Paternoster Rig Setup - Simple DIY fishing rig tutorial

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  • Опубликовано: 2 июн 2021
  • A step by step instruction on a simple DIY perfect paternoster rig which is low cost to make and very effective. Its a great rig for targeting a whole range of fish. Flathead Snapper Gummy Sharks and more species. We use them regularly in port Phillip Bay, Western Port but it would work great in any other water system as well.
    This 2 bait rig allows you to suspend multiple baits and increase your catch rates. The materials used included
    2 x hooks ( circle, long shank, bait keeper, or pre made flasher hooks )
    1 x meter of fluorocarbon leader ( 20, 30 or 40 lbs )
    1 barrel swivel ( 65 lb breaking strain )
    2 x glow lumo beads
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  • @toddpegrum8855
    @toddpegrum8855 3 года назад +5

    Loved this video. As an older guy with limited knot tying ability it was very clear and concise, keep up the great work...

    • @fishingmad
      @fishingmad  3 года назад

      Awesome, thank you Todd!!

  • @TheNewcastleluke
    @TheNewcastleluke 8 месяцев назад +1

    Thanks for this vid. Made it quite simple to tie and love how easy it is to change hooks and sinkers as needed. Cheers.

  • @PaulKing1970
    @PaulKing1970 Год назад +1

    Watched a few of your videos thank you. I set up this rig today and after several hours only caught two fish at jacobs well qld. Had worm and prawn on the hooks. Got fed up and thought I'll just throw one more in the drink and drift while I gut the whiting I caught. Cast it in put the rod down and turned to the whiting. All of a sudden this noise of commotion I turned back around and my rod was taken! So there is a big fish swimming around jacobs well still attached to my rod lol!

  • @jaytango3594
    @jaytango3594 Год назад +1

    Perfect demonstration. Knots tied from the correct perspective - what you see on the video is what you see when you do it yourself. Thanks!

    • @fishingmad
      @fishingmad  Год назад

      Awesome, thank you!

    • @jaytango3594
      @jaytango3594 Год назад

      @@fishingmad I have just been tying this rig in 10lb mono and I am finding that the line is snapping at the dropper loops with minimal tension. Is this a rig that should only be used with a heavier leader such as 20lb fluorocarbon?

  • @jaredbuttigieg
    @jaredbuttigieg 3 года назад +2

    Awesome video Alan 👍🏼. I’ll be making a few of them tonight 👌🏼

    • @fishingmad
      @fishingmad  3 года назад +1

      Thanks Jared. Yeah these are really good. I use em all the time in PPB and smaller hook versions when freshwater fishing for reddies.

  • @Doodsy1975
    @Doodsy1975 3 года назад +1

    one thing about your show mate. Yes, you can go catch big snapper, which makes great viewing for us all, but you never forget about the basics. Great video mate.

    • @fishingmad
      @fishingmad  3 года назад +1

      Thanks Darren, A huge focus on the channel and website is getting a good balance of fishing adventures and fishing tips. Keeping the content fresh, whilst being entertaining and helpful. Allowing us to make content relevant to people at all different abilities and different interests within fishing. Slowly i think were getting that balance right.

  • @AhmedMohtadi
    @AhmedMohtadi 3 года назад +1

    Once again, absolute top class!

  • @mattJthompson35
    @mattJthompson35 Год назад +1

    Alan another great video. I tried earlier making this rig and screwed it up a few times so stepped away for a few hours since I was frustrated haha. Now I've made 6 exactly right and don't need to watch this video now. Thanks mate.

    • @fishingmad
      @fishingmad  Год назад

      That's brilliant, well done. Yeah will always take a few times to master. Gee I remember me trying to learn the FG knot I wreckon that took more then a few times LOL

  • @jackboost9810
    @jackboost9810 2 года назад

    Love ya Alan and def love to go fishing with you one day even more. Livin' and fishin' around Melbs.

  • @scottwilliams3266
    @scottwilliams3266 Год назад +1

    great tutorials. Thanks for the lesson.🎣

    • @fishingmad
      @fishingmad  Год назад

      No problems 👍 Glad it was helpful

  • @SaMaNtHa.2023
    @SaMaNtHa.2023 Год назад

    This is well explained rig of ever come across it owes you how long the leader needs to be it also has to tell you how far the hooks that come off need to be and that is what I am inquiring about do you have any more videos explaining that type of details. As I've seen a lot of people showing how to build a rig and all this but I this certain length and there has to be this length they just go his this and you eye bullet.

  • @Piratepeteoo
    @Piratepeteoo 3 года назад +1

    hi Alan wow wow weeee now that was absolute top class,,,very well explained most of the videos they do it to fast and you can't follow now ive just picked it up thank you ,,,sir,,,,

    • @fishingmad
      @fishingmad  3 года назад

      Glad you enjoyed it Peter, Many thanks for the positive feedback. Hoping to get a few more of these type of vids out soon

    • @Piratepeteoo
      @Piratepeteoo 3 года назад

      yep that would be good i cant wait

  • @frednurks8528
    @frednurks8528 3 года назад +1

    Went to BCF and the cost of the dressed up hooks were dearer than buying ready made rigs. Still a good informative video. I always look forward to watching your productions.

    • @fishingmad
      @fishingmad  3 года назад +3

      Hi Fred, I actually buy these hooks which I think is about $7 for 12 flasher hooks www.rigmastertackle.com.au/product/snapper-hairy-hooks/ I hope that helps

  • @matthewparker4101
    @matthewparker4101 2 года назад +1

    thanks Alan.

