2 hook flapper rig series, Detailed start to finish.

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[@mikesaul8711]

Every day is a school day, great upload. Kind regards Mike. Norfolk. Tight lines.

[@ReelTherapyFishing]

Thanks Mike glad you enjoyed it !

[@stevie2560]

cheers great video for someone like me just starting to fish, straight forward and easy to follow. keep them coming

[@ReelTherapyFishing]

Thanks Stephen 👍🎣

[@wargamesgeek1334]

Great video, thanks for sharing. Nice and easy to follow instructions

[@ReelTherapyFishing]

Thank you, glad you enjoyed 👍

[@ChuckStrattonFishing]

Cool video. Love the accent.

[@ReelTherapyFishing]

Thanks 🎣🎣

[@davidmcilveen5013]

Well done,nice video. That cinch knot is great when using heavy mono..150lb e.g. Keep up the great work. 🎣

[@ReelTherapyFishing]

Yes it’s a great knot we’ve been using it a while now and hasn’t slipped once and dead easy to tie as well which is a bonus 🎣🎣

[@kennethwood1850]

If using 150 lb mono I use a heat gun to warm knot snugs up lovely I hold in vice or on nail pull and gently warm 👍

[@delliamgames2901]

Great video 👍

[@ReelTherapyFishing]

Thanks 👍

[@sosimp140]

Thank you very much for sharing this great video!! I like very much this knot you use , to tie the swivels and the hooks , specially when you have to tie thick line like 0,70 mm.Just one question i have . For which weather conditions will this rig work better at your opinion according to your experience ? Maybe with trouble sea and not with clear waters works better? Thank you in advance

[@ReelTherapyFishing]

Hi no problem glad you enjoyed the video that knot is extremely good for thick line. I use the rig for general fishing in all conditions it’s handy as one hook sits closer to the seabed and one sits around 1ft up so your in the kill zone

[@sosimp140]

@@ReelTherapyFishing thanks a lot !

[@silverfoxXLT]

Did you use the same weight line for snood as mainline? I was under the impression it’s good to use lighter line for snoods? Any thoughts?

[@ReelTherapyFishing]

Hi mate yes I used 60lb line for all of the rig body and snoods, it’s all personal preference to be honest there’s no right or wrong answer, I’ve done it like this for several years and find this works for me 😃

[@1973stewy]

You want to be using lighter light for hook lengths