One “upgrade” for this rig is to put a soft glow in the dark bead on the stinger. Run it so that if it goes over the trace and the stinger hook. The flow in the dark aspect is a bonus but it’s mainly to keep the stinger exactly where you want. You can slide it up and down as needed. When using a softer/floppier bait the soft bead stops the stinger moving down which stops the soft bait folding on itself. When a fish hooks up on the stinger it’ll still move down if needed.
Brilliant I’m going to use an adapted nylon only version of this before I get to the store and get the nylon wire supplies. The glow bead idea sounds great. I’m just new to this so thx 😁
@@RogerOsborneFishingI’m just starting and have been watching a lot of content and yours is by far the best and most practical advice I’ve found online. Thank 👍 subbed
@@RogerOsborneFishing not sure I understood: do you keep the rig running on the main line through the swivel of the rig or do you attach it to the sinker? Or are both valid options?
Hi Roger this is my first post I have been fishing the beach since I was a young kid I’m now 58 I thought I was pretty knowledgeable on beach fishing but after watching so many of your videos I now realise how little I actually did know thank you very much for passing your great knowledge on it’s greatly appreciated👍
I have watched and re-watched your rig video time and time again (even earlier today) and have always thought of this rig to be supreme, mainly because of its simplicity and versatility. I just hopped on to RUclips to look up 'stinger hook' videos and before I typed anything, this video was at the top of my recommended list. The fishing Gods are alive and well it seems!
@@RogerOsborneFishing Been meaning to get back on here to confirm that yes, even a complete amateur like me can up their fishing game immediately with this rig! Caught the biggest bream of my life first time trying it out a few weeks ago (on a beach that I have never caught a fish on before as well). And guess what - brought him in on the stinger! Then, a few casts later, I reeled in my first ever salmon, a big one too. Had some more luck with this rig up the coast about a week ago as well, catching another bream which might have even bigger than the first!
@@jimmybernasconi9000 Hey Jimbo, quick question. I am in a similair situation where I am an amateur. Can I ask what bait you were using and also what beach?
@@christopherwilson248 Hey mate. Literally just went to Coles and got a handful of the fresh prawns from the deli. I used to use the frozen ones you get at the servo but the fresh ones from Coles (either king or banana, uncooked obviously) are much better. I’ve even caught fish using the uncooked unseasoned packaged ones from woolies. Beach-wise, bagged the bream and salmon at Mollymook beach in NSW and then the other big bream up at Kingscliff near Tweed Heads. Since then, I’ve also had some luck off the beach at North Steyne in Sydney when the wind and waves have been moderate. Caught a bream and a dart last session and then hooked a HUGE salmon (could’ve been a shark I tell you) but it broke my line so I went home haha. But yeh mate, from one amateur to another, I’ve found fresh prawns and good conditions to be the biggest factors when it comes to catching decent fish. My cast is weak as and I don’t back myself to read a beach that well - just looking for the spots where the break meets the gut as Roger has taught us. Good luck out their my man!
My father’s favourite rig! He showed me this in the late 80s He uses it in most locations! I can remember multiple awesome catches caught on what he called the bait keeper! I’ve adopted and modified variations of this idea combined with a snood it has some potential use’s offshore too!
Fantastic! Rodger its always great to see fellow angles catching fish. Alas Rodger where we cast our lines has become over fished by trawling and factory processing ships being supplied by pair trawlers who trawl massive nets between them. Rodger I will make a couple of these guys and give them a go. From a much saddened angler I thank you and hope that you guys out there really appreciate the beauty of the ocean that you are blessed to fish in. Thanks again buddy. Tight lines every trip.
Great to see a simple robust approach still works well. Too many finesse techniques out there just complicating things in my view. This example keeps it simple and increases the chance of success for a variety of species. Great advice, nice approach, look forward to the next one 👌.
Great informative video, I hav'nt got any wire right now, but i'm gonna make this rig using standard fishing line and see how it performs today, I'm a beginner and my biggest catch so far is a 4 inch puffer fish ! 🤣 So things can only get better!
Thank you ❤ it’s so fun to look at you fishing. I discovered your channel few days ago. Since then I watch every day. In the near future I want to move to a warm place with beach. Maybe can not fishing but promenade by a beach is so nice.