    • @fishingmad
      @fishingmad  2 года назад

      No worries! hope it was helpful

  • @ko0sa221
    @ko0sa221 2 года назад +1

    Hello Allan . U have a twisted paternoster rig On your video thumbnail but your video is a representation of a standard double dropper loop ptnsta rig . U need to do a seperate video showing how to do the twisted ptnsta rig

  • @GG-rj4oj
    @GG-rj4oj 3 года назад +1

    Lockdown homework. Thanks

  • @adamg2844
    @adamg2844 3 года назад +1

    Nice video mate....I tried to tie this but when I pull the ends of the line to tighten the knot my dropper loop slides. Any idea what I am doing wrong?

  • @geoffwright7110
    @geoffwright7110 3 года назад +1

    Hi Alan, good instructional video. Do you think longer droppers work as effectively in victorian waters? Just inquiring for options to try. cheers

    • @fishingmad
      @fishingmad  3 года назад +1

      Yeah I think longer droppers will be fine, just not to long. The longer the droppers the more prone to tangling I find they become.

  • @Camivy89
    @Camivy89 3 года назад +2

    Hey Alan - thanks for all the great content!
    I was just watching a few of your rig vids - is there a difference between this paternoster and the one you made for whiting? This one seems a bit simpler to make ahead/ change hooks based on conditions but I don't wanna make the wrong one. Land fishing thought we might set up a rod for pinkies just in case we get lucky :) thanks!

    • @fishingmad
      @fishingmad  3 года назад +1

      Your very welcome. You can certainly use this same rig for whiting and pinkies, I just go smaller on the hook sizes as whiting have small mouths, otherwise it works great. Probably also stronger than the other whiting rig as there isnt any real breaking points with this rig,

  • @mattk9089
    @mattk9089 3 года назад +5

    One trick for putting the twists in the small circle you form is to use a match stick, put it through the circle and twist it around 4 times

    • @fishingmad
      @fishingmad  3 года назад

      That's genius. I hadn't thought of that but will try that next time 100%. Thanks for the suggestion !!

  • @alanreynolds8843
    @alanreynolds8843 3 года назад +2

    Love your work. Quick tip if you have difficulty getting your twisted dropper loop through eye of smaller hook . E.g. whiting, garfish hook .Loop a smaller diameter line through the dropper & use this line as a tow to pull dropper through eye of hook . Did you use "hairy hooks "

    • @fishingmad
      @fishingmad  3 года назад +1

      Thanks Al, that's actually a brilliant idea with the smaller diameter leader through the dropper loop. Yes I can also confirm they are hairy back hooks. I usually buy the 12 packs of hooks in different colours which costs about $7 I think. Cheers

    • @frednurks8528
      @frednurks8528 3 года назад +1

      I do the same with feeding through tubing.

  • @33454262
    @33454262 3 года назад +1

    That was very informative. I've never thought of using a paternoster rig for flathead. How would you fish it? Drifting... would it work trolled? Love to hear a bit more. Thank you.

    • @fishingmad
      @fishingmad  3 года назад

      Hi Warren, yeah we use this often for flathead either drifting or anchored up. I've never tried it trolling. This was one of our last sessions using it ruclips.net/video/4Kg-4o2oySE/видео.html which you can see is very effective. Cheers

    • @33454262
      @33454262 3 года назад +1

      @@fishingmad Thanks I'll give that a try.

  • @chicomendez4680
    @chicomendez4680 3 месяца назад +1

    That's awesome and all but how do u attach this back to the mainline?

    • @fishingmad
      @fishingmad  3 месяца назад

      Uni knot to swivel or you can just do a double uni to tie the rig to the main line.

  • @dragginmedown
    @dragginmedown 3 года назад +2

    I just go with the over hand knot for the droppers. Landed an 8kg snapper with one of those knots. Too much stuffing around with the dropper loops your way i reckon. No dis, just what I think. Good video none the less mate

    • @fishingmad
      @fishingmad  3 года назад +1

      Its a very good point, those droppers are really fiddley. Especially when your on a boat or kayak trying to tie them.

  • @dechers77
    @dechers77 Год назад

    Great video, can we go fishing together on the Peninsula ???

  • @ChrisBrown-ku1ey
    @ChrisBrown-ku1ey 3 года назад +1

    Hi mate great rig
    Have you ever used this
    Set up in freshwater
    Rivers, lakes.reservoirs
    Cheers

    • @fishingmad
      @fishingmad  3 года назад

      Hi Chris, yes 100% i use this rig in freshwater all the time. It works remarkably well on redfin, trout, yellow belly and cod. If I'm targeting trout and redfin ill generally drop the hook sizes to something smaller like a 6/0 bait keeper. But this rig works great targeting a whole different range of fish species. Thanks

  • @kendimizekadarbalk
    @kendimizekadarbalk 3 года назад +1

    👍👍👌

  • @Hahehhwgajshah72726..
    @Hahehhwgajshah72726.. Год назад

    How long should the loops be?

  • @sladedavis9005
    @sladedavis9005 Год назад

    Where you buy the flasher hooks

  • @pk-sy3nd
    @pk-sy3nd 3 года назад +1

    Nice video, what tipe of other fish you can get on this tipe of rig

    • @fishingmad
      @fishingmad  3 года назад +1

      Just about everything. I use it for snapper, gummy sharks, salmon and more. I also use it for whiting but use much smaller hooks

    • @pk-sy3nd
      @pk-sy3nd 3 года назад +1

      @@fishingmad Thanks mate, I'll give it a try

    • @fishingmad
      @fishingmad  3 года назад

      no worries

  • @affency
    @affency 3 года назад +1

    Dinner!

  • @Slickomicko
    @Slickomicko 2 года назад +1

    Are you a hand model?

    • @fishingmad
      @fishingmad  2 года назад +1

      100% its what I do when I'm not fishing

  • @darrenb66
    @darrenb66 9 месяцев назад

    i literally do not have the dexterity to tie this rig 😭