How To Tie The Chod Rig
Rigs Advanced
The Chod Rig needs no introduction - it is a fantastic pop-up rig that you can cast out almost anywhere and be confident it is always fishing for you. Set up correctly, this tangle-free, cast-anywhere rig has been responsible for many famous captures.
You will need
Mouth Trap Chod Filament |
Size 4 Choddy Hook |
Micro Ring Swivel |
Size 11 PTFE Ring Swivel |
Dark Matter Tungsten Putty |
Bait Floss |
Pulla Tools |
Start by stripping off eight inches of 25lb Mouth Trap
Using a set of Scissors, cut the material at an angle
This will help when passing your Mouth Trap through the hook eye
Take your chosen size Choddy Hook
We're using a size 4
Pass your Mouth Trap section through the back of the hook eye
Start to whip down the shank 6 times
Then pass the Mouth Trap through the back of the hook and slowly bed the Knot down
Take yourself a Micro Ring Swivel
Thread your Micro Ring Swivel and thread the tag through the back of the hook
Pass the tag end through the back of the eye to form your 'D'
Then carefully take a lighter and blob the tag end down
Next, take a Size 11 PTFE Ring Swivel
Pass your hook section through the smaller eye and form a fold in the material
This will set the height of your final rig
Tie your hook section off with a 2 Turn Blood Knot
Moisten and tighten down using a pair of Pulla Tools
Trim your tag end
Blob with a lighter for added knot security
Manipulate your Mouth Trap to form your desired curve
The chod section is complete. Now follow the steps to mount your chosen hookbait
Pull off a length of Bait Floss off the spool and cut
Pass your Bait Floss through the small eye of your Micro Ring Swivel
Mount your chosen Pop-Up onto a baiting needle
Pass it down onto your section of Bait Floss
Push your hookbait over the barrel of the swivel to the position shown
Trim any excess floss and carefully blob with a lighter
Flatten off the blob with the side of your lighter to secure your hookbait in place
Next step, take a pot of Dark Matter Tungsten Putty
Pinch a small piece off and start by wrapping around your Blood Knot
Use just enough to ensure your Pop-Up sinks slowly and finish off by moulding neatly
You’ve just tied, the perfect Chod Rig!
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