How to Make a Helicopter Rig, the best feeder rig ever.

Today I show you How to Make a Helicopter Rig, the best feeder rig ever, this rig is anti tangle, really simple to tie and will save you from blanking! What more could you ask for?
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[@Scottsalchemy]

Check out more "bite size" content here kzbin.info/aero/PLGKOLAqqd6XIeqb3zBAp0mNdArcWAcrIK

[@paullee3660]

Very clearly done. It’s nice that Someone shows you what a twizzle boom is instead of just saying “do a twizzle boom”.

[@colin1729]

Nice video well presented. As always, looking forward to the next video. You helping to keep us sane. 👍

[@Scottsalchemy]

Cheers, glad I'm helping in some way...

[@maverick3743]

Watched a couple of your vids now chap and its great that you are clear ,precise, and simple in your explanation.....Subscribed :)

[@Scottsalchemy]

That's awesome, thank you so much.....

[@tonyrobinson3808]

cheers and easy to understand

[@Scottsalchemy]

Cheers Tony, glad you like it

[@grahamlock4413]

Well explained and well set out in the video stay safe and well

[@Scottsalchemy]

Cheers Graham

[@markwilliams947]

Loving these bite size videos 👍

[@Scottsalchemy]

Cheers Mark, I am planning a few more

[@markryan7824]

Good video well explained 👏 👍

[@Scottsalchemy]

Glad you liked it

[@williamwhitmore3595]

Good video thanks for sharing

[@Scottsalchemy]

My pleasure, thanks for watching

[@alanmeasures8337]

Really easy to understand and great rig Cheers.

[@Scottsalchemy]

Cheers Alan, have a good weekend

[@alanmeasures8337]

Yes cheers Scott but I have been pondering it's not free running is it but still a good one.

[@Scottsalchemy]

It is classed as a fixed rig so best to check fishery rules before using it

[@stevesc1548]

Another good watch mate cheers...what in your opinion are the best rubber stops for a running ledger rig casting a 30 gram cage feeder. Cheers Steve.

[@Scottsalchemy]

Matrix are probably the best in my opinion, glad you liked it

[@hopingowen]

Great video mate. I like the shape of the rubber stops. Do you know what brand they are? Many thanks 👍🐳🦈

[@Scottsalchemy]

They are the Matrix ones

[@hopingowen]

@@Scottsalchemy Many thanks. Great videos 👍👍

[@yosipko5282]

I use helicopter feeder rig all the time on rivers and lakes, and it is apsolutly bulletproof. No tangles, easy to change lead-feeder, or hooklenghts. For me it is more effective than running rig. Only thing different is i make 20cm or longer twizleboom.

[@Scottsalchemy]

That's awesome, glad you like it

[@paulhuddlestone8378]

Remember to check fishery rules before using thi rig. Some venues ban the use of any fixed bolt type rig, of which the helicopter rig is one. There are usually no such rules on natural venues such as reservoirs or rivers. This is a superb rig, but unlike a free running rig, if you hit a snag whilst bringing in a fish, and forced to pull for a break, the fish is left tethered with a bomb or feeder. Not good for fish welfare. Hence the ban on almost every commercial.

[@Scottsalchemy]

I think it is banned on all commercial venues, not a rig I would on them anyway but check fishery rules if unsure on any venue.

[@jeffchandler8785]

Why not use say 20lb line instead of the twizzled line ?

[@lewis3427]

Not a fan of these rigs . If a snag snaps the mainline all that is in the water. Even worse if it tethers a fish . I could be wrong but seems dangerous to me

[@user-nl7vz4wt3t]

You could well be right? But I always thought that thise stops slide off the mainline pretty easily especially as they're submerged in water? Equally I could be wrong?

[@Scottsalchemy]

If in doubt always use a free running rig, I tend to use these on venues I know that have very little in the way if snags and if I'm unsure I'll cast a lead out and have a look to see if there are snags or simply use a running rig.

[@Scottsalchemy]

They do slide a little depending on the force been applied but could still potentially tether a fish although I've never seen it happen there's always that risk, very venue dependent really as a rig but can be unbeatable on it's day when targeting silvers on natural venues

[@lewis3427]

@@user-nl7vz4wt3t maybe using the widest bore possible , just enough to grip the line , they will slide off. I might experiment, and try make it safer somehow. I've seen some guys using 15lb fluro for the hooklink. Thats insanity to me .