The Chod Rig My Way
The Chod Rig has to be one of my most my favoured rigs. I’ve opted to use it for the majority of my sessions lately, and with some personal touches I think it’s as perfect as I can get it. Instead of using leadcore I use a 48-inch Tungsten Ex-Heavy Leader from TFG and instead of using beads, due to a lack of them in my tackle box, I’ve replaced them with two 6mm boilies that have been air dried for a week. After looking into it I am confident they will stay hard in the water for up to 24 hours.
Before I cast out I like to put two foam nuggets on the hook to prevent any debris getting attached to it as it finds the bottom of the lake and attach a small PVA bag of my Quest favourite boilies. Then I can wait for the action, but hopefully I’ll not be waiting too long!
This beauty fell to my chod rig November this year
It works for me so go out and give it a go.
Samantha Collins-Ratcliffe
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Great thinking with the air dried boilies rather than beads. This makes the rig super safe in the event of a break off. Obviously the boilies will soften and fall away easily. Something which doesn’t happen with conventional beads. I’m impressed and it has got my old grey cells ticking again.
Shaun