Thanks for this Roger. You're such a nice dude! Nice to hear your simplistic approach as it is often to easy to get caught out and make things too complicated. 👍
Just stumbled upon this video. As a angler myself based in the UK it's always nice to see what other parts of the world do. Over here we call this a "pennel rig." Personally I use them a lot for my fishing. Look up "Pulley Pennel dropper" or a "Up and over rig" although the line crimps/Metal sleves you use arn't really a thing here we tend to use lower profile knots on our pennels and most rigs to allow bigger baits to slide over the knots easier to make better use of the "stinger." Tight lines
Hi Andrew, thanks for saying Hello. Sorry for the slow reply. I looked up the Pennel Rig as you suggested. It seems that the sinker is fixed similar to what we call a Paternoster Rig. With the deadliest rig I have a running sinker on the main line with a shorter leader of about 40cm (15 inches). I trust that the Pulley Pennel rig works well. Thanks for the info.
Absolute novice here - can you please post a photo of your rig with the sinker and leader attached to your main line so I’m confident I have it right. Loving your videos! Our new found love for beach fishing is making some amazing family memories!
Thanks Donna, that's awesome for your family. Have the leader at 30cm long. It is as simple as putting the sinker on your main line and then tying on the deadliest rig that you have made
Love the videos! You’ve taught me so much from your channel, and especially the stinger hook I’ve caught so many more fish because of this. Cheers Rodger you’re a legend! 👍
@@RogerOsborneFishing he’s a younger man but he is a snarly guy, loves to cure a hangover by wetting a line. He’s new to the area. He developed his technique at curl curl, taught by a slippery guy named Moe.
Mate I'm nearly 60 and I've done this same rig since I can remember, but in nylon not wire. I reckon I've used it since a 10 year old. It's great to see you also think it's a winner
Thanks Roger been following you for a bit now and enjoying a better hit rate. So yes very much for your easy to follow video contents always great stuff. Even works over here in NZ !! This body is getting a bit long in the tooth but still find a couple of days a week on the beach. Thanks very much.
When fishing for Taylor of Catherine Hill bay rocks we used the gang hook rig with gar fish but a lot of times we go ripped to pieces by bream. What we did was put a small leader off the end of the last hook with a 1/0 suicide hook using wire trace. It was only about 5cm long but it definately booster our catch rate.
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@@RogerOsborneFishing Hi Roger, do you use any pyramid weights on anything on this rig? I can see them in the video where you catch but not in the process.
Thanks for the tips! Gonna give this a try - have been using similar 'stiinger' or snapper snell setups for a while, but actually, I've usually used a larger hook as the stinger, and my thinking is that because it's further up the line/trace, there's more chance of a larger fish getting hooked there, instead of the bottom hook, which I can then downsize to a smaller hook for the pickier and smaller specimens. Would this make sense, or do you have a reason for using the smaller hook as the stinger?
Hi Roger. Great video and thank you. I use a rod holder and circle hooks on a high-low rig. Can I use this rig with the J-hooks and rod holder. (Like to sit back and watch the rod at night.) Also, like the running sinker but doesn’t work well with braid. Can you advise on this too please. Thanks, Knasan
I’m amazed that the squashing of the small tubing is strong enough to withstand the force of the fish. Have you ever experienced a fish pulling the wire back through the tube and hence having the rig fall apart? Looks like the squashing of the wire trace in the tube is stronger than a really good fishing knot?
In UK we put a piece of silicon tubing on stinger hook. Then thread the line or wire trace through the hook and tubing. This way you can fix the hook further up the trace. UK called a pennel rig
@@RogerOsborneFishing then Saturday I caught my personal best brim 36 cm using the first stinger rig thank you thank you your stinger rig hasn’t let me down yet thank Chears Declan
This is one of the most accomplish angler I have ever follow. To be able to learn from his decades proven techniques is really amazing, here in Puerto Rico we use a lot of his methods and they sure work. Thank you very much sir.
New watcher, loving your insights. Great work. Never really bothered with beach worms down here in south-west Vic. Always done my best to gather sand fleas for gars. Squidding, and fishing for salmon or mullet. Covers all and every species from SA through NSW. Now I am going to seek these mighty worms at many of the calmer surf zones. The tips on the lowest of low tides was very good. Often the diurnal tides around November can produce -60cm down here. How the hell do you pull those things out without snapping them?
