Must of watched it over and over again and it gets better every time. One of your best vids (apart from you live matches. ) Roll on the next one, Keep safe and well 👍
Being an angler of 60+yrs, I must thank you for being the most informative/helpful angler on RUclips (along with Jamie Hughes). Your hints/tips have certainly improved my catch rates as a pleasure angler, which obviously adds to the enjoyment of just being on the bank. Thank You so much for sharing these improvements to presentation, which, no matter how much you pay for rods/reels/poles etc., the bait presentation is the most important factor in angling. 👍🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
I tie my hair rigs in exactly the same way. But having big clumsy fingers I used to struggle holding the hook securely without it moving while whipping the shank. So I got myself a fly tying vice to hold the hook securely for me and that made tying my hairs massively easier and a lot more accurately. I hope this tip might help some people with the same problem I used to have make their hair tying less stressful . Great vid Jon as always!
Great video Jon on the difference between ready made hair rigs and homemade hair rigs, nice to see you've finally finished sorted your tackle room and are able to show off some of your winnings
This video took presentation a step further. Watched lots and lots of hair / band rigs but never watched one as interesting which kept me watching with interest right till the end. Well done Jon,
very very imformative video jon, and no you are not waffling you are doing a brilliant job of explaining how to do the job properly thank you, keep them coming please,
I am just starting out as a adult fisherman aged 58 years and this video is a great teaching aid for me. I have been curious about hair rigs and will tie a few this week and see how it goes. Thank you love all your videos. MJB
Just found this video. I have to say, it's the best and clearest detailed instruction video I've seen. I had just started experimenting with the larger loop. The spike in the end of the wafter presented the bait perfectly. I will have to give these a try
I didn't think a vid about hair rigs could be so interesting and informative especially to an angler thats been fishing 50 years. Congrats and nice one Jon, You achieved it :)
Thank you very much for reminding me how to tie it so it kicks out perfectly every time. After a very long break from fishing due to illness, you forget all those little special tricks that help you catch more weary fish. Subbed you because you explained it perfectly..... Again, thank you very much.
Excellent John, I tie mine exactly like yours except I use a figure of eight knot instead of an overhand knot because it appears neater if not stronger. I also use a Preston loop sizer to regulate the loop size depending on the size of hook I’m tying. Thank you for your help. 🤓
This is the best video I found about this subject. Thank you very much. I never realized that this was the problem I had. I now make all my banded hooklengths like this. In the beginning it's a little bit fiddley but after a while I tie the 4 inch almost with my eyes closed. But the shorter they become the more fiddley it will be. Thanks
Great Video Jon. Good tips as per usual. Great to see the difference the length and position of the hair makes to the different types of hook baits. Keep them coming
JON thank you so much for sharing this amazing video on hair rigs absolutely blew me away especially the way the bait behaves underwater absolute eye opener stay safe JON keep winning top man,Derek
This video has been a great help. I'm not brilliant at holding fiddly things but I enjoy fly fishing also and tie my own flies - I find the use of a fly tying vice is also helpful with tying hook lengths etc. They can be found quite cheaply on eBay etc and if you struggle with dexterity can be a great help.
Thanks Jon, Matrix hit the jackpot with yourself and Jamie Hughes, imparting knowledge that's built on success, and outright skill and determination. 🤙
excellent upload Jon i been a carp angler now for over 20 years and previous 20 as a match angler and i have certainly intertwined all the disciplines when it comes to rigs.. i still pleasure fish the pole/waggler/feeder/lure etc inbetween carp fishing and we certainly do learn from eachother for sure.
Brilliant video Jon! Just as helpful and well thought out as your "Loop Tricks" video. This and that one are the most useful videos I've ever seen. Your a great teacher
Brilliant advice, great video, well presented. Jon, you have become my go to expert, watched most of your videos, always informative without feeling you are trying to sell your sponsors gear. Keep up the great service!
I prefer the twisted spike when using softer baits like chick peas and the spike for small harder pellets/boilies/wafters.. Thanks Jon picked up a bit more knowledge keep em coming. Will try the softer hair when I am allowed out again !!
Thanks. 👍 When you hear that even someone very special like Sir Tom Moore received negative comments that's all you need to now about very very sad minorities...
Awesome video. Where can you buy the bait spikes as in the tackle shops I only found the twisted ones and I don't really like them, thanks for the great video.
