Fishing rigs - Pulley Wishbone Rig

[@kevinbuckler1085]

Good work Chris,keep them coming !

[@Inshore_Angler]

Thanks Kevin mate and appreciate the comments. Any rig you would like to see?

[@kevinbuckler1085]

​@@Inshore_Angler You're welcome. I know this might be a strange one and not to many's interest,but I've never tried or tied the 'Split Rig'. Have you ever used it in your competitions ?

[@Inshore_Angler]

@@kevinbuckler1085 I used it when I was younger but really shouldn't of. Most of our competitions are not distance ones. I wouldn't be scared to use it though if that's what you mean

[@kevinbuckler1085]

@@Inshore_Angler Thanks Chris,would you say it's one to avoid !!

[@Inshore_Angler]

@@kevinbuckler1085 it's definitely an effective fish catching rig but it doesn't suit a lot of the fishing that I actually do in matches. For the ground I fish a 2 hook clip down would be a far better fit

[@danielfitzgerald795]

Nice rig making gonna try make some of them myself very interested in a great video

[@fishing-fiend]

Loving the rig videos -- most of my fishing is freshwater so I like learning about sea fishing which I am doing more often

[@Inshore_Angler]

Nice one mate its always good to keep an idea on the other fishing disciplines you never know when an idea from the sea might help you bag up

[@FirstCatch]

Another great setup info. Another thumbs up!

[@Inshore_Angler]

Cheers man really appreciate it 👍

[@jackwalsh7062]

Great video 👍

[@Inshore_Angler]

Thanks Jack man 👍👍

[@johnwyatt2316]

Cracking video Serg. Learn something new every time. Wondered why this bait stops came on the holder. Never tried anything like that before. But definitely going to give it a go. Thanks as always. Stay safe all. No idea what your going to do if they making another star wars. Stay safe fella

[@Inshore_Angler]

Not a problem mate just make sure to cut the middle of the loop so they don't become lop sided 👍👍

[@johnwyatt2316]

@@Inshore_Angler thanks fella yes I get that but my problem will be tying the hooks on equal to each side of the wishbone. New to this knot tying and position is sometimes luck then judgement. But will give a good go. But see they need to be exact to be able to clip down. Stay safe all. Many thanks as always

[@Inshore_Angler]

@@johnwyatt2316 you can make your tag end the same on both sides at the beginning of your knot that should help

[@johnwyatt2316]

@@Inshore_Angler yes I had a go but try to give myself enough to wrap around and through but still a little out. I'm going to try with a crimp on swivel but not crimp down, couple bait stops either side that way with some resistance can balance snood lengths. And attach the pulley line to the swivel part. Obviously if I get a good fish on one hook it would pull other snood through the crimp but only up to the stop and the other hook eye. That or use some super glue to fix line in crimp. Just a variation you would see but can't send photos on here. But sure you get the idea. Going to take prototype out tomorrow. Stay safe all. Things getting bit worse here in the garden of England

[@johnwyatt2316]

@@Inshore_Angler and don't forget to say thumbs up and subscribe even on these indoor videos. Even suggest if people enjoy tell there friends. If you get extra one out of ten watching it's numbers in right direction. Also ask people to comment things they like to see or learn. Just a thought. Am I charging for these good ideas 😁

[@trampster7306]

Nice one again thanks Chris! Loving these little rig tutorials. You didn't seem to use the pulley bead or did I miss something? Stay safe & well. 👍👍

[@Inshore_Angler]

I used the swivel and the bead on either side just because that's how I learned them and not everyone would have pulley beads. But simply replace the middle running swivel with the pulley bead if you prefer them 😁

[@garylawlor2288]

I see you use Amnesia for your snoods, I use it also, Have done for the last 20 or more years. It is cool how popular it is for snoods considering it was originally marketed as the running line to be used behind shooting head fly fishing lines.

[@Inshore_Angler]

Ya I think the lack of memory really made it a market leader. I've found it can be much stronger than the stated breaking strain but can honestly say it's never let me down

[@garylawlor2288]

@@Inshore_Angler I think you are correct on both counts there man. It's very stiff which is great for avoiding tangles and is definitely stronger than stated but has quite a large diameter for stated breaking strain so I am not surprised. Have you ever had a go at making your own lead links with bait clip? Is actually fairly easy and a great way to save a few quid.

[@Inshore_Angler]

@@garylawlor2288 it's something I wouldn't mind doing the sand man's videos are very explanatory on them but like every thing it's a case of getting time and motivation lol. Mini fast links is the first thing I'd make lol

[@garylawlor2288]

@@Inshore_Angler yeah bud they are a good one to start with. The 316 steel rods are gotten handy enough too.

[@hardcorefishermanofhull7438]

What a great rig I should be able to go at making that cheers mate stay safe

[@Inshore_Angler]

Nice one man I hope it helps you get a few fish. When you get a few come back and let us know 👍👍

[@glennmcloughlin1233]

If you were fishing clean ground would you still use the wishbone on a pulley or would you fish it on a standard clipped rig?

[@Inshore_Angler]

To be honest man if if was a clean ground beach and I wanted to fish 2 hooks at distance I would probably go with a 2 hook loop clip down rig. That will let you use 1 hook above the lead and one below. If you wanted to use a wishbone though I would usually use a Pulley version just because a fixed version is a bit fiddly to make

[@glennmcloughlin1233]

@@Inshore_Angler thanks Chris

[@muskrat477]

Well Chris, do you ever fish for mullet?

[@Inshore_Angler]

Is there a difference between fishing for them and catching them 😂😂 I can catch golden grey mullet but regular thick lip don't seem to like me at all

[@muskrat477]

@@Inshore_Angler they're a headache but good fun to fish for😂

[@Inshore_Angler]

@@muskrat477 100% agree one time during a match the guy on my left got one about 5.5lb on the beach then the guy on my right got one over 6lb followed by one about 4.5lb. I was in the middle sulking

[@muskrat477]

@@Inshore_Angler I watched a young fella in balbriggan Harbour from the roof of the nightclub I was working on hook into one and he had some craic landing it, I had a birdseye view of it as it right beside the harbour looking in to the water, it was a monster he caught

[@Inshore_Angler]

@@muskrat477 that's class it's not often you see something like that. I saw some huge ones in the liffey near heuston once and there was a young fella doing his best to get one but no joy