Pop-Up Rigs with Danny Fairbrass

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DANNY FAIRBRASS
Age: 44 PB: 48lb 10oz (UK) 72lb (France)
Danny Fairbrass, the gaffer, was the founder of Korda Developments and, alongside his great team, has made Korda what it is today. He began his career traipsing around Walthamstow Reservoirs selling leads from his bucket, so you can appreciate that he's come a long way!
With a creative, trusted and innovative team behind him, Danny likes to spend time out the office to maximise his fishing efforts. This angling can take the form of magazine articles, television series or, when he gets time, his own personal pursuit of big carp at home and abroad.
Over the past few years, Dan has managed some truly magnificent fish from both home and abroad to over 70lb in weight. His mind is constantly in overdrive, innovating and developing new ideas to help improve his catch rate.
Danny is an authority on precision distance fishing and his spodding has to be seen to be believed! His rig thinking never stands still and the valuable insight that the Underwater series gave him means that he's always developing new solutions to all our rig problems. Dan's material is never dull so keep an eye out for his thought-provoking contributions on this site.

[@nickcarper7269]

He doesn't tell us to use it because it is the only way to catch a Carp he show us how he is fishing I agree also that he knows very well how to sell his products but also the rig reacts perfectly in the carps mouth I disagree totally for putting to much materials on the rig because a successful fishing it depends in the place that you are fishing. If you find fish then every rig you are dropping into the lake will catch a carp. We should admire Danny about his pasion for carp fishing and the way that he looks for solutions to catch more carp in any situation he fish. All the carp fishermen much think this way not just drop a rig with a boilie and try to catch one. Tights lines to all!!!

[@nikolajc7617]

What do you want to gain from cutting the swivvel of the lead?????????

[@Pike547]

I cannot tie this rig for love nor money .... the mouthtrap does not tie and hold as smoothly as said

[@cliffordhatton4444]

Crust in the rushes. One rod, nice 'n' quiet.

[@ukr1pp3r99]

all these different rigs and bait etc maybe they help a bit but you can use a normal hair rig with a couple bits of corn and catch the same damn fish.

[@hg_fishing]

I agree mate👍

[@danielwalker3535]

You couldn’t be more right👍

[@superhoop9919]

They are salesman chaps 😃😃 you don’t need half that stuff to fish

[@gse4280]

I do agree with you but different rigs over different lake beds will produce more fish. Ie choddy or spinner on weedy or very very soft silt, bottom bait on your choice of rig mine being the d rig on every thing else.

[@MichaelDavis-kf9lk]

GSE can use a standard rig on very soft silt with a bottom bait as long as you’re using a smaller lead and pva foam

[@squirrel7t7]

No trace beads...its like he gets a royalty from every fish you catch, every lead you dump and every no trace bead that pings off.

[@tana_2894]

dommage que ce ne soit pas sous titré ^^

[@slipknot73745]

I caught a 20lb'er (my first carp) off a slip rig with stale corn and basic packbait. Why do I need all this extra rigging?

[@endlessdiep]

because your method wont work in every situation. of course you will catch carp, but the passion behind all the rigs is to adapt to every situation that nature confronts you with. especially in tournaments that is very important :)

[@supernoodles908]

@@endlessdiep Nah placement is more important. Rigs being fancy imo is over done

[@stevencooper8298]

This bloke knows his stuff

[@johndavid8949]

Korda bullshit. No need for all this crap, use lead shot or make your own lead putty witch is blue tack and lead filings it's that simple...

[@ryanslater1]

What about the lead ban?

[@clarkfox7961]

I've tried several different goos and I'm convinced they don't improve your chances at all and the price is ridiculous

[@leesurman2331]

It's all bull shit to get the young angler who's parents have money. Fishing has changed it's the same as everything it's all about money. I saw in 1 ov these videos the other day they had a fukin drone flying over the lake. You know what let's just get a boat and nets and start trawling. It's becoming a joke

[@theohastings2118]

You know that is to get good shots of the lake, not to help locate fish

[@theohastings2118]

Lee Surman have you ever tried the goo, and if so if it was only one then you should try others, because the carp won’t always like on type of goo. It’s the same with different hooks it’s for say match fishing. If they aren’t eating pellets, then you try sweet corn, or maybe meat. You can’t really rely on one type of bait or goo, to get the results. And for carp fishing, it’s with the colour of your hookbait. Sometimes they will like orange or pink or yellow, and so you change until you find what is best for the lake, or the day. It’s the same with goo. Your probably another Korda hater that makes assumptions.

[@01plumberman]

WTF I didn't understand anything he said other than carp! Well complicated for a novice like me

[@ionjohn7814]

When will these companies hire guys who speak english for promoting their products? They hire the best fishermen who very proudly speak their native pond english, and most people get tired trying to listen to them. The guys who speak the American english or at least standard english and not some freaking dialect, make the most views.

[@nigeljacobs8057]

And it’s certainly not about leaving a lead in the water virtually every fish caught palatrax in-line all day ling

[@Furby213]

What size crimps .

[@ExeterRipper]

Yawn. I like Korda don’t get me wrong but all this is pointless!

[@ppassmore25]

So a crimp alters the makeup of the hook length, physics says not,

[@39smithp]

Probably not so much, but it can give a better breaking strain on the line over a knot.

[@frankie4257]

oh he failed to mention getting paid to advertise

[@silkyskills904]

frankie4257 haters finna hate

[@zachjayrome8776]

He’s the owners 🤣

[@gse4280]

Paid to advertise hes own merch? Or selling hes own product?

[@andrewtate8303]

Ditch the crimp palarver no need for it!

[@SicKxFuZiONZz]

or a gay jaja binks

[@leemonty540]

Such a nice rig ❤

[@johndavid8949]

Bullshit...

[@mark5904]

Toucher this geeza be careful

[@Haaalo079]

tip 1080P

[@mrrage1217]

can you still catch big carp on basic hair rigs I'm new to carp fishing any tips would be greatly appreciated

[@paulfranciosi647]

You can use a helicopter set up with a standard hair rig on hard or soft bottoms with a single or snowman bait arrangement you will catch.

[@cliffordhatton4444]

Hi, Jack. Go back to basics...it's much more fun. Read Walker's 'No Need to Lie'.

[@mrrage1217]

@@cliffordhatton4444 I just use a safety clip rig set up works a treat

[@gse4280]

The simplest answer is yes, yes you can my nephew at 9 years old was float fishing with maggots and caught a 25 pound common on the cheapest set up you have ever seen.