Great video John I don't fish commercials much, do more bream/f1 fishing use a method now that doesn't involve any knots and keeps every thing neat little fiddly but when your tying at home it doesn't matter.
Hey Jon, What a fantastic link on hair rigging been a brilliant fine tuning episode and just makes you think more about presentation and what things look like in water. Great work Jon thank you. Regards Mike Waugh
Great video, kd rigged hair could be worth having a little play with, used d rigs forever on much heavier gear but really impressed with the look and separation of the rig when scaled down 👏👍
Excellent tutorial Jon ! Here in Japan Ive been adopting the coarse/match style angling techniques for my carp angling and enjoying massive success, and your videos are always inspiring me and leading to more catches, Arigatou Gozaimasu and best wishes from Osaka, Japan.
Hi Jon fantastic video on hair rig tricks love the Twisle system and also showing how stiff rig and soft rigs under, after, great for pellets and Waffters. Would be great to see how you set your pole floats as I seem to have problems once I've set them up and using different baits. Great watch keep up the good work fella look forward to more top tips.
Hi, brill video which has helped me to understand how it is tied. I have tried Push Stops with braid but do not get a clean cut. Appreciate the ones you recommend have a larger hole so should be easier but wonder if you can recommend so good braid scissors that get a clean cut ? Appreciate your help. Cheers Bob
hi Jon watch a lot of your videos and get much enjoyment being a carp angler for many years i now only do pleasure fish mostly feeder for soft hairs i use dental floss unscented
I have tried putting spike the on the hook with a small piece of tube on the hook like the carp boys. works well for me need to find the spike with big holes.
Another way that I have been using for years: I make a hair with a loop, slide it into a piece of heat shrink tube, put the hairline through the hook eye, slide the heat shrink over the eye and heat it.. The hairline is now slidable to the length whichever you want, depending on the bait size.. A button on the top part of the sliding hairline and you can put a few turns around the hook to secure the hairline and you are done..
Nice video Jon, ever since seeing you using a big loop it's all I use now, I like using the quick stops for big worm's or two or three worm's it's great for greedy carp, Tench and Bream, the perch and big roach also muscle in, I use it on the pole most of the time very rarely with a feeder
I particularly liked the fine braid hair, i had an ancient black spider dacron in 1lb bs it would be quite an edge with a bayonet on the end for wafters! and a d rig with 8lb maxima...gotta try it...Thank you.
By far the best 2 coaches in the angling world you & jamie hughes, Matrix are lucky to have you both!
I would totally agree with you there but would also add Des Shipp another great coach and very honest guy👍🎣
If you add the brilliant Jamie Harrison into the mix as well, Matrix are streets ahead of everyone else.
Must of watched it over and over again and it gets better every time.
One of your best vids (apart from you live matches. ) Roll on the next one,
Keep safe and well 👍
Many thanks Steve, just nice to share some knowledge and help people out in these crazy times!
Love the idea of the longer loop for a more natural presentation
Thanks Bish
Being an angler of 60+yrs, I must thank you for being the most informative/helpful angler on RUclips (along with Jamie Hughes). Your hints/tips have certainly improved my catch rates as a pleasure angler, which obviously adds to the enjoyment of just being on the bank. Thank You so much for sharing these improvements to presentation, which, no matter how much you pay for rods/reels/poles etc., the bait presentation is the most important factor in angling. 👍🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Glad to help!
I tie my hair rigs in exactly the same way. But having big clumsy fingers I used to struggle holding the hook securely without it moving while whipping the shank. So I got myself a fly tying vice to hold the hook securely for me and that made tying my hairs massively easier and a lot more accurately. I hope this tip might help some people with the same problem I used to have make their hair tying less stressful . Great vid Jon as always!
I have sausage fingers too, and now get cramp after the first ten hook lengths. Great idea, will be getting one of those.
Thanks for sharing John
All these sausage fingers about ha ha!
As a returning angler after 30 years things have changed. Thanks for taking the time to make these videos otherwise I'd be clueless!
Glad to help Jimbo
I am very pleased with this video, you promised and kept your promise. You keep your word, this is not a power for many. Bravo!!!
Thank you very much!
