premium Ready combi rigs (multi Rig, Slip D ) Darrell peck style

Darrell Peck has had a truly phenomenal year, racking up a staggering 21 UK carp over 40lb! This set-up has played a huge roll in his success, and the hook to land ratio is exceptional. The loop of supple braid enables the hook to be changed in seconds without the need to tie another rig, and the stiff Boom section kicking everything out straight, preventing tangles on the cast. Combining a ever popular slip d style presentation with the Combi rig.

Comprising of a stiff boom material to keep the bait away from the weight, around 1 inch supple section (Korda Arma Kord or the NEW KORDA SLIP D Braid ). The knot connecting the boom material to the supple section is protected by shrink tubing, this gives the knot some protection and helps to keep everything inline.
The slip D is pivotal to this rig as it allows the bait to slide freely towards the eye of the hook, this will make the hook point down and be primed to grip just inside the lip. The sliding action of the bait and the combination of the stiff and supple sections make this rig almost impossible for a carp to eject. In the unfortunate event that a carp does manage to eject the bait the rig will reset itself ready for the next bite.

This rig can be used with all bait types with confidence.

This version uses a silicone kicker (compared to shrink tube) This allows a quick change of hook should you need to. Without a silicon or shrink tube kicker the rig will not work in the same way and may actually cause aborted takes or hook pulls as the hook wont be in the right position.

Unique features of this rig:

Excellent reset properties in the event of an aborted take
Anti tangle
Suitable for all bait types
Choice of PREMIUM Hooks (Fox, Korda, Nash etc)
Quick change of hooks

Tips for optimal usage:

If you are using a balanced bait or wafter, test the rig prior to casting out to ensure the buoyancy of the bait don't lift the hook section, if it does then trim down your bait until you get the perfect balance.
If you are using a Pop Up, you may need to add some rig putty around the Albright knot to ensure the boom lays flat and the hook section sits up.
should the boom become kinked during a fight you can simply straighten it again without the need of steam, simply use a rig puller and pull it straight.