Hi Roger, great video. How do you bait a pilchard on this rig with the wire trace. Your video BEST BAITS for Beach Fishing shows how to attach a half pilchard using mono. How would you attach pilchard to hooks (main and stinger) and with wire trace doing a half hitch?? I think there is allot of us wondering...
Hi Shane, you bait it the same as with mono but you can't do the half hitch. That's OK it works just fine. If you use a fillet bait it works really well but I still use half pilchards
first of all, great rig!, i havent been surf fishing yet but recently got a surf rod and will be sure to give this a crack. second off all, i think its great that this is nearly a knotless rig, as i have found tying knots with thicker lines to be a bit tricky sometimes. lastly, what size and stlyle sinker, probaly something in the rangers of 5oz i would assume?, and you would you tie a breakaway dropper to attach the sinker or just leave it running on the mainline (maybe do a vid to explain how?)
Hi Rodger thanks for the content you put up regularly. I have a question about line and what types do you use for what purposes, do you prefer nylon or braid. Regards David
Hey rogger nice rig I use the same but I use 15 kg line for whiting and my mate use to use 8 lb line and I use to catch more using beach worms he used the same worms and same spot and long shanks it shows that it is the best and when I watched this I Was thinking he better say this rig and you did haha i even traveled 2 hrs to bilgowa to catch worms like in your vidio good spot for a fish to would love to go beach fishing with you someday 👍
Thank you Roger, can't wait to try out this rig Just a quick question, do I bait up the main hook and the stinger hook? By the way I'm from South Africa and really enjoyed your videos
Hi Roger, surely you are a super busy bloke and might not get a chance to read this... If you do, what are your thoughtly on circle hooks? From all your videos I have seen so far, you seem to use regular hooks. And never circles. Any reason as to why? Circles more trouble and less hookups?
Dear Roger, As I recently came back from fishing perfect conditions and got snipped off the mono leader twice & lost a Salmon, hopefully your rig will be handy!? I made some up already. Hope to improve my amateur Beach fishing results, & honestly appreciate your enlightening fishing vids. Kind regards Jacob
One “upgrade” for this rig is to put a soft glow in the dark bead on the stinger. Run it so that if it goes over the trace and the stinger hook. The flow in the dark aspect is a bonus but it’s mainly to keep the stinger exactly where you want. You can slide it up and down as needed. When using a softer/floppier bait the soft bead stops the stinger moving down which stops the soft bait folding on itself. When a fish hooks up on the stinger it’ll still move down if needed.
Hi xlr8, good advice, thanks for the idea!
Brilliant
I’m going to use an adapted nylon only version of this before I get to the store and get the nylon wire supplies. The glow bead idea sounds great. I’m just new to this so thx 😁
@@RogerOsborneFishingI’m just starting and have been watching a lot of content and yours is by far the best and most practical advice I’ve found online. Thank 👍 subbed
It would be great to see a photo of the final rig with the sinker, main line etc. Great video!
Good idea!
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@@RogerOsborneFishing not sure I understood: do you keep the rig running on the main line through the swivel of the rig or do you attach it to the sinker? Or are both valid options?
Same
@@RogerOsborneFishingI'm still waiting for ur full set up on the stinker rig to the main line 😂😂😂😂
Hi Roger this is my first post I have been fishing the beach since I was a young kid I’m now 58 I thought I was pretty knowledgeable on beach fishing but after watching so many of your videos I now realise how little I actually did know thank you very much for passing your great knowledge on it’s greatly appreciated👍
Thanks Steve, great to hear from you.
I have watched and re-watched your rig video time and time again (even earlier today) and have always thought of this rig to be supreme, mainly because of its simplicity and versatility. I just hopped on to RUclips to look up 'stinger hook' videos and before I typed anything, this video was at the top of my recommended list. The fishing Gods are alive and well it seems!
Thanks Jimbo, this is a surprising rig. I caught a lot of different fish while I was filming the video. Stingers work really well !!
@@RogerOsborneFishing Been meaning to get back on here to confirm that yes, even a complete amateur like me can up their fishing game immediately with this rig! Caught the biggest bream of my life first time trying it out a few weeks ago (on a beach that I have never caught a fish on before as well). And guess what - brought him in on the stinger! Then, a few casts later, I reeled in my first ever salmon, a big one too. Had some more luck with this rig up the coast about a week ago as well, catching another bream which might have even bigger than the first!
