NO MORE TANGLED BEACH FISHING RIGS | Pulley Rig Tutorial | Guaranteed longer casts | Alvey Reels
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- Опубліковано 8 кві 2021
- NO MORE TANGLED BEACH FISHING RIGS | Pulley Rig Tutorial | Guaranteed longer casts | Alvey Reels
G'Day friends from far and wide! This fishing rig is very useful to help your line stay untangled in a long casting beach fishing rig. Trust me when I say that this is a fishing rig you are going to want to know for the next outing fishing! The Pulley rig is used for super long casts and preventing tangles. The rig is strong and looks pretty, it also creates a a fantastic system to prevent any entangling with the main line or sinker line.
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Great thanks Mate, I gave up fishing & going to the ocean about 16 years ago, my wife just hated it, blood sport she said. Also my fishing boat was flipped bow to stern by a rogue 10m wave on the calmest day I had ever been out in the ocean. Ironical really, you can never be complacent with the ocean, thank goodness for the Westpac Rescue Helicopter, otherwise I would have surely perished that day. Well at 66 I've separated from the wife, found my surf rod & Alvey 600A reel, done some maintenance, all good. So I'm ready to go back to surf fishing. You have to love UA-cam, I learn so many new skills, it's all about 'Best Practice' at work & at play, if you want the best results. I will be fishing the great East Coast at Wooyung Beach. Thanks again for your training & knowledge.
Hi Brendon. Thanks for sharing the rig with us . Very clear explanation and I also enjoyed the fishing footage at the end. Looking forward to watching more of your adventures. Kind regards MP
Glad you enjoyed it mate, great to have you onboard
Loving the channel mate.
I’m relatively new to fishing and Perth, and this type of info and tutorials are priceless to me.
Hope you keep them coming 👍🏼
There will be stacks more mate, don’t be frightened to search through past videos. Heaps of handy info there too
Great video mate with useful info for a new Alvey reel convert. Had my sons bike fixed at a bike shop come fishing supply shop in Gosnells. When I picked the bike up I was checking out the Alvey reels he had and the owner informed me about the imminent Alvey reel factory closure. My Father and Grandfather were mad Alvey fishos, and I wasn't going to miss out on finally buying and ordered 2 reel and rod combos. Will be hitting the beaches as soon as they arrive.
This is great content, awesome ideas explained well & very useful for any fisherman. I was only just fishing off the beach this weekend watching my rig's helicopter through the air thinking there's got to be a better way.....BOOM!! Here's the solution! Good work fella's, keep it coming. I'm off to the tackle shop now.
Glad you enjoyed it mate.
That's brilliant mate - thanks for adding - so simple but effective - you know your stuff :-)
Cheers Troy. Appreciate it
Cheers for the lesson .
Thanks for the video mate
I've been using using bait release clips on my Alvey gear for a few months now and am very happy with how they cast and perform. Thanks for the video,.
Cheers Derek, they sure make life easier
Great rig
Mate I liked this one. Don’t do a lot of beach fishing so always good to see this type of thing to help me out when I do go to the beach.
Glad you liked it mate
Love it definetly giving this a try next beach trip 👌👌
Cheers Reidy
A good vid mate on how to, will Def try making this and utilising it
Hope you enjoy
Love the rig an reel i works like a charm and ur content awesome
Thankyou very much
Thanks for explaining how to make this rig 👍🏻 I’m going to try this rig for catching Halibut. Greetings from Norway 🇳🇴
Hi mate, please send some piks through to our Facebook page, would live to see your catches
i like the idea of a hook bait release connected to the sinker,im going to give it a go to make some of those sinkers,never thought of the set up your using,its going to save me on gear a i use a 3 way usually and the gear gets more expensive that way...cheers for the great idea...tight lines fisher peoples!!!
Cheers mate,
I'll give that a go..
Did you have a chance to have a crack with it?
Great vid and awesome looking rig! Busy making a few in lockdown so I can give it crack as soon as we can fish again!
Let us know how you go.
What a neat idea...
Thanks Frank
Great rig no tangles !!
Amazing rig, Thanks mate! subscribed :)
Great to have you on board
Awesome videos more like this would be great
Thanks for the feedback. We will certainly get more done
Nice rigs
Looks like a great rig
Thanks darten
genius rig
We can thank the English for this one. Is sure is a ripper
Great video mate, defo gonna give this a crack
Let us know how you go
Please keep this type of info coming. Thanks
Gday Phil, thanks for the feedback. Will definately be more of this
Helpful ❤
Thanks.
