Great Video very concise and full of valuable information, I have just one question Alan how have you connected the hook length please is it a loop or tied?
Nice video as always! Just one question I couldn't see how you attach the hooklength to the end of the power gum it doesn't look like loop to loop so are they both just tied together? Regards martin
Great rig Alan. I’ve found it great for skimmers too with their jiggly fight and soft mouths with that little bit of cushion in the feeder gum. Especially if using braided mainline. I’ve added a cut down end of one of the carp boys lead tails below the swivel bead to push the gum away from the feeder even further - they weigh very little, push over the distal half of the bead swivel and really help to boom the gum away from the feeder. Would be interested to see what you think of this?
Great video i'm going to try this rig for sure. One question, can you post a link for the boom where you attach your feeder to. Sorry dont know how you call it.
Love the Trent my favorite river thanks for sharing. Sorry If I missed this how is the hooklength attached is there a loop in the feeder gum or is it connected dacron style please
Just, a brilliant video full of detail. With one of the world's best anglers.
I don’t fish rivers but I loved this cause the drennan video’s are pure class
Fantastic, this is the big one Alan Scotthorne
Great video from all aspects. Really like the feeder gum rig...deffo be trying that on the mersey. Well done Drennan, pure class as always.
Great Video very concise and full of valuable information, I have just one question Alan how have you connected the hook length please is it a loop or tied?
Alan is different gravy goes into details that others don't Peter knew he had right man at drennan
Brilliant video, not a dace within 10,000 miles of me sadly but awesome to watch
Different league Alan great video 👍
Nice video as always! Just one question I couldn't see how you attach the hooklength to the end of the power gum it doesn't look like loop to loop so are they both just tied together? Regards martin
Great rig Alan. I’ve found it great for skimmers too with their jiggly fight and soft mouths with that little bit of cushion in the feeder gum. Especially if using braided mainline. I’ve added a cut down end of one of the carp boys lead tails below the swivel bead to push the gum away from the feeder even further - they weigh very little, push over the distal half of the bead swivel and really help to boom the gum away from the feeder. Would be interested to see what you think of this?
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Ivan marks.
Awesome that Master!!!👍👍
Great video i'm going to try this rig for sure. One question, can you post a link for the boom where you attach your feeder to. Sorry dont know how you call it.
Love the Trent my favorite river thanks for sharing. Sorry If I missed this how is the hooklength attached is there a loop in the feeder gum or is it connected dacron style please
Looks like it’s Dacron connected
He has lassoed his hooklength over the feeder gum & securing it against the knot he tied at the end of the gum
@@Tiggerwilde thanks Darren
@@leejohnson221 thanks for the explanation Lee
@@leejohnson221Hi Lee ...sorry but I just don't get how he.s attached his hook length to the feeder gum. Lassoed? I.m so confused. Help! Thnx.
Great detail. Not sure about the whiskers Alan,
Alan scothorne what a great video full of detail, just one question what size diamond swivel do you use or number swivel is it thanks
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What reel do you use în this video?👍
Looks like a Shimano 5500 XSC to me…..
great vid al very explicit
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