Adam Penning Talks RIGS! (and reveals his biggest edge) | Carp Fishing 2020

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  • Adam Penning Talks RIGS! (and reveals his biggest edge) | Carp Fishing 2020
    In this episode, Adam delves into some edges which he guarantees has put more fish on the bank for him. From rig mechanics to one of Penners' biggest edges: hook sharpening (where he reveals in detail exactly how he does it), this one hour-plus length film has it all - and more.
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Комментарии • 191

  • @craigjarvis9677
    @craigjarvis9677 Год назад +2

    “A scalpel from a battle axe” Legend 👍

  • @harryarteza3435
    @harryarteza3435 4 года назад +13

    Penning is so good. One of the standout figures in the carp world. Always enjoy absorbing his wisdom.

  • @stevemcgonagle666
    @stevemcgonagle666 4 года назад +41

    Have you tried putting sweat bands on the spool to moisten the line before even arriving at the lake. Soak some sweat bands in water, 24 hours before your trip put them over the spool , leaving them soaking the line and giving up a lot smoother line when you arrive on the bank 👍

    • @richardburke6533
      @richardburke6533 4 года назад +3

      Like Terry hearn. He does something very similar 👍

    • @twistedgooner6472
      @twistedgooner6472 3 года назад +3

      Great idea that 👍🏻

    • @sibenchley6494
      @sibenchley6494 3 года назад

      Would you also run some water over the spool then put the soaked sweatband over spool before setting off to go fishing? Never even thought about this before, just cut up sweatband and will give it a try.

    • @jamesmotivation3909
      @jamesmotivation3909 3 года назад

      @@sibenchley6494 that's exactly what I do mate. Run it under the tap (warm water) , drench a sweat band in warm water, put it on spool and then leave overnight. Works great with gr60 and even with my braid too! Found it sinks quickly as soon as I've cast out

    • @sibenchley6494
      @sibenchley6494 3 года назад +2

      @@jamesmotivation3909 Nice one, going to be doing this from now. Tight lines.

  • @lewisglenn2614
    @lewisglenn2614 4 года назад +22

    Fealt like i was being told off at school when he was talking about line 😂 what an angler adam is though and the way he tells a story 😅

  • @OrdinaryCulture
    @OrdinaryCulture 4 года назад +8

    Probably learned, or reconfirmed more ideas, from this one video than I have watching carp fishing vids most mornings for the last 5 years (and having been an angler for 25 years). A lot of sense and real thought in everything Penners says. Top lad

  • @lloydrobson
    @lloydrobson 3 года назад +4

    Berkeley Big Game, I’ve used for over 40 years

  • @peterjohnson8935
    @peterjohnson8935 2 года назад +1

    Last year my dad died during lockdown and I was off work. Listening to Adam Penning was a godsend. Thank you!

  • @Crispynuggets28
    @Crispynuggets28 2 года назад

    Well Adam what can i say. I sharpened a hook like this 1 year ago. I did not use thst rig until my last session. It caught me my PB of 46.12lb and several other 30lb carp in what was to be the best session of my entire life. The hook actually stayed sharp for the whole session and is still razor sharp now. Unbelievable.

  • @geoffsaunderson5766
    @geoffsaunderson5766 2 года назад

    “Way too many rigs!!! “ that line got me, ok I’m in👍

  • @kaney4537
    @kaney4537 4 года назад +2

    Gotta love a bit of Adam Penning, top bloke and his vocabulary is f**cking amazing!

  • @markrich4360
    @markrich4360 4 года назад +2

    Class angler with lots of knowledge and no Bull! 👌🏻👍🏻

  • @kingkompany5908
    @kingkompany5908 4 года назад +1

    That's the best explanation of the benefit (necessity) of hook sharpening by some distance.

  • @garethlowe4301
    @garethlowe4301 4 года назад +6

    Thank you carpology and Mr Penning for a most enjoyable and informative video. Excellent.

  • @MrCreece3
    @MrCreece3 4 года назад +2

    Bloody brilliant.. hook sharpening on a whole new level !