You're welcome 😊
Great explanation thanks mate
You’re welcome
Awesome
Thanks for the comment👌
That is a mint rig and damn you make the uniknot look so easy brother hahaha
Thanks guys, bloody appreciate it
We use these in the UK when targeting big winter cod or even bass, good video
Thanks Sam, feel free to shoot us an email of your catches, we would love to see them
Awesome rig but us Aussies are only milesbehind,they've been using it for years and years in Europe. Not by design though,they have beaches and shoreline over there that are flat and shallow for hundreds of metres,hence the necessity to invent a rig for extra long casting.Whereas here in Oz we have beaches that have deep gutters closer in do we don't have to cast miles in most situations .Old fashioned paternosters and running rigs have done the job.These pulley rigs though are awesome for all the reasons mentioned in this vid.
For sure. I remember first learning of this rig 20 years ago, I think it needs to be used more by other anglers. It certainly has its advantages.
Dead right about being behind .pulley rigs great you should try clipped down paternoster rig
We're pretty lucky in Australia we just tie a hook on and throw it in we don't need over complicated rigs it's simply a waste of time but I do use this rig in a few spots where you need to clear alot of kelp
You're absolutely right mate but still I envy you guys having all those beautiful beaches and weather.
Here in the uk when you turn up to a decent fishing Mark you'll find twenty other a fisherman there and the is desirable for ten months of the year
@@martinpearse267 Whats the difference with the paternoster rig? I looked at a few diagrams and looks pretty much same thing and not seeing specifically what changes
thanks mate
No worries at all Shane
So far they are doing what I hoped they would do.
Hey mate, thanks for the comment. Really happy this video has helped
Hi mate I've been using pulley rigs for quite a while the best I've cought on it is this snapper of thr Lee breakwall at Portland Victoria I've found the hook up rate very good using 2 snelled 4/0Mustad suicide hooks the fish weighed in at 25lbs.
excellent
Many many thanks
For all the info on where to find the products follow the links below.
Alvey reels - alvey.com.au/
Gemini Clips - getawayoutdoorsbalcatta.com.au/products/clip-gemini-genie-rig-system
Sinkers used - ua-cam.com/video/k-gfBNDefvs/v-deo.html
awsome content,love your videos. all the best from me in the channel islands
Thank you very much Goose
FMD genius
Excellent presentation
Thank you, glad you enjoyed
Put a bead and a lightly gripped stop knot onto the trace line (not the hooklength) between the weight clip and the closest bead, with anothe bead beneath. Will help 10fold with positive hookups rather than dropped/missed bites due to giving a little resistance to the hook, yet will still work as the rig is intended to
We have not noticed a problem with hook ups as the rig is in the video, something to keep in mind tho if we ever get stuck
I liked seeing the rig and then seeing it in action. Would have liked to see how to hooked a mullie up and then connected it to the sinker before casting.
Will definately include that in the next one
Thanks very much. I “bottom surf fished” for many years all along California and Baja coasts and never arrived at that level of sophistication with my rigs. Very similar, but without the sinker release to make it perfect. Going to kit out for Philippines and Indonesia fishing and purchasing two Right Hand Alveys to take along. Any suggestions on line and rod length would be greatly appreciated. I favor 15’s fo the longest cast possible.Thanks Again!
More Alvey rigs please
Plenty more coming up
G'day Brendan
Happy to say I've been out a bit with the Alvey although the fish must have known I was coming for them. I've tried this rig you've demonstrated and find it brilliant.
One more question I need to ask is if the Alvey spool needs to be filled. I've had a couple of bad birds nests coming off the reel and wondered if it is too full or perhaps not paying enough attention to how I'm laying the line on with retrieval. I used Platypus test mono and small swivels with this. I'm thinking these reels need a particular type of line.
Gday rick, sorry for the late reply, the best mono we have found was schnieder line. Definitely the best behaved for sure
It's the nature of Alveys to twist line with every cast. The line goes on strait and comes off sideways and after a few casts it gets pretty twisted. good swivels help a bit but I gave up on mine. They are very well made and a simple design. just a flawed idea.
Good format mate, stick with it
Is a fast retrieving Alvy quick enough to use lures ?
Good rig but have found a box swivel is best for Alveys where those you use can get sand in them and jam.
Box swivels are the best. Problem is they are becoming very difficult to find.
Thanks for answering my previous question Brendon. Mate where do you get those sinkers? Cheers.
Have a scroll through old videos, we show you how to make these sinkers with a home built mold that costs under a dollar
I was wondering who made your sinkers and also where did you get the gang hooks and what specifically are they called? Thank you very much. Can’t wait to try this rig.
Hey mate. We made the sinkers. We will film a video on this very shortly.
may I ask why do you use 3 hooks like that and how do you bait it?