Great video Jon on the difference between ready made hair rigs and homemade hair rigs, nice to see you've finally finished sorted your tackle room and are able to show off some of your winnings
Thanks 👍
This video took presentation a step further. Watched lots and lots of hair / band rigs but never watched one as interesting which kept me watching with interest right till the end. Well done Jon,
So nice of you to say so Colin. It took a lot longer to put together than people will ever realise! :-)
very very imformative video jon, and no you are not waffling you are doing a brilliant job of explaining how to do the job properly thank you, keep them coming please,
Glad to help
I am just starting out as a adult fisherman aged 58 years and this video is a great teaching aid for me. I have been curious about hair rigs and will tie a few this week and see how it goes. Thank you love all your videos. MJB
Thanks for watching 👍
Just found this video.
I have to say, it's the best and clearest detailed instruction video I've seen.
I had just started experimenting with the larger loop.
The spike in the end of the wafter presented the bait perfectly.
I will have to give these a try
Glad it helped!
I didn't think a vid about hair rigs could be so interesting and informative especially to an angler thats been fishing 50 years. Congrats and nice one Jon, You achieved it :)
Glad you enjoyed it
Thank you very much for reminding me how to tie it so it kicks out perfectly every time. After a very long break from fishing due to illness, you forget all those little special tricks that help you catch more weary fish. Subbed you because you explained it perfectly..... Again, thank you very much.
Thanks 👍
Great advice and always willing to learn a trick or 2 even after 40 years thanks jon
Happy to help
Thanks Jon for taking the time to show and share the way you do things very interesting
Glad you enjoyed it
Excellent John, I tie mine exactly like yours except I use a figure of eight knot instead of an overhand knot because it appears neater if not stronger. I also use a Preston loop sizer to regulate the loop size depending on the size of hook I’m tying. Thank you for your help. 🤓
Cheers David
Brilliant tips! Probably one of the best I've seen on hair rigs.
Glad it was helpful!
Absolute class thanks for sharing Jonny 🌟👍
Very welcome
This has got to be one of the best vids on RUclips. Absolutely brilliant Jon 👏👏👏
Thanks Stephen 👍👍👍
Top video as usual Jon. Always look forward to them. Thanks for sharing.
Glad you enjoyed it
Thanks Jon. Shows success is not down to being not lucky, but thinking and preparation. Great content again.
Thanks Dennis
Nice one john this is what i like about fishing the variety of ways to catch fish
Cheers Simon
This is the best video I found about this subject. Thank you very much. I never realized that this was the problem I had. I now make all my banded hooklengths like this. In the beginning it's a little bit fiddley but after a while I tie the 4 inch almost with my eyes closed. But the shorter they become the more fiddley it will be. Thanks
Glad it helped!
Great video Jon. helps alot of new anglers . I use to watch all the old bob nudd dvd's to learn my knots and rigs lol
Me too! Still tie rigs etc the Bob Nudd and Ian Heaps ways
Great Video Jon. Good tips as per usual. Great to see the difference the length and position of the hair makes to the different types of hook baits.
Keep them coming
Will do 👍
JON thank you so much for sharing this amazing video on hair rigs absolutely blew me away especially the way the bait behaves underwater absolute eye opener stay safe JON keep winning top man,Derek
Glad you enjoyed it
Simply brilliant on hair rigs
Cheers Jim
This video has been a great help. I'm not brilliant at holding fiddly things but I enjoy fly fishing also and tie my own flies - I find the use of a fly tying vice is also helpful with tying hook lengths etc. They can be found quite cheaply on eBay etc and if you struggle with dexterity can be a great help.
Glad it helped!
Thanks Jon, Matrix hit the jackpot with yourself and Jamie Hughes, imparting knowledge that's built on success, and outright skill and determination.
🤙
Ah, thanks Neil :-)
@@JonArthur Welcome matey , credit where it's due, it's the little things I always learn from, and they always make a difference 🤙
Bravo Jon, brilliant presentation. Ive learned so much from this one video. Thankyou so much, ✌❤ Bob.
You are very welcome
awesome insight into hair rigging... thanks so much for sharing Jon... theses types of videos have massive value!!!
Thanks Dave
Great video, makes all those difficulties just melt away - well done, keep 'em coming.
excellent upload Jon i been a carp angler now for over 20 years and previous 20 as a match angler and i have certainly intertwined all the disciplines when it comes to rigs.. i still pleasure fish the pole/waggler/feeder/lure etc inbetween carp fishing and we certainly do learn from eachother for sure.