  • @samsheikh
    @samsheikh Год назад

    Straight forward talking and honesty, brilliant!

  • @edenandmeadow
    @edenandmeadow 3 года назад

    Few people in this game gove back as much as Adam....... genuine and generous...
    Old skool who has evolved with the movement of the sport and continues to give and teach

  • @StanCarpLife
    @StanCarpLife 2 года назад

    I love Adam
    The way he explains and talks about stuff it's so in detail and direct you could never not understand what his on about
    Quality angler and a real inspiration for me 💯

  • @dimitarkolev8341
    @dimitarkolev8341 4 года назад +1

    Legend!
    Hats off to you Mr Penning!
    Always something new and no one explain all that staff like you. Totally true. Well done. Respect!!!

  • @paulburgess1807
    @paulburgess1807 2 года назад

    Absolutely BRILLIANT.

  • @tonyhansom3160
    @tonyhansom3160 4 года назад +1

    Thank you for taking the time to post the videos, I have been fishing for many years, primarily sea & course, at the present time I am kitting my self out to try and catch some large carp. I have been watching carp fishing on you tube ( all very good & better than I could do ) for many weeks and your videos are streets ahead of the rest, the presentation, content and reasoning brilliant. Thanks to your videos you have probably saved me a lot of time and money. Please continue to make them.

  • @peterhodgkinson8121
    @peterhodgkinson8121 4 года назад +1

    Great video... everyone can take something out of this beginners and seasoned anglers thank you Adam

  • @joshbridges7699
    @joshbridges7699 3 года назад

    ADAM IS A ABSOLUTE LEGEND HE REALLY IS WELL DONE

  • @davidlawrence9158
    @davidlawrence9158 4 года назад +2

    Thanks again Adam.
    I did get into sharpening hooks, then stopped because most seemed sharp enough to me, but now I understand why this helps with the penetration.

  • @garywright9053
    @garywright9053 4 года назад +2

    As in life standards matter if you want the best results from what ever it is you do you’ll go that extra mile great video Adam really enjoyed 👍👍👍👍👍

  • @bill372
    @bill372 4 года назад +2

    Brilliant video, cheers Adam and Carpology

  • @trevcornwall8160
    @trevcornwall8160 4 года назад +2

    Wow that was intense?! The font of all knowledge haha seriously though I learnt more in this video than I've learnt in the last couple of thousand I've watched?! I still like the camouflage idea with the rig but to be fair breaking up that line 'is' good camouflage. Epic video for sure! Thanks CARPology and Mr P :)

  • @paulblanchette9583
    @paulblanchette9583 3 года назад

    Wow all Adams videos are so full of fantastic information and common sense. Well done Adam.

  • @Hyperraj1
    @Hyperraj1 4 года назад +1

    Penning is the man 👍👍👍💥💥💥 That was very enjoyable and educational. Thanks 🎣🎣💥💥

  • @johnbrown7141
    @johnbrown7141 4 года назад

    Top angler. My current favourite.talks in laymens terms without over complicating everything.

  • @manninghr1
    @manninghr1 4 года назад

    Adam my hat is off to you pal, a carp fishing video everyone should watch. Perfection!

  • @steveclaxton5960
    @steveclaxton5960 4 года назад +1

    I use the Jag pens on my hooks to cover the bare metal and it works very well !

  • @Jimmysgonefishin
    @Jimmysgonefishin 4 года назад +1

    A superb, informative guide, good old boy

  • @krycek1976
    @krycek1976 4 года назад +1

    Wow, Adam is like the Yoda of fishing. Proper deep dive that 👌

  • @andrewpickering9230
    @andrewpickering9230 Год назад

    I'm a outdoors man aswell as a fishermen and every knife I buy its sharpened sometimes with only a ceramic stone and then pastes and leather, then it can become what a knife should be,depending on the blade material you can stroke a hair off your head across the blade and it will cut it,try it if you think your knifes sharp

  • @markhammond5425
    @markhammond5425 4 года назад

    I must admit I've always been a bit of a planners fanboy but this is one of the best vids I have seen perhaps I just like his approach. Please keep 'em coming.

