Three Feeder Fishing Rigs That You NEED To Know! | Lee Kerry

[@andrewhickman788]

Great video. I typed in helicopter rig and came up with loads of videos but yours is the best. Explains the 3 rigs in 1 video in great detail. Nothing fancy or over talking above venues etc etc. Brilliant video!

[@williammallender8391]

Lee is a very good communicator who always gives good information in an entertaining and interesting way

[@edinkpot8531]

absolute excellent instruction thank you

[@thejoker7323]

As always, a perfectly explained and articulated demonstration by Mr.Kerry...Angling genius

[@chriswilliams1096]

Best feeder rig tying video I have seen. Thanks!

[@gazwah100]

Question regarding power gum being more prone to tangles, why not use a short twisted boom to kick away from the feeder and attach power gum to that?

[@iantitchard5099]

My go to rig for all time for natural waters is the twisted boom with quick change swivel attachment...rarely tangles 👍

[@p.p.5735]

Thank you Lee for the brilliant power gum rig version. I tried it in these hard winter days by 5°C, fishing 0,12mm hooklengths and size 18 hooks and just one maggot, it's the best rig I' ve fished on the feeder rod for bream and F1s

[@clivechadwick3788]

Brilliant, simple and easy to follow/understand. Cheers Lee. 👏👍🎣

[@TerryMatthews1]

Brilliantly demonstrated Lee. Wondered how mainline and hooklength was connected to feeder gum. Thank's for sharing.

[@superfinster]

Very nice, well explained and some cracking simple knots !

[@UKprestoninnovations]

Glad you liked it!

[@johnrussell7107]

What a brilliant & very very useful video, Loved the content, will be using the twizzled boom this weekend.

[@andyjones3125]

Absolutely brilliant Lee great explanation

[@martynchung5437]

An absolutely fantastic video from Lee Kerry, this has cleared up so many questions I had on feeder rigs, thanks for that Lee.

[@Nintyponds]

Lee, you’ve got me back into fishing (and Preston equipment), after a 10 year break I’m back and rearing to go. Can you do some more distance feeder fishing, it’s an area that I want to learn most. Great video as always.

[@JeffOrtega33]

Class Mr Kerry and simplified brilliantly thank you

[@trevordelooze7973]

I'd echo all other comments. Lee, you are great at explaining things. I have a couple of questions...1 - how to swap hooklengths on the powergum? I can imagine it's quite hard to get it off (though haven't tried yet). 2 - More an observation, the helicopter rig isn't 'fish-safe' but I guess in a silvers venue it's less of an issue. All comments welcome.

[@trevordelooze7973]

In latest news....turns out my question 1 is no issue, the old hooklength comes off easily (I thought it might have dug into the powergum a bit but what do I know? ;-))

[@billstanley5317]

With a stot above and below the swivel could a fish be tethered if the main line breaks or have i got it wrong?

[@chrisbrailsford4833]

Which rig would be best on a canal ? Small fish

[@Dawidos558]

great tips i like watch all of your films

[@duffbattye5235]

could you twisle the powergum or would that stop the stretch?

[@brianwelbourne9896]

Well explained thank you.

[@tonyhotchkin9894]

Another great vid - thanks - just like to know which feeder gum /power gum you use?

[@fish-qg4nu]

Do you need a weight-forward style of feeder for a helicopter rig or will a regular side weight ed feeder still work?

[@UKprestoninnovations]

Weight forward styles are much less tangle prone :)

[@fish-qg4nu]

@@UKprestoninnovations Thanks for the help and could I also ask what length hooklength i should generally use?

[@stephengrange5300]

which rig in your opinion would be best with a 20foot deep venue

[@davetaylor8858]

With the helicopter rig how do you stop the hook length on the quick-change swivel from sliding down to the link swivel when you're playing a fish ?

[@soccernoop]

the linestops prevent that

[@davidfletcher8431]

Brilliant video and feeder rig information, love the helicopter rig

[@Dimitar.Tsonov]

Amazing explanation mr. Kerry! Thank you!

[@ianc4681]

Howdy Lee,question.....why have Preston stopped producing those 4 compartment blue bits boxes?,I miss them...

[@BaldEagle11100]

Awsome Lee , really useful .

[@stevenrobinson9370]

Will any feeder work? Size/shape??

[@sergeykartashov994]

Thanks for video!

[@johnfryer3149]

When will the hex mesh rocket feeders be available please. Cheers John

[@barticoch]

Bloody good video! Gonna get meself some of that kit. Thanks a lot!

[@ullrichgroening7121]

Hello Lee, I like your Videos. Its looks perfect, but this rigs is only for lake ore a River also? Greating from Germany

[@gazwoods7026]

Well explained but couldn't see any of that buddy, cheers tho nice boom section which I'll deffo use 🇬🇧✊🏼

[@davidmcgilvray224]

Just a quick question and also apologies as it it isn’t rig related. Can you get tips for the supera 10ft at a lower ounce-age than 1oz? Thanks in advance

[@UKprestoninnovations]

Yes you can, down to 0.5oz. Hope this helps :)

[@6panel300]

Hi Lee excellent video as usual. Quick question, is the helicopter rig fish safe as our club insists on rigs where the fish can not be tethered if the line snaps.

[@UKprestoninnovations]

It is safe as the fish can easily pull the stotz off the line, but the free-running rig may be a safer option for your club rules.

[@benjamingummerson6746]

What size hook length for the helicopter?

[@UKprestoninnovations]

Between 50cm and 1m is preferred.

[@jamartinrey]

Great video

[@j.l.d658]

Been using my own version of a heli feeder and I’ve beat my pb crucian carp and Rudd/Roach

[@UKprestoninnovations]

Awesome :)

[@raimonds.L]

This is really great and actually a bit different from "russian" style feeder fishing. Id say this is better.

[@williammallender8391]

good helpful video

[@nikolajc7617]

You can easy make a figure of eight knot just make the loop and twist 1 time and pull the tag end through then its a figure of eight knot.

[@user-jo8wl8ir3w]

I love it!👍

[@briandonaghy9075]

Maybe it is because I’m getting on a bit but this excellent video would have been even better if Lee wore a light coloured top rather than dark - it would let the knot tying etc stand out more. Overall the content is well presented by an exceptional young angler.

[@edwardkerr58]

Not seeing properlyagainst black background??

[@BrianRichardson-k4k]

Lighting is poor so it is difficult to see all the knots and tie offs. Also zooming in to the final knot or tie off would be helpful. Otherwise a helpful video.

[@hanif.ahmad_b_adam]

... 👌🔥

[@kennethallshouse8039]

just use pill bottles just drill holes in them

[@redtobertshateshandles]

Thanks Ken. I'll melt them with a soldering iron.

[@TheBrads27]

Very difficult to see

[@grantsmith8502]

Nope can’t see a thing 😮