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HANDSTAND INURIG | THE ULTIMATE FINESSE WORM RIG
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- Опубліковано 14 лис 2021
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HANDSTAND INURIG | THE ULTIMATE FINESSE WORM RIG
I have created and been field testing what i believe to be an amazing evolution of the INURIG, which uses elements of the NEKO rig and the INURIG together.
I call it the ****** HANDSTAND RIG *********
The INURIG is an incredibly lifelike worm presentation. Primarily designed for freshwater Bass, this rig can easily be replicated and scaled for PERCH FISHING in the UK.
By using a floating worm with a trimmed down nail weight in the head of the worm (critically balanced to give a delicate controlled fall).
**UPDATE AND HACK**
Instead of using a float stop to prevent the tail hook from pulling through the worm, try gluing in stiff rig tubing through the last section of worm. the eye of the hook cannot pass through this which mean you dont have to use a float stop on the tail section
If you find your worm does not have the action required
1. make sure the eye of your hook aligns with the hole of the tubing that runs through the worm
2. use a worm or senko lure that naturally straightens after it deforms
3. make sure your tubing is wide enough to allow the line to run through it without resistance
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Underwater choreography.... smashing it with the perch...
Thanks mate.... yes I'm really pleased with it
Thats a truly elegant lure mate - awesome work!
Thanks Paul, I've been fishing it alot recently.... and its deadly!
That is so-o-o-o good, man!
Thanks mate, I was really pleased with it
Great idea. Love the slow fall.
Thanks Adrian, the idea actually came from critically balanced baits in carp fishing were you load a tungsten bead under the hook, using a buoyant popular boilie. You can make the bait almost weightless in the water
Finally! Actually fishing w/ the inurig!
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Hi Guy,
Have you seen the manko rig videos?
Instead of using plastic tubes he uses hooks pinned through the plastic to get a similar effect to the inurig. It also allows the worm to be swapped out for a new or different colour.
That underwater footage and action is awesome.
Cheers from Australia!
Thanks Sean, I will check that out. Where you from in Australia, my mum came from Brisbane, I used to fish around maloolaba (fly fishing for long tail and Mac tuna)
@@theoccasionalangler6956 I’m from Melbourne, fly fishing here is for trout but it’s about 2hrs away. We have Redfin perch here as well but the apex freshwater species here is the Murray Cod, they can get to 120-130cm but anything over 100cm is a fish of a lifetime
Congratulations
Loved this! Really insightful and innovative, thank you for sharing 👍
Thanks Lee, it's an awesome little rig and really effective 👍
It certainly looks good, but with my on the water trials I was only getting about a 20% hookup rate. The design forces the worm to ball up in the hook causing 80% fish lost. I also caught 3 times as many fish on a regular Shakey head the same day.
Hell yeah is 😎 cool
How I doing guy, can’t wait to see u again
Hey Sam, how’s life… it’s been years, how are you guys doing?
This is an actual Guy. Ha ha. Anyway, I am curious about 2 things. 1st, what is that pick called & where can I get one? And 2nd, is that a super small tubing & what is it called?
Man, those are tiny perch! Where I'm from, those are called walleye food! 😂😂
Thanks! Like this very much.
Супер приманка.этот рыболов гений.
Guy - genius! The way you have it balanced looks so natural in motion. I wonder if it will still work using 0.2 Flexonite?