Great video mate! Would this also work with a 2 hook snelled rig instead of the gangs?
Most certainly mate
Hopefully next weekend I’ll get to try this rig! Thanks again👍
I recently acquired an Alvey 650BC rod/reel combo as a gift. I've been trying to get info on the reel but can't find anything, not even on the Alvey website. I didn't even know how to cast the thing until I saw a video on UA-cam!
Please, all I'm really interested in is the value.
Have you tried emailing alvey directly
@@brenzfishing yes,, all they told me is that the reel combo I have hasn't been made in 20 years
I saw this vid during lockdown 5 and ordered an Alvey and rod combo. It arrived 2 days before ld 6 when it was blowing a gale.
Regarding the so called twist issue, is it the same for a spin casting reel too. Maybe more due to their smaller spool?
Also, are those sinkers available commercially? I've been shopping mostly from a local fishing and camping store close to me but didn't notice them.
How are the combos going?
@@brenzfishing Sadly still untouched. I'm now recovering from a broken collar bone. Sigh, bad year.
Thanks for the great video. Where can i get the bait release sinkers?
Glad you enjoyed, the easiest way is to just buy the harbour sinker clips. They are available from #tacklewest Osbourne park.
@@brenzfishing thanks heaps for your prompt reply. Will give that a go. Cheers
What are those sinkers called and where do you get them? awesome video keep them coming. cheers
We make them ourselves, check the DIY part of the channel and you should be able to find them there. Thanks for the feedback.
Nice rig mate. How do you hook that bottom hook onto the sinker if the hook is thru a bait???
Hey mate, we use a single dangle if that is the case, have a gander through our videos and you will find a few on dangles that explain them fairly well…. Or so I hope 😁
hey bud new sub to your videos, i got a question, i just got my first Alvey it's a 65gvcrt, what i'd like to know is what line to use braid or mono ? i've looked every where and haven't found any videos on what to use for Alvey's young dopey from bcf was useless
Hi Arron. Best bet is mono. We use Schneider and on a 65 size alvey I would say 20lb.
@@brenzfishing thanks bud, keep up the great work ...
we call that a pulley rig over here in the uk
Absolutely right, a cracking rig that’s for sure
Hi mate Awesome rig. Can I ask what kg line do you use for Mullaway, and what do you think of the 60 alvey reel? Tight lines.
Usually 40-60lb. For mulloway the alvey 60 series is a tad small
@@brenzfishing Thanks for that What size Alvey should I look for for Mullaway
Just starting on some beach fishing, this rig looks the real deal. Will it work with Live baits or is it just dead bait friendly?
Cheers
Really only dead bait friendly mate
I think they call this a “pulley rig” in the UK surf-fishing scene? It makes sense to use it with Alvey surf reels. Thanks for demonstrating it. I’m going to give it a go with my Alvey gear. 👍
Yep, definately known as a pulley rig.
Hi there. New to this channel. I love your content and setup. Where can i find that sinker
These are custom made by us. There is a video on the channel showing how you can make them yourself
Cheers ill check it out
Thanks! Do you have that Gemini link?
Gday, the link for the clips are in the pinned comment at the top, hope this helps and happy fishing
@@brenzfishing just a heads up the link isn’t pinned to the top of the comments. It’s halfway down. Was about to say it wasn’t there when I found it.
Do you know of any way I can buy those sinkers with the bait hook?
Most good tackle outlets will sell those types of sinkers
I'm trying to find a link to the pyramid sinker with the bait hook.
Hi John, we are re-doing the video due to a couple of people not being too fond of the way we poured the lead, they where too quick to jump on the hate train with out asking questions first... It will be re uploaded shortly
Hi which beach are you fishing And what kind of the Fish catching that beach Thank you very much waiting for answer
Fish a wide range of west aus beaches, chase all types of species, but this rig is particularly good for tailor, snapper and mulloway
Bait clip ua-cam.com/video/dr88AmbdXqA/v-deo.html
Your concept is very good one, but you need to cameras coming closer to see the hardware you were using😊
Thankyou. I will keep this in mind
how are you doing the the catch on the sinker
We usually use an imps clip or make our own sinkers and b uild the hook in ad seen on this vid here ua-cam.com/video/k-gfBNDefvs/v-deo.html
Second !
