When it comes to presentations I'll hold my hands up and say I'm pretty boring and I don't like change unless the fishing situation I'm confronted with forces me to do so?.
For 90% of my angling my number one choice of presentation is one I call the Twisted Multi Rig.
The Twisted Multi Rig in it's entirety
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After a little tweak the commonly know Multi Rig gets converted into one I call the Twisted Multi Rig, it's commonly used as a pop up presentation but can also be used with a wafter or a bottom bait, the tweak that I make and components needed to tie the Twisted Multi Rig are as follows.....
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* A good quality seriously sharp curve shanked hook.
* A rig ring or bait screw (your preference) to mount your pop up to.
* Shrink tubing.
* Coated or supple braid (depending on the situation IE a solid bag/lead clip set up).
* A size eight swivel.
* Tungsten putty/a shot/pop up weight will also be needed to anchor your pop up.
My version is exactly the same when tied as any normal Multi Rig, the only tweak that I make is that I add a shrink tube kicker
(please see the diagrams attached). This will not allow you to inter change your hook, but what it will do hence the reason I add the shrink tubing is that it makes it much harder for a carp to eject this presentation once it enters their mouth, some of the hook holds that I have encountered over the years have been unreal.
* A rig ring or bait screw (your preference) to mount your pop up to.
* Shrink tubing.
* Coated or supple braid (depending on the situation IE a solid bag/lead clip set up).
* A size eight swivel.
* Tungsten putty/a shot/pop up weight will also be needed to anchor your pop up.
My version is exactly the same when tied as any normal Multi Rig, the only tweak that I make is that I add a shrink tube kicker
(please see the diagrams attached). This will not allow you to inter change your hook, but what it will do hence the reason I add the shrink tubing is that it makes it much harder for a carp to eject this presentation once it enters their mouth, some of the hook holds that I have encountered over the years have been unreal.
