How to tie a King George Whiting rig

[@waynecarter4799]

I have some rigs pre tied like yours but i also have a few hooks pre tied also, if the puffer snips it off or swallows it i just remove the line back to the loop and put on a new hook instead of the whole rig

[@GetUpAdventures]

Absolutely, the more of anything you can pre tie the better!

[@gyulahohmann3123]

Pretty interesting, we use running rigs,single hook #6 or#4 long shanks on a 50 -65cm length trace depending on current. Like that dropper loop idea. Do you use your rig on the drift or anchored?. I love making all my rigs in advance and they're all wrapped around some dense foam holders. Yeah, definitely saves you alot of time when they (the Fish start goin )and there all sorts happening, hooks swallowed , tangles from fishing going at the same time, etc,... as I'm sure you know 😅👍

[@GetUpAdventures]

Thanks, these rigs work well both anchored and on the drift. Using two hooks gives the chance of a double header if they are schooled up and on the chew. Pre tying rigs is definitely the way to go to save some time while on the water!

[@gyulahohmann3123]

Good to hear from ya

[@Piratepeteoo]

Hi dude how long between the distance from the hooks sinker

[@GetUpAdventures]

@@Piratepeteoo It’s probably 1 - 1.5cm between loops. I’ve found the closer it is, the less chance of the bottom hook tangling with the sinker or loop.

[@Piratepeteoo]

Thank you very much for your information this is very helpful 😀 😊 🙂 👍

[@SaMaNtHa.2023]

Thanks

[@GetUpAdventures]

No worries, hope it helped you out!