FishingRigs FishingKnots FishSpecies FishingTips FishingVideos FunFishing Quiz In-line Method feeder rig In-line Method feed er rig for carp, bream and tench ByGofishing.co.ukFeeder rigs 28 May 2008 12:12 The Methodfeeder is a devastating it em of tackle for the commercial carpangler as it not only attract s fishto the swim, but it’s easy to use and easyto catch fish with! To create this rig you’ll need to thre ad an in -line Method feeder upon your strong mainline –between 8lb and 12lb is ideal. Next thread asmall bead onto your mainline and tie on a strong swivel . The hooklengthyou will need should be very short and very robust, againbetween 8lb and 12lb breaking strain lineis ideal. And an ideal length wouldbe between 3in and 6in, because the bait needs to be presentedas close as possibleto the feeder. Ideal baitsfor fishing the Method ought to be the best baits beingused on the venue at the time, soask the venue owner or regulars before you arriveto give youan idea ofwhat to use for the best results. Groundbaitto mould aroundthe feeder is quite impor tant as not all groundbaits work. Ideally choose a specific MethodMix as these groundbaits bind together well and will therefore stick to the frame of the feeder. You’ll need to mixthe groundbait with a little waterthen take a smallhandful and press it into the frame of the feeder. Then, using bothhands, squeeze a little more groundbait aroundthe frame so that it is completely hidden bythe mix. Don’t overfill the feeder as you ’ll struggleto castit out. The best rods for thisstyle of fishing are eitherpower feeder rods or 2.5lb test curve carprods. The keyto a good Method Feeder session– as with all forms of feeder fishing – is to consistentlyhit the same spot to buildup a bed of bait that the carp will be drawn to. A Use the best baits on the venue at the time you’re fishing. Ringfirst and you’ll get the right info! B Use a very short and strong hooklength as bites can be savage when fishing t he Method. A 3-6in length of 8-12lb line or braid will be perfect. C A snap link swi vel will allow y ou to tie twoor three hooklengthand bait them up when you are waitingfor a take. Then, afterlanding afish you’ll be able to release t he old hooklength and clip on anew one quickly and easily. Send to a frien d Add to your favou rites RSS feeds Send us your tackle review Send us your fishery review Angling Times Breaking News Sig n I n / Reg iste r AboutUs Contact Us Hel p Home News Fis her ies Tac kle Adv ice Vid eos For um Gal ler y Cla ssi fie ds Spe cia l Off ers Bro chu res Cash crisis My inbox