@@jimmybernasconi9000 Hey Jimbo, quick question. I am in a similair situation where I am an amateur. Can I ask what bait you were using and also what beach?
@@christopherwilson248 Hey mate. Literally just went to Coles and got a handful of the fresh prawns from the deli. I used to use the frozen ones you get at the servo but the fresh ones from Coles (either king or banana, uncooked obviously) are much better. I’ve even caught fish using the uncooked unseasoned packaged ones from woolies. Beach-wise, bagged the bream and salmon at Mollymook beach in NSW and then the other big bream up at Kingscliff near Tweed Heads. Since then, I’ve also had some luck off the beach at North Steyne in Sydney when the wind and waves have been moderate. Caught a bream and a dart last session and then hooked a HUGE salmon (could’ve been a shark I tell you) but it broke my line so I went home haha. But yeh mate, from one amateur to another, I’ve found fresh prawns and good conditions to be the biggest factors when it comes to catching decent fish. My cast is weak as and I don’t back myself to read a beach that well - just looking for the spots where the break meets the gut as Roger has taught us. Good luck out their my man!
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Thanks heaps Dalbs 😃
My father’s favourite rig! He showed me this in the late 80s He uses it in most locations! I can remember multiple awesome catches caught on what he called the bait keeper! I’ve adopted and modified variations of this idea combined with a snood it has some potential use’s offshore too!
Fantastic! Rodger its always great to see fellow angles catching fish. Alas Rodger where we cast our lines has become over fished by trawling and factory processing ships being supplied by pair trawlers who trawl massive nets between them. Rodger I will make a couple of these guys and give them a go. From a much saddened angler I thank you and hope that you guys out there really appreciate the beauty of the ocean that you are blessed to fish in. Thanks again buddy. Tight lines every trip.
I'm learning a lot on your channel. Thanks, mate.
Great to see a simple robust approach still works well. Too many finesse techniques out there just complicating things in my view. This example keeps it simple and increases the chance of success for a variety of species. Great advice, nice approach, look forward to the next one 👌.
Thanks Peter, all the best !
@@RogerOsborneFishing Hi Roger, great video. Just wondering where I can get this nylon coated wire from? I'm from Sydney. Thank you
@@kenkhuu9679 probably bcf my bro
It would be great to see different ways to bait this rig
Great informative video, I hav'nt got any wire right now, but i'm gonna make this rig using standard fishing line and see how it performs today, I'm a beginner and my biggest catch so far is a 4 inch puffer fish ! 🤣 So things can only get better!
Thank you ❤ it’s so fun to look at you fishing. I discovered your channel few days ago. Since then I watch every day. In the near future I want to move to a warm place with beach. Maybe can not fishing but promenade by a beach is so nice.
The quality of your videos is SO good - this is the stuff you see on tv. Thanks for the info!
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Wow, thanks! Jodeci
Thanks for this Roger. You're such a nice dude! Nice to hear your simplistic approach as it is often to easy to get caught out and make things too complicated. 👍
Amazing video Roger! I checked the beach here in Corpus Christi and spoke with locals, no beach worms here on the Gulf Coast.
Just stumbled upon this video. As a angler myself based in the UK it's always nice to see what other parts of the world do. Over here we call this a "pennel rig."
Personally I use them a lot for my fishing. Look up "Pulley Pennel dropper" or a "Up and over rig" although the line crimps/Metal sleves you use arn't really a thing here we tend to use lower profile knots on our pennels and most rigs to allow bigger baits to slide over the knots easier to make better use of the "stinger."
Tight lines
Hi Andrew, thanks for saying Hello. Sorry for the slow reply.
I looked up the Pennel Rig as you suggested. It seems that the sinker is fixed similar to what we call a Paternoster Rig.
With the deadliest rig I have a running sinker on the main line with a shorter leader of about 40cm (15 inches).
I trust that the Pulley Pennel rig works well.
Thanks for the info.
Absolute novice here - can you please post a photo of your rig with the sinker and leader attached to your main line so I’m confident I have it right.
Loving your videos! Our new found love for beach fishing is making some amazing family memories!
