felt once the hook link has straightened. With a hermit/boa the weight of the lead gradually increases as the elastic stretches. So you don't get the 3oz of pressure on the hook point until the elastic stretches out and reaches 3oz of pressure. So it takes more travel and time for the hook to penetrate meaning more time for possible ejection. The fulcrum Steve is talking about is not correct. In fact his scenario reduces the lead weight. Think of a wheel barrow. The weight is the load on the barrow, the wheel is the fulcrum and the carp picking up the lead is you lifting the barrow, Steve's a good angler and would catch what he does without these poorly thought out rigs.
the point is the carp use the lead to dehook themself, the elastic stops this while keeping the hook in as they shake,
@@leeyo5494 you'll be losing fish long before it gets a chance to shake its head.
@@jamesharrison5004 make sure your hook is sharp. A sharp hook and effective rig mechanics is what hooks a fish - not a lead.
@CymruCelt01 no such thing as rig mechanics. If there was, you'd catch them every time they picked the bait up. Mechanics means repeatable every time. Rigs are not repeatable.
@@jamesharrison5004 what a load of bollocks. Mechanics is simply the design, construction and operation of a tool, or machine - in this case, a carp rig.
Also, the mechanics of water, wildlife, such as waterfowl, waterborne species, good old carp and the energy and forces created that can have an unpredictable effect on a carp rig. Now if the "mechanics" of the rig are sound, the rig can still act effectively enough when picked up by a carp.
Does a hammer, or screwdriver operate in the exact same way every time?
There's a huge difference between "mechanics" of say, a climbers rig and the energy and forces applied, and "repeatable" mechanics.
To be perfectly blunt, Jimbo, you're trying to be too smart for your own good.
Made me laugh though 🤣
Not this BS again. It would have to be a bad day for me to even consider using this rig.
Let's have a look at you're photo album of big carp compared to his?? Just saying like.
Sorry if I hurt your feelings but just saying I'll leave firing bits of elastic into the lake to the noddys and sponsored anglers
@rich4738 the elastic stays on the ring? Did you not hear him say that the people he teaches try to tie it back up when they caught, but he said to just start again 🤔
@@andywhalley3669 Clearly the elastic stays on the ring, I'm aware of that. Still not tying bits of elastic to my rigs, just another gimmick IMO.
@@rich4738 each to there own and all that