  • @mattkettleborough979
    @mattkettleborough979 4 года назад +1

    What an amazing video from the guru himself!

  • @charlesoleary3066
    @charlesoleary3066 Год назад

    Brillant, always learning

  • @darrentaylor1850
    @darrentaylor1850 4 года назад

    Can't disagree with a single word Adam Penning says about line. Straight to the point; no need for bells and whistles. Always amazes me to come across blokes sitting proudly behind rods and reels that cost almost as much as a bloody Ferrari... with the reels spooled with line that's clearly old and/or plain crap

  • @Andrew1233527
    @Andrew1233527 4 года назад +1

    Best video, best angler by a mile. I loved every second of this one. Keep em coming Adam

  • @keepcalmandboxon
    @keepcalmandboxon 3 года назад

    I Started back Fishing about 3 years ago now and back when I was younger people used to keep stuff like this to themselves it's great nowadays we have big networks like this that ultimately Pay top anglers to give up there otherwise best kept secrets instead of taking them to the grave

  • @leemyles5653
    @leemyles5653 4 года назад

    Hi i have always used the same hook and believe a of set and curved hook are the best. But the way you sharpen your hooks have opened my eyes. I have always sharpen hooks but not to that extent. I will now thanks for the information. They say we learn something every day. I definitely did today. Top man thanks

  • @carpymadness8002
    @carpymadness8002 4 года назад +1

    Mega watch! Adam certainly knows his stuff, I change my line every 6 months no matter what, and what he said about the hook sharpening is mega gunna use that in my angling for sure 🤙🏽🐟🎣

  • @andyharper3492
    @andyharper3492 4 года назад

    Excellent piece of work here folks. Lots of anglers should and would benefit from watching as Adam does a brilliant job of explaining the logic behind things like lines, sharpening hooks etc. Many anglers do things without actually understanding why. Should have left the bottom bait/rig bit out though😜😜

  • @gazloz300
    @gazloz300 4 года назад +1

    Incredible video, thanks

  • @kbsub
    @kbsub 4 года назад

    Taking carp fishing to an all new level !

  • @johnpoole6985
    @johnpoole6985 4 года назад +1

    Cracking video, I love these in depth interviews

  • @ryankeene5641
    @ryankeene5641 4 года назад +1

    Adams the man, very thorough with his explanation. This series is very enjoyable.

  • @craigwhelpton6976
    @craigwhelpton6976 4 года назад

    Very valuable knowledge.
    Can’t wait for the last chapter!
    Many thanks Mr Penning...

  • @sammcdougall6506
    @sammcdougall6506 3 года назад

    Awesome, given me lots of inspiration thanks 👍🏻

  • @Charmoffalling
    @Charmoffalling 4 года назад

    About 20:33 following.
    Yip.
    So glad and thankful. As far as I see he is the first one (of the famous bunch- let´s call ´em like that) to speak thruth here.
    Matching the lake bottom. By watching what is at your feet.
    Then choosing the right colour.
    Then chuck it out a 100 yards.
    Never got the point.

  • @stevemunn367
    @stevemunn367 4 года назад

    Excellent video, thanks for sharing Adam 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

  • @WERONEfishing
    @WERONEfishing 4 года назад

    Thank you adam was'nt expecting silt advice i'm struggle with my local waters handful of carp small waters very difficult you gave me a direction to stay on its funny i just been pondering over the heli rig so my i'm quite happy with that i'm not far off braking my blank awesome concept carpolgy thank you for bringing this priceless knowledge no BS great work.

  • @bredzu
    @bredzu 4 года назад +11

    52:50 "THATS WHAT SHE SAID" xDDD

  • @martinuhr4439
    @martinuhr4439 4 года назад +1

    Essentials! Great! Thank you!