Thanks Donna, that's awesome for your family. Have the leader at 30cm long. It is as simple as putting the sinker on your main line and then tying on the deadliest rig that you have made
Great video Roger👍, can you do a more detailed shopping list, wire, sleeve and swivel size please
yeah i was wanting the same info
Precise simple and straight forward info well presented👌. Thank you for showing in detail the materials used. Cheers, mate.
Thanks Joel 😊
Love the videos! You’ve taught me so much from your channel, and especially the stinger hook I’ve caught so many more fish because of this. Cheers Rodger you’re a legend! 👍
I have never used it and I already love it
Old school still rules hey mate, it fed all of us and now it feeds my family, great work buddy
Right on
Great video, Roger! There’s a crispy angler goes by the name of Lutch that loves pulling in mulloway at Narrabeen. He will love this rig.
Hi David, Crispy? He must be old and sun bleached. I fished Narrabeen for many years, don't think I've met Lutch.
@@RogerOsborneFishing he’s a younger man but he is a snarly guy, loves to cure a hangover by wetting a line.
He’s new to the area. He developed his technique at curl curl, taught by a slippery guy named Moe.
Your drummer fishing on the rocks was very educational I learnt new things about fishing on the rocks
Thanks Noel glad you are enjoying the videos!
Thank you, Roger! You’re the best! I enjoy watching your videos and learning so much from your years of experiences.👍👍
Mate I'm nearly 60 and I've done this same rig since I can remember, but in nylon not wire. I reckon I've used it since a 10 year old. It's great to see you also think it's a winner
That's awesome. It is a great set up. Fish are not bothered by the wire and it saves you when the Tailor come in.
Hi guys. Do you put bait on both the main and stinger hooks?
Thanks Roger been following you for a bit now and enjoying a better hit rate. So yes very much for your easy to follow video contents always great stuff. Even works over here in NZ !! This body is getting a bit long in the tooth but still find a couple of days a week on the beach. Thanks very much.
Genius! Thank you... San Jose, California
Thanks Rene, Glad it was helpful!
Your channel highly underrated !! 🎣
Very helpful and useful. Thank you. 🎣✌️👍
Hi Rodger thanks for this rig. The first time I used it I caught a 8.69 kg mulloway and on the stinger!!
That is awesome! Thanks George
When fishing for Taylor of Catherine Hill bay rocks we used the gang hook rig with gar fish but a lot of times we go ripped to pieces by bream. What we did was put a small leader off the end of the last hook with a 1/0 suicide hook using wire trace. It was only about 5cm long but it definately booster our catch rate.
Thanks Graham 👌
roger i live in south africa and i think your videos are the best fishing videos of all of them
Thanks Muffin Man. The fishing in South Africa looks awesome!
Great looking rig, I'll definitely be trying it myslef. Could we get a video about how to fight fish and land them on the beach please?
There is a video on how to land a fish in the surf inside the Rogers Fishing membership :)
Thanks Roger. Will build a few and try out here of the beach in NY.
Thanks Ben Sounds great!
A finder rig with a stinger hook!👍🏾 Will try this tomorrow 🤙🏾
Roger,nice vid of the olde timey "keeper"hook rig for bait fishing .Glad youve given it a refresh for the next Gen fishos
Thanks Chris, yes the good old keeper hook.
This is a great video Roger
Excellent Roger I will be trying the rig off Goolwa beach for a mully this season thanks look forward to chatting cheers.
Hi John, Sounds great!
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Love this! Could you please show a video of various baits baited on the rig? I can find other two hook bait videos but want to see yours :)
Yes Jason, looks like a follow up video would be a good idea, lot's of people are asking.
@@RogerOsborneFishing Hi Roger, do you use any pyramid weights on anything on this rig? I can see them in the video where you catch but not in the process.
@@RogerOsborneFishing IS there a follow up video? thanks
Innovative! I like it! Thank you, Professor Fish!
Glad you like it!
Thanks for the tips! Gonna give this a try - have been using similar 'stiinger' or snapper snell setups for a while, but actually, I've usually used a larger hook as the stinger, and my thinking is that because it's further up the line/trace, there's more chance of a larger fish getting hooked there, instead of the bottom hook, which I can then downsize to a smaller hook for the pickier and smaller specimens. Would this make sense, or do you have a reason for using the smaller hook as the stinger?
