How To Tie: The Up and Over Rig

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  • Опубліковано 3 жов 2024
  • In this video I will go over what the up and over rig is, how to tie it and its uses.
    The Up and over rig is a great rig to use in areas of clean ground and where there is some tidal flow. It Presents a bait on bottom and away from the main rig body for excellent presentation when targeting bottom feeding fish such as flounder, plaice, rays and tope. This rig can be made short or long depending on your preference.
    The up and over would not be recommended in areas where the ground is rough or where there is a heavy surf because with such a long hook snood, it can tend to get lost in rocks or get wrapped around the main rig body resulting in lost fish.
    If you have any questions please let us know.
    Components:
    2ft - 65lb Mono for Main Body
    less than 4ft - 40lb mono for hook length
    2x Gemini Lead link with Bait Holder
    2x 5mm Beads
    1 Swivel
    1x 4/0 Hook
    1x 4/0 Circle Hook
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КОМЕНТАРІ • 46

  • @user-yg6ye2ho3g
    @user-yg6ye2ho3g 5 місяців тому

    "I've found some excellent instructional videos online for this fishing technique, but this particular one stands out with its crystal-clear close-up shots, making it incredibly easy to understand and follow your technique. Looking forward to more videos like this!"

  • @evangeorge5898
    @evangeorge5898 5 місяців тому

    Very good explanation and understanding of the rig mechanics !😮😊

  • @tonyfoulkes4931
    @tonyfoulkes4931 11 місяців тому

    you made it look easy to follow. thank you as a beginner its great I appreciate any help

  • @Dreancaidi
    @Dreancaidi 2 роки тому +1

    There's some great video for this kind of fishing online but this one nailed it with the clear close ups that make it so much easier to follow your method. Keep them coming.

  • @rustybrownstein8985
    @rustybrownstein8985 2 місяці тому

    Great tutorial 👍

  • @shortcircuit7310
    @shortcircuit7310 Рік тому

    Nice clear instructions, well put together video.

  • @stephengeoghegan-doughty.5870
    @stephengeoghegan-doughty.5870 3 роки тому +1

    Hi James
    Very well explained and demonstrated video, enjoyed and learned from it.
    Take care, Stay safe and keep it lit.👍 my friend.

  • @RossGuppyNorthDevon
    @RossGuppyNorthDevon 3 роки тому +1

    Easy and clear steps to follow, just tied a couple of my own thanks to you mate very impressed with the outcome cheers 🍻👍

    • @IrishAnglingAdventures
      @IrishAnglingAdventures  3 роки тому

      Thanks very much Man. Hope to do a few more old faithful rigs in the future

  • @kevinbuckler1085
    @kevinbuckler1085 3 роки тому +1

    Very clearly explained,good stuff.

  • @Billyfishing_watch
    @Billyfishing_watch 3 роки тому +1

    Nice James 👌 fish on Brother

  • @Billyfishing_watch
    @Billyfishing_watch 3 роки тому +1

    Nice one James ,did not see before but you made it 👍👍👌👊 1000+ congratulations 🍀🍀

  • @jimdalton4134
    @jimdalton4134 3 роки тому +1

    good stuff making your own rigs is far better i does the same myself
    thanks for this really enjoyable

  • @smigles9173
    @smigles9173 3 роки тому +1

    Great explanation thanks bud

  • @christopherryan2628
    @christopherryan2628 Рік тому

    Thanks for the tutorial James, going to give it a go! Great stuff!

  • @TommysOutdoors
    @TommysOutdoors 3 роки тому

    Great video man! Hands down the best 'how to tie a rig' video out there. Very good work on the sound. A professional job!

    • @IrishAnglingAdventures
      @IrishAnglingAdventures  3 роки тому +1

      Thanks Tommy. Dont know if its the best out there you should see some of the carp stuff. Much more in depth videos haha.

    • @TommysOutdoors
      @TommysOutdoors 3 роки тому +1

      @@IrishAnglingAdventures Oh I'm talking about videography and production value!

    • @IrishAnglingAdventures
      @IrishAnglingAdventures  3 роки тому +1

      @@TommysOutdoors Ill take it hahah. Thanks man

  • @iamalemontree
    @iamalemontree 2 роки тому +1

    Great video!! How come you don’t two circle hooks? Especially the one that connect to the weight clip?

    • @IrishAnglingAdventures
      @IrishAnglingAdventures  2 роки тому +1

      Hey man, Thanks for watching. The reason I dont is that the circle hook isnt designed to work like a J hook. its meant to work with the bait hanging off the bottom , not on the shank of the hook. Having the bait on the shank can prevent the hook from turning.

    • @iamalemontree
      @iamalemontree 2 роки тому

      @@IrishAnglingAdventures thanks so much 😀

  • @jameswhite6402
    @jameswhite6402 3 роки тому +1

    Nice explanation and demo! Can I ask why you use a circle as the penal hook? I currently use a 5/0 mustad chinu on top of a 5/0 uptide Viking for my ray fishing

    • @IrishAnglingAdventures
      @IrishAnglingAdventures  3 роки тому +3

      I used to use chinus for all my pennel setups up to last year but wanted to try using circles to prevent deep hooked fish especially on rays as they can sit on a bit and swallow it before you ever notice. For about 6 months I used them alongside my usual rigs and found that 90% of my fish were being caught on the circle and that 9/10 fish where perfectly hooked in the mouth. I also like that there are 2 hooks that are different in terms of hooking the fish. for example they can get caught on a generic J or chino hook but once a fish moves that hook can fall out and result in no hookup where as with a circle when the fish moves thats when the circle comes into its own and sets itself. I really hope that makes sense

    • @jameswhite6402
      @jameswhite6402 3 роки тому +1

      Once again a brilliant explanation! Thanks a lot I’ll definitely be giving it a go!

    • @IrishAnglingAdventures
      @IrishAnglingAdventures  3 роки тому +2

      @@jameswhite6402 I know it sounds odd too but I find you get a better hookup on the circles with a barbless hook. Im not sure if its because there is less resistance to get the hook in or what. But again that may be just me thinking that haha

    • @jameswhite6402
      @jameswhite6402 3 роки тому

      Makes perfect sense especially as it’s not like pulling a barb in on a J hook, I do know people who fish for tope from the boat with a barbless circle but I never considered them for rays, I’ve only ever used them for bass before with a lip hooked joey

    • @IrishAnglingAdventures
      @IrishAnglingAdventures  3 роки тому +2

      @@jameswhite6402 Ya for all my sharking from the boat I only use barbless circles. For the rays I just prefer because they can sit on a bit and eat away without you knowing they are there and as soon as they move the circle slips into the corner of the mouth. Ya for big baits like joeys they are perfect for so work a treat

  • @johnlishman5326
    @johnlishman5326 7 місяців тому

    Unfortunately I had to look for another video, I couldn't hear what you were explaining because of the unnecessary irritating background music, if I wanted to listen to music I would of turned my radio on.

    • @rustybrownstein8985
      @rustybrownstein8985 2 місяці тому

      The music isn't that bad 😂
      Out of curiosity, what other video did you watch ?