  • @biggilly811
    @biggilly811 3 года назад

    I'm new to the sport and have learnt a lot cheers for a great video

  • @Wolfyjinny
    @Wolfyjinny 3 года назад

    Hook points snapping off after sharpening... Yes it happens, it all depends on what material the hooks are made from and how they are tempered, please don't tell anyone they are talking B/S if they tell you they have seen it happen, it is the simplest part of metallurgy, also, don't go mad with pressure when you start with the file, those files bend under pressure and cause a massive flat or divot where you don't want it, try changing to a set of small sharpening stones if you are struggling to get the shape right and always finish with a wet fine stone, either oiled or watered to get that final polish (unless you want to go ultra and use a leather strop for a mirror finish)

  • @andreaspytlik6847
    @andreaspytlik6847 4 года назад +1

    Very informative and really constructive. Great guy 💪

  • @ecsko
    @ecsko 4 года назад +2

    I want to give 2 likes to this video. Adam is great.

  • @andrewmorrow3862
    @andrewmorrow3862 4 года назад

    Excellent video and when Adam
    Talks I listed.
    Very informative and has already changed the way I look at hook sharpening etc.
    Thank you brilliant video

  • @robertvandenberg5246
    @robertvandenberg5246 3 года назад

    Thank you mr adam !! You open my eyes now i learn so muts of this opload 🙏🤝🤜🤛

  • @davidryley4162
    @davidryley4162 4 года назад

    These are fantastic.
    Thanks Adam

  • @alandawe7811
    @alandawe7811 3 года назад

    great video took away a lot cheers top man

  • @gavinbaldwin5759
    @gavinbaldwin5759 4 года назад +1

    Great Vid especially liked the hook sharpening part was doing it slightly wrong cheers

  • @davelebeer6551
    @davelebeer6551 4 года назад

    Fantastic video! Thanks for sharing this! 👍🏻🎣

  • @charlottehull3628
    @charlottehull3628 4 года назад

    Totally agree with the hooks, hypodermic needles are bevelled to create a thin sharp point, hooks are no different in my humble opinion so sharpening is necessary, great peice as always

  • @andrewoldham332
    @andrewoldham332 4 года назад

    Brilliant all the way through 👍🎣🎣

  • @TheCambridgeCarper
    @TheCambridgeCarper 4 года назад

    Really enjoyed these. AP what a legend.💪👍

  • @Zippo050
    @Zippo050 4 года назад

    Now that's the sharpness I like to fish like!

  • @addictedtoangling
    @addictedtoangling 4 года назад

    Great video loved the insight into the rigs and hooks love the double albright will definately be tying that up cheers

  • @glennbeere1633
    @glennbeere1633 4 года назад

    Another great video.Informative and intelligent.Cheers👍

  • @pauldade9674
    @pauldade9674 4 года назад

    Living legend
    Thanks Adam for the insight

  • @daleabbott85
    @daleabbott85 3 года назад +4

    I just want to be friends with Adam that is all I want in life. He's a legend

  • @alexfuller4202
    @alexfuller4202 3 года назад

    Bankbug demon hooks have a offset beakpoint, really good hookholds 👍

  • @andyhardy2851
    @andyhardy2851 4 года назад

    Yet again another insightful video top angler

  • @MarkSmith-ff4in
    @MarkSmith-ff4in 4 года назад +1

    Really enjoyed that adam

  • @raw0302
    @raw0302 10 месяцев назад

    Use leather and compound to get your hooks super sharp

  • @MartynsAnglingAdventures
    @MartynsAnglingAdventures 4 года назад +1

    Looking forward to this one.

  • @GwenGamble-u9v
    @GwenGamble-u9v 11 месяцев назад

    3.45pm. as quite a new comer to carp fishing i am finding your video's brilliant could watch all day and as a pensioner i can, love all the different information I've even started to have a go at making my own rigs, just one question does it cost anything to subscribe? Please keep all the information coming and i also enjoy watching you fish, thanks Gwen.