I swapped to Flexonite from Soft steel after watching your last vid and have been very impressed. Great stuff Guy! Thank you, it’s good to learn👍
Thanks Paul, yes I think flexonit may well work with this. I have adjusted this rig a bit now. Instead of using the float stop behind the tail hook , using stiff rig rubing glued through the tail section. This will stop the hook passing through the worm and removes the need for the float stop
Hi guy when i replied to your original inurig i said then i put a worm weight in the bottom of the rig,nice rig guy very well put together i have had great success on the rig had some awesome perch it's a killer of a rig but as i said in the past you must rig it correctly to many people are getting it wrong it's awesome
Yes, I am getting great results already with it. I've already refined it. Insert and glue hard tubing though the end section (before the tail hook) and you don't need the float stop as the hook can't pass through the hard tubing... makes it neater
@@theoccasionalangler6956 guy are you using shrink tube
@@delwigzieful yes.... just because I had some lying around in a perfect diameter
@@theoccasionalangler6956 hi guy yes shrink tube works perfectly cheers buddy,
That looks nasty nice. Spend a day tying these up and go crush it👊🏻
Hi Guy, thanks for sharing this rig - looks amazing! I'm wanting something for inner harbour fishing in Auckland. If I scaled everything up with a heavier nail weight to keep it down in the currents, do you see any reason why it wouldn't work in those conditions? Maybe use a 160mm / 11g worm with a large enough floating bead under the tail hook to keep it upright?
Hi Max, I don’t see why not. I like the zman worms as they are very tough and float , so no floating bead needed.
Is that a finesse worm from the zman range? Looks a cracking rig. Great action! Well in 👍👌 just to add. It looks like a massive version of one of those weird water parasites haha
Yes I'm really pleased with it.... yes your correct on the worm... but any floating worm will do..... or use a small polyball below the tail hook
@@theoccasionalangler6956 brilliant. I have a few unused packs of them. Looks like they have a use now. Tight lines fella 🎣
Hi Guy I notice you are using it Carolina style with a pegged weight up from the bait, do you still fish this with the weight on the deck and lifting the whole rig up a few feet and letting it drop back down or are you fishing the weight up in the water?. Looks an awesome rig need to tie some up for the weekend.
Hi Neil, because its so lightly balanced i am really using the carolina rig to get it down into the strike zone. Once i know its on the deck i basically jump it back with longish pauses, picking the weight off the bottom anywhere from 1/2 - 1 ft.... i think you really want the lure to have some fall to get the most out of its action
The clip at 3:42 is not the same as what you have dancing around on its head a few seconds later. How are you anchoring your line on the bottom/head end? I don’t see a ring or a bead or anything.
With the inu rig you just tread the line through the eye of the “head end” hook and the directly through the worm, there is no knot. I have another video on the inu rig which might help
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@@theoccasionalangler6956 On closer inspection it looks like you are anchoring the line to the hook on the tail end, then threading it through the tubes, exiting by the weighted head. Perhaps in the future you could consider using braid for demonstration videos with a note to use floro-carbon when fishing, just so the viewer can better follow along. Either way this is a excellent presentation and I'm totally going to copy you! I just made up a bunch using Charlie's Worms. They are a bit longer than the traditional sinko style and have this long flowy tail that does wonders when mico-twitching or if there is a little current.
Great job 👏🏻. What are using for a tube? Thanks 🙏🏾
Thanks mate, I’m using some heat shrink tubing
Cue-tip stalks work well too
@@Grumpy_CBG yes I have tried that to. Carp anti tangle / rig tubing I have found to be best
what are the pointed weights that you use in the head? - and where do you get them?
They are called nail weights, these ones are tungsten nail weights. I got them from AliExpress, but plenty of uk tackle shops should stick them. Try predatortackle.Co.uk
Thanks
@@njmitchell641 you can just use a nail aswell (superglue to keep it in place)
Does the rig get tore up on the first fish?
Depends on what brand your using. Zman lures are very tough
What hooks are you using
I was using a size 6 short shank hook, you could use something like a wide gape wacky hook
Is that the Zman worm?
yes, but any floating worm will work
Too fast to see what you did but makes a change hearing proper English spoken.
If you have any questions I am more than happy to help
Ну,не всё же русских Кулибынам всё придумывать.
Nice rig mate - I built an inurig recently on 2 worms 🪱! I can’t wait to try this adaptation to that rig. Nice one mate 😀👍🏽
Thanks Regan, , I am very pleased with the results . I've been catching alot of perch on it!