Thanks Mate !! Ive made 3 rigs from it !! Ill test it in the Atlantic Beach
Hi Nordini, excellent. Would be great to hear from you when you catch some fish
Love all your videos Roger,very informative and heaps of great tips,keep up the good work legend🎣
Thanks, will do!
Roger Great set up works great on blues
Thanks Randy
Awesome mate will give it a crack
Thanx Roger, Great info and lesson. looking forward to a fantastic season. Cheers.
Thanks, You and me both!
thanks for sharing, I will probably try use it this weekend to see how it goes
Great Fabio, let me know how you go.
I’m excited to try this now. Thanks so much for a great video.
You are so welcome!
Hi Roger.
Great video and thank you.
I use a rod holder and circle hooks on a high-low rig. Can I use this rig with the J-hooks and rod holder. (Like to sit back and watch the rod at night.) Also, like the running sinker but doesn’t work well with braid. Can you advise on this too please.
Thanks,
Knasan
I’m amazed that the squashing of the small tubing is strong enough to withstand the force of the fish. Have you ever experienced a fish pulling the wire back through the tube and hence having the rig fall apart? Looks like the squashing of the wire trace in the tube is stronger than a really good fishing knot?
Hi Gocky88, No I have never had a fish pull the rig apart. Not even big stingrays and sharks.
Great job rodger informative ,interesting,enjoyed that mate .👍😀
Thanks mate, appreciate it
In UK we put a piece of silicon tubing on stinger hook. Then thread the line or wire trace through the hook and tubing. This way you can fix the hook further up the trace. UK called a pennel rig
Thanks David, I'd like to see that rig.
I'll give it a go on the weekend up the beach great video cheers
Thanks Mathew, give me a report.
I'm new to beach fishing and this video is Awesome. But I've learnt to not set up when you can see alot of weed washing up on shore.
Thanks Shaun
Great video , I was looking for something like this...Thank you
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you so much mate I don’t catch much when me and my dad go but we caught a lot of things with this rig thank you
No problem 👍 Great to hear.
@@RogerOsborneFishing then Saturday I caught my personal best brim 36 cm using the first stinger rig thank you thank you your stinger rig hasn’t let me down yet thank
Chears Declan
Absolutely awesome video and a deadly technique. Cheers to this weekend. Gone fishing 🎣
Glad you enjoyed it
Man I love your content and have learnt so much thank you
I appreciate that!
This is one of the most accomplish angler I have ever follow. To be able to learn from his decades proven techniques is really amazing, here in Puerto Rico we use a lot of his methods and they sure work. Thank you very much sir.
Wow, thanks! A.J Hi from Australia 😎🎣
Thanks for sharing mate! Very good and interesting vid.
Thanks Juan. Glad you enjoyed it
New watcher, loving your insights. Great work. Never really bothered with beach worms down here in south-west Vic. Always done my best to gather sand fleas for gars. Squidding, and fishing for salmon or mullet. Covers all and every species from SA through NSW.
Now I am going to seek these mighty worms at many of the calmer surf zones. The tips on the lowest of low tides was very good. Often the diurnal tides around November can produce -60cm down here. How the hell do you pull those things out without snapping them?
Hi Tom, what things are you referring to?
Thanks for sharing your knowledge and experience
My pleasure
Hi Roger, great video. How do you bait a pilchard on this rig with the wire trace. Your video BEST BAITS for Beach Fishing shows how to attach a half pilchard using mono. How would you attach pilchard to hooks (main and stinger) and with wire trace doing a half hitch?? I think there is allot of us wondering...
Hi Shane, you bait it the same as with mono but you can't do the half hitch. That's OK it works just fine. If you use a fillet bait it works really well but I still use half pilchards
Great information, Thank you. How do you attach the bait to the hook so the stinger works effectively?
first of all, great rig!, i havent been surf fishing yet but recently got a surf rod and will be sure to give this a crack. second off all, i think its great that this is nearly a knotless rig, as i have found tying knots with thicker lines to be a bit tricky sometimes. lastly, what size and stlyle sinker, probaly something in the rangers of 5oz i would assume?, and you would you tie a breakaway dropper to attach the sinker or just leave it running on the mainline (maybe do a vid to explain how?)
Hi Owen, have the sinker running on the main line. Depending on your line breaking strain I use either a 55gm or 110gm star sinker.
I like your rig....will try it out...here in Uvongo, South Africa.
