The Chod Rig
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Re: The Chod Rig
It’s no different than I used a bright pink one how odd would that look over a bead of bait? Some times it’s the whole I think I will pick that up as it looks interesting. I have had most of my Chod caught fish on bright pink pop ups and the odd white one.
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i have no idea for some reason carp have been seen to take a darker bait if there are brighter baits on the area. see on the lake i fish bright pop ups do work.
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i do beleive carp can,t distinguist colours, only shapes and smells...
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Re: The Chod Rig
NIDGE MAC wrote:i do beleive carp can,t distinguist colours, only shapes and smells...
I can say with 100% certainty that carp can distinguish different colours Nidge, They have 3 different types of cone cells in their eyes a bit like us. So yes Carp can see colour, as it happens most fish can distinguish difference in colours (except sharks). The question is more what colours do they see Water absorbs red light so quickly that even in depths of only 5 or 6 feet a red will appear virtually black(this goes back to the old red line thing). Yellow is probably the best for colour retention at depth hens every bugger uses a pineapple pop up
According to the expert Mr simon scott carp have very good colour vision...
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Re: The Chod Rig
this is handy to know
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Dave The Rave wrote:this is handy to know
thats also why yellow is good on a Zig
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i dont have confidence in zigs ive never had a touch and seem to shy away from them
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you will never catch on it unless you use it i assure you in the right lake at the right time its a great tool
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what scenario would u fish then no wind warm weather deep lae?
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Dave The Rave wrote:what scenario would u fish then no wind warm weather deep lae?
weed or if i see fish crashing over the baited spot but no runs. Fish taking off the top and ducks all over the place. Works well in winter as well
https://ukfishingforums.darkbb.com/carp-rig-s-f25/the-zig-rig-t318.htm
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The topic was covered in 2 weeks' ago Anglers mail.
Red light doesn't penetrate deeper water and goes grey but in the shallows, it's as red as red can be.
This is why a lot of people use red braid on their reels (it fades to grey on the lake bed).
The reason is that red is a recessive colour and red light from the spectrum needs to reach a red item to reflect the colour. As it cant penetrate the depths of water, it has no colour to reflect.
Red light doesn't penetrate deeper water and goes grey but in the shallows, it's as red as red can be.
This is why a lot of people use red braid on their reels (it fades to grey on the lake bed).
The reason is that red is a recessive colour and red light from the spectrum needs to reach a red item to reflect the colour. As it cant penetrate the depths of water, it has no colour to reflect.
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Re: The Chod Rig
Hi
I'm gonna have a go at making a naked chod as leadcore leaders not allowed on my waters. One thing I've noticed about this rig when looking it up on the internet is there is a lot written about the business end but in some articles there is not much attention to the safety aspect of this set up. I'm hoping I've grasped the basics of how the rig works and how to make it safely.
Michael
I'm gonna have a go at making a naked chod as leadcore leaders not allowed on my waters. One thing I've noticed about this rig when looking it up on the internet is there is a lot written about the business end but in some articles there is not much attention to the safety aspect of this set up. I'm hoping I've grasped the basics of how the rig works and how to make it safely.
Michael
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