Good stuff. Couldn't agree more.
Brilliant video Jon! Just as helpful and well thought out as your "Loop Tricks" video. This and that one are the most useful videos I've ever seen. Your a great teacher
Thanks Richard. Nice to help people out.
spot on, Made my own hairs for a time now but always good to see different options
Thanks Phil
Great concise video Jon, the tank views are a real eye opener, got to re tie all my hook lengths now! Thanks.
Glad it was helpful!
Thanx for a superb instructional video. Lots there to think about and experiment with x.
Glad it was helpful!
Glad I discovered you. Going to rig up differently from now on. Thank you and regards here from South Africa.
All the best and thanks for stumbling across my little channel!
wow, great tips.
I liked the tip with the smooth hairrigs the best.
I'm definitely going to try it.
thank you mate.
No problem 👍
Great video! Very new to hair rigs as a returning angling, they were never used in match fishing years ago. Just need to fill the hooklength box now
Glad it was helpful!
Buying some bait stops now👍 this made my mind up. Thanks John
Brilliant advice, great video, well presented. Jon, you have become my go to expert, watched most of your videos, always informative without feeling you are trying to sell your sponsors gear. Keep up the great service!
Thank you so much!
Thanks Jon brilliant video I will be changing the way I do mine now with the bigger loop and the twizzled line look forward to the next 👍
Cheers Paul
Really enjoyed this cant wait to give these tips ago.
Have fun!
Very well presented Jon.
Thank you kindly!
I still come back to this vid Jon , (im getting old )
A lot of people tell me they've watched it multiple times!
Excellent video, food for thought in several areas.
Thanks Dave
Nice 1 Jon very informative and interesting video, keep them coming, we will all be back on the river banks soon!!
You bet
I prefer the twisted spike when using softer baits like chick peas and the spike for small harder pellets/boilies/wafters.. Thanks Jon picked up a bit more knowledge keep em coming. Will try the softer hair when I am allowed out again !!
Go for it!
Awesome video, thanks for showing us it Jon 🇬🇧 ✊🏼
My pleasure!
Great!!! Sir Jon, Thank You so much for the excellent tutorial, for the excellent video!!! I wish You Victories!!!
I've watch this over and over, made a few up to try, & just started buying Matrix hooks, I must say" best hooks I've had in my hands.
Excellent
Brilliant tips! Well done Jon!
Glad you liked it!
Great information Jon as per usual .👍🐟🐟🐟
Thanks 👍👍🐟🐟
Brilliant video Jon, loads of useful tips there that I haven't seen before. Thanks!
Glad it was helpful!
Food for thought Jon, top video mate.
Glad you enjoyed it
Excellent video I’m one of those who use a little measuring tool for sizing the loop and matching it to hook size I’m afraid ocd alive and well lol
Nice one Phil
Great vid and food for thought. How someone could give that video a thumbs down I do not know!!!
Thanks. 👍 When you hear that even someone very special like Sir Tom Moore received negative comments that's all you need to now about very very sad minorities...
Thanks Jon. Great video. Interesting and informative 👏🏼
Glad you enjoyed it!
Awesome video. Where can you buy the bait spikes as in the tackle shops I only found the twisted ones and I don't really like them,
thanks for the great video.
Try Cralusso
@@JonArthur thank you
Damn! Gonna have to re-tie all my home made hair rigs now. 'D' rig looks great. Brilliant vid thanks Jon
It's definitely something to play with...
Great video John
I don't fish commercials much, do more bream/f1 fishing use a method now that doesn't involve any knots and keeps every thing neat little fiddly but when your tying at home it doesn't matter.
No worries Mike
Great video , Jon . Will certainly be giving this a go . Look forward to the next one 👍
Thanks 👍
Wafter tip is very handy must start tying some hooks with that long loop
Glad it was useful
Hey Jon, What a fantastic link on hair rigging been a brilliant fine tuning episode and just makes you think more about presentation and what things look like in water. Great work Jon thank you. Regards Mike Waugh
Glad you enjoyed it Mike!
Brilliant video one of the best I’ve seen.