Thanks Terence, I'm sure you will do well
Gonna try it here in Port Orange Florida! Just made them!
Hi Billy, Thanks for letting me know. I am sure that you will have good success
Another great informational video. Cheers :)
Thank you! Cheers!
Hi Rodger thanks for the content you put up regularly. I have a question about line and what types do you use for what purposes, do you prefer nylon or braid. Regards David
Very good. Thank you. Addition demonstration of putting the bait on the rig would be helpful. 🙂
Thanks Earl, Noted!
Hey rogger nice rig I use the same but I use 15 kg line for whiting and my mate use to use 8 lb line and I use to catch more using beach worms he used the same worms and same spot and long shanks it shows that it is the best and when I watched this I Was thinking he better say this rig and you did haha i even traveled 2 hrs to bilgowa to catch worms like in your vidio good spot for a fish to would love to go beach fishing with you someday 👍
Awesome rig Roger just checked it out, will give it a crack, thanks
You're most welcome.
Thanks
We british call that shall we say the way you set it up a running ledger rig works good with monofilament line or wire (for toothy critters)
Thank you for this!
Glad it was helpful!
Nice video Roger! I love your channel..
Glad you enjoy it!
You've thought me so much , easy simple and effective I reckon
But what about the sinker?
It's really amazing idea to make rigs like this way.
Yes, thanks
Thanks for this tip!! Will try it this December holidays along the Namibian coast. Feedback will then follow
Thanks, Ingolf. I look forward to your feedback
Hi Roger, I thought bream are kinda sensitive to leader that are more than 6lb but you've just given me an option, hope it work, cheers mate.
Hi Tailslap, Yes I have caught a number of Bream on the wire trace off the beach. You can still catch Bream and not be bitten of by Tailor.
Thank you so much for this guide.
You're welcome Piscator.
Thanks for a great rig video Roger.
Is the sinker running or is it fixed?
Thank you Roger, can't wait to try out this rig
Just a quick question, do I bait up the main hook and the stinger hook?
By the way I'm from South Africa and really enjoyed your videos
Had this question my self. I baited up both and caught a big bream on the baited up stinger, so I assume so???
@@jimmybernasconi9000 Thank you , I also baited up both and landed a nice size Shad (Blue Fish)
@@deenodhevaseelan5632 Great news! nice one
Epic rig!!! 🐟🐠🎣🐠🐠
Hi Roger, surely you are a super busy bloke and might not get a chance to read this... If you do, what are your thoughtly on circle hooks? From all your videos I have seen so far, you seem to use regular hooks. And never circles. Any reason as to why? Circles more trouble and less hookups?
Silly question: So you put bait on both hooks right?
Great job, Roger! But how do you fit the main line and the sinker in the 1 hole left on the swivel?
The sinker is a running sinker on the main line
Thankyou uncle
Great video! Does that rig catch Tailor? I have always used 3 ganged hooks for that species.
Aloha, awesome video! Where does the bait go, on the main hook or the stinger hook or both hooks? Mahalos
Hi from Australia, on both hooks 👍
Looks interesting gonna give it a try over here
OK Pops, where are you based?
@@RogerOsborneFishing I'm here in the southern part of the Philippines👍
Thanks for the great video. Where/how would you place the sinker/weight for a bottom-style fishing rig for casting off the beach?
The sinker is a running sinker on the main line
Dear Roger,
As I recently came back from fishing perfect conditions and got snipped off the mono leader twice & lost a Salmon, hopefully your rig will be handy!? I made some up already. Hope to improve my amateur Beach fishing results, & honestly appreciate your enlightening fishing vids.
Kind regards
Jacob
Thanks Jacob, good to hear from you. I know the rig will be a great asset to your fishing quiver.
good stuff Roger
Thanks Maxbomb101
Hi Roger,
Please show us how to hook the bait on this “stinger hook” rig..
Thnx👍👍
Okay Andries will do!
My question is ,wich hook you need to put your bait? I hope you will answer my simple question i am newbie angler thank Mr.Roger Osborne👍✌️🤙
You put both hooks in the bait, the large one first and then the small stinger
@@RogerOsborneFishing thank you for your response I will try that one , 😊 🙏God bless
I use two of the same hooks after looking at, this I'm going to need too use a stingers hook and wire trace
Like your rig
Thanks bro🇦🇺