Hello Brendon. I've just found this video. I have a couple of Alveys, my first dating back to a birthday gift in the 70s. Look, I am unable to find your link to the Gemini bait release sinker or to any generic bait release sinker as you show in use. Is there any chance you can show one, or preferably both, links in a reply to this comment? Thank you kindly good Sir.
ua-cam.com/video/GwnkEOGJQ4I/v-deo.htmlsi=DTq999RXx3LzbofD
follow that link mate, hope it helps
Hi Mate what sort of sinker is thatit looks like its tapered
Onpoint made a video of diy sinker making. They show you how to built this sinker. Just look down there list of videos
Gday John. It’s just a diy sinker we made. We did a small vid on making the mold
Hi, where can you buy those type of sinkers? Jay
Hi jay, we make these ones from a home made mould. If you have a look back through vids we show you how to make it
where can i buy that specific sinker? what its called:
These sinkers we make ourselves. If you go through our videos there is one we made on it
First!!,
hahaha Terrific, Damo, jack and Benn have more competition.. Have a great weekend mate.
@@brenzfishing I'm gonna try this rig on a smaller scale for river fishing. I do a 3way setup for my grunter and cod but it twists a lot, to fix this I've done a short heavy line to sinker and a lighter longer lead to hook but I feel it doesn't always sit right in the water. Plus something like this is like a quarter of the price hahaha, good 3way swivels are pricey.
It honestly works a treat on even the smallest rigs. We often fish for whiting with this in the surf.
What size main line do you use and what rod?
My go to gear is
Assassin bluefish special 5oz
Penn slammer 3 6500
40lb braid
@@brenzfishing sounds good
, I have 3 Penn spinfisher vi I was thinking of putting one of them on a daiwa sensor wave. 50lb braid
What size mono do you have on your 60 alvey with the 80lb leader?
what surf rod can cast a 180 gm sinker?
Hi mike. Almost all makes will have a model that will cast larger weights. Depends on what you like in a rod will depend on what brand you would look at.
@@brenzfishing i want to buy a 65 alvey. What surf rod would you recommend. Chasing tailor. Hopefully a jewie will come along.
Where do you get those sinkers from?
Hey mate, we make these ourselves, have a look in the DIY section of the channel and you will find the full tutorial there
What are those sinkers called and where can I get them?
Those sinkers are a custom made sinker. They are that easy to make the mold for. Full instructions are in a diy sinker mold on our channel we did
@@brenzfishing I bought some of those Gemini “Genie rig System” I’ll make my own. Saw you video for making Sinkers. Thanks
where do you get that sinker from mate
We make the sinkers ourselves, if you scroll through the DIY part of our channel you should be able to locate them there.
Where you put the bait
Bait goes on the hooks as normal
OK
Completey different to a Paternoster rig, where is the link for those sinkers please. Cant see it below
is this rig good for stingrays?
Stingrays sure do like this rig
What is the purpose of the beads?
They protect the knot under pressure
Why the 3 hooks?
Hi legend, tried this rig few days ago for tailors. Cast like a rocket. However hook up rate is definitely lower. I think that is because the main line is not directly connected to hook. I do not think this rig is great for fish where you need to set the hook very quickly.
Alter the sinker trace length for different species. Once the rig is exactly how you like it you will rarely miss a fish again
Put a stopknot between the lead and the bead before the swivel that connects to the mainline. Dont lock it solid, just tie it to have a little resistance. Instantly improves hookup rates
Just revisited this video. 2 years ago It was the one that finally convinced me to use pulley rigs.i fish the same waters as Brendan, so that may explain why I find his measurements spot on. I do frequently use grapnel sinkers, so I wind up a bit tighter and don't have any issues with hookups. The other slight variation I use is I tie a split ring, then the bait release sinker clip as all the pressure fighting the fish is on that sinker knot, and for peace of mind, I reinforce it.
the running swivel must be bigger because thin wire will cut the line
No, not at all, it has never been an issue for us yet.
also.... in the event of losing a rig... tying a new one up ... would take HOURS !! "haha" compared to a simple hook/weight,swivel
Agree, there is extra time needed, I usually tie all rigs at home before I go to eliminate as much time as possible
I don't see how those 3 hooks will disengage easily when it hits the bottom... I know only ONE of them us used to affix rig... Just seems like if i did that the ONE hook would never come undone !!
Great comment, thanks mate. As the rig hits the sea floor the jolt releases it 💯% of the time
Alvey closing shop. Sad mate!
When that came across the emails I will admit it out a dampener on the day
Why you put 3 hooks
Don’t always use 3 hooks, it really just depends on what fish I am chasing
So it is a pulley rig got it.
Yep, that’s the one
Would appreciate if you could have shown a little more close up for the inexperienced.
Unfortunates filming with a go pro in this one means close ups are very out of focus
Theory and then Demo is great --- you forgot to show the bait
I'll get onto that for sure
A lot of knots. Easier to do a running ball between two swivels.
No where near as effective and will never cast close distance wise
That's what you use to pull your manpon out
Only on weekends