Thanks Tony
Brilliant that John
Thanks Ian :-)
When using mono and making loops I prefer doing the perfection loop knot as it doesn't kick the mono out at a funny angle
Great video, kd rigged hair could be worth having a little play with, used d rigs forever on much heavier gear but really impressed with the look and separation of the rig when scaled down 👏👍
Good stuff Matt
Excellent tutorial Jon !
Here in Japan Ive been adopting the coarse/match style angling techniques for my carp angling and enjoying massive success, and your videos are always inspiring me and leading to more catches,
Arigatou Gozaimasu and best wishes from Osaka, Japan.
Dōmo arigatōgozaimashita (I hope Google Translate is right!)
Jon, that’s perfect :-)
Very clear and informative instructions , subbed
Thanks for the sub!
Great video John mate!! Learned a lot from the different ways you’ve shown….and must say doing it the way you think are better I’d have to agree…
Glad it was useful
Really enjoyed this one Jon 👍🏻
Cheers Lee
Hi Jon fantastic video on hair rig tricks love the Twisle system and also showing how stiff rig and soft rigs under, after, great for pellets and Waffters. Would be great to see how you set your pole floats as I seem to have problems once I've set them up and using different baits. Great watch keep up the good work fella look forward to more top tips.
Thanks. Glad you enjoyed it!
Like that D rig idea,will give it a go.
Have fun
Hi, brill video which has helped me to understand how it is tied. I have tried Push Stops with braid but do not get a clean cut. Appreciate the ones you recommend have a larger hole so should be easier but wonder if you can recommend so good braid scissors that get a clean cut ? Appreciate your help. Cheers Bob
Love your tips videos Jon. So helpful
Glad you like them!
Great video Jon, really well explained, thanks mate
Glad you enjoyed it
Great vid,lots of useful Info and tips.keep em coming bruv.
Will try! 👍
Thank you jon, nice tips! Greetings from Italy 👍🏼
Thanks Saverio :-)
Game changer. Thanks Jon
Thanks Alan :-)
Brilliant info Jon, excellent.
Cheers Jamie
hi Jon watch a lot of your videos and get much enjoyment being a carp angler for many years i now only do pleasure fish mostly feeder for soft hairs i use dental floss unscented
Thanks, good tip
👍
hi great vid jon.will tie a long one for bread.keep the vids coming.tight lines.
Thanks 👍
Fantastic video Jon, a real insight in to hair rigging, definitely going to try tying my own now, will even try a few of the D ring rigs 👍🏻
All food for thought 👍
good stuff that john very informative
Thanks
Nice tips Jon
Thanks Steve
Quality vid, Jon... thanks!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Very informative, Thanks for uploading!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Nice one John brilliant 🐳🐳👍
Thanks 👍
Here's a tip I use for some time now: instead of a lighter use a small battery powered soldering iron. Great for blobbing and less faffing.
Nice tip
I have tried putting spike the on the hook with a small piece of tube on the hook like the carp boys. works well for me need to find the spike with big holes.
Try the Large Matrix X Strong Super Stops
Another way that I have been using for years: I make a hair with a loop, slide it into a piece of heat shrink tube, put the hairline through the hook eye, slide the heat shrink over the eye and heat it.. The hairline is now slidable to the length whichever you want, depending on the bait size.. A button on the top part of the sliding hairline and you can put a few turns around the hook to secure the hairline and you are done..
Good tip
Loving the D rig hair Jon, definitely trying that one👍
Go for it! It's very fiddly and the jury's still out as to whether it's any better than other methods.
Great info Jon, you've got me buying Matrix tackle now!
Nice one
Great video 👍
Thanks 👍
Excellent... very well thought-out... :)
Nice video Jon, ever since seeing you using a big loop it's all I use now, I like using the quick stops for big worm's or two or three worm's it's great for greedy carp, Tench and Bream, the perch and big roach also muscle in, I use it on the pole most of the time very rarely with a feeder
Nice one Michael
I particularly liked the fine braid hair, i had an ancient black spider dacron in 1lb bs it would be quite an edge with a bayonet on the end for wafters! and a d rig with 8lb maxima...gotta try it...Thank you.
I still have some ancient black spider too on a little cotton reel
It was quite a shock to think just how long ago that was John...
Wouldn’t the soft hair rig let the carp eject it without indication or self hooking ? Great video please more😊😊
Yes, it's all good food for thought isn't it?