  • @TommyDeCleenCarpAngler
    @TommyDeCleenCarpAngler 4 года назад

    Wow great stuff, mega watch Adam my friend

  • @jamieharris9619
    @jamieharris9619 3 года назад

    thank you thank you thank you.
    I watch a lot of carp videos and this is by far the best to watch for good true / no nonsense information.
    it’s what she said and the penetration tip is a great idea, makes sense 👍👍

  • @keithwickham8558
    @keithwickham8558 2 года назад

    Started fishing in 1946 at 6 years old and learnt that when you used hooks with barbs it was nigh impossible to get the hook out without damage to the fishes mouth after all that was the idea to stop it pulling out Istopped getting barbed hooks about 30 years ago they go in much easier and anyone who is a decent enough angler shouldnt lose to many fish just keep the line tight

  • @patdower2030
    @patdower2030 3 года назад

    Fascinating! Adam referred to a prototype sinking braid. Has this come onto the market, to anyone's knowledge?

  • @stevenbull2981
    @stevenbull2981 3 года назад

    Really good video 🍻

  • @roxytbbs
    @roxytbbs 4 года назад +1

    Adam, thanks for been honest about rigs!👍🏻

  • @simonlakin5067
    @simonlakin5067 4 года назад

    Adam great video. I’ve added it and the others to a saved folder to keep coming back to. Looking forward to the next one. Thanks. 👍🏻

  • @keithwickham8558
    @keithwickham8558 2 года назад

    Just one more comment the split cane rod has always been one of the best fishing rods due to it having the fact that unlike tube rods the more you bent it it became more powerfull Chris Yates always used one i have used one i got in 1970 just look after it and it will last you a lifetime !

  • @10-YearPlan
    @10-YearPlan 4 года назад

    Absolute quality 👌

  • @Kev2106-q8z
    @Kev2106-q8z 3 года назад

    Terry hearn the man . But Adam got the ins and outs nailed....

  • @denverdymond7133
    @denverdymond7133 Год назад

    Has Adam or anyone else had a good experience when using the flouroshield.. It’s something I’m looking at, but I’m curious about how good it is ..

  • @carpNcoffee
    @carpNcoffee 3 года назад

    52min before he said it!!! I was smerking like a little kid from the beginning! 🤣🤣🤣

  • @Steve-kg7wd
    @Steve-kg7wd 4 года назад +1

    If you have a leader knot (with putty over it) how can a fish rid itself of the tubing and lead clip if you crack off above the knot ?

  • @R3DP4TH
    @R3DP4TH 2 года назад

    I'd love to know Adam's thoughts on the safety of dropping the lead on leadcore with a safety bead.
    I've always thought the lead should remain in order to aid the rig to move up to the bead and dislodge it so the rig is able to come free from the leader and mainline. With no lead I feel like it's more difficult for the rig to free itself from the leader.

  • @MartynsAnglingAdventures
    @MartynsAnglingAdventures 4 года назад

    Great insight.

  • @behrangmaboodian5586
    @behrangmaboodian5586 2 года назад

    Thanx, Nice

  • @willywonka3628
    @willywonka3628 4 года назад

    Bloody brilliantly xx

  • @Fishing_with_Bas
    @Fishing_with_Bas 3 года назад

    Us on the continent: 0,40 is for paylakes with little or no snags, we usually go with 20 meters of 0,70!

  • @chucky1golf
    @chucky1golf 2 года назад

    If that hook isnt sharp or turned over nothing works as it should, so important to have a few hand files. Good video

  • @herenow2895
    @herenow2895 4 года назад +2

    Hook sharpening @ 36:45

  • @andrewpickering9230
    @andrewpickering9230 Год назад

    I was watching your OCD with hooks sharpening 😂just pulling your leg but listening to you explain the difference in the hook's diameter I understand but would a barbless hook not be better and sharper and the lack of a barb would lesson the sticking point as you call it,I've changed to barbless because of fishery rules and not looked back

  • @kcon1
    @kcon1 4 месяца назад

    Serious question, does the knot between the fluoro leader and mainline leave a fish trailing the tubing in the event of your line snapping? Is that a problem or does it not really matter?