Check the listing for details. Gardner Tackle Zig Rig Session Pack - Carp Coarse Surface Floater Fishing Kit. Condition: New. Listed at 10.30 USD. Gardner Tackle Zig Rig Session Pack available to buy online from First4Fishing. Click here to view the rest of our Gardner Tackle range. Convenient, excellent value pack with all the essential items you need to create perfect zig rigs. Carp spend lots of the time swimming mid-water or near the surface, especially during spells of sunny warm weather. Conventional tactics will often prove ineffective, simply because the fish are not visiting the lake bed to feed as often as we would like. When this is the case and all else fails, a small buoyant bait presented at the correct depth in the water column will often induce a bite. It’s a clever tactic and not even the most difficult, but if you’ve never tried it before this handy kit is the ideal way to get started… If the fish are high in the water, adjust the length of the hooklink so that your hook bait is just a few inches under the surface. If you use a slightly different length zig rig on each rod, when you start getting bites at one depth change the other hooklinks to match so you are fishing as effectively as possible. The Zig Rig Session Pack contains all the specific components you will require: 1 spool of Zig Link 20m Spool in 8lb, 10lb or 12lb 1 stick of each of our 8 colours of Zig Rig Foam: Yellow, Red, White, Pink, Orange, Brown, Pellet Brown and Black Zig Rig Foam – giving you a range of colours to experiment with in different situations Now supplied with Size 12 Covert Mugga Hooks (Pack of 10) To create an effective zig rig it couldn’t be simpler: Tie a small loop on the end of the Zig Link hooklink (this will be the ‘hair’ for your bait attachment). Zig Rigs work better when the hook and bait are touching so make sure the hair is as short as possible Thread a small 1cm section of Zig Rig Foam onto the hair and use a small stop to keep it in place Cut the hooklink to the desired length and tie on the Size 12 Mugga hook using a simple Knotless knot Tie onto the swivel using a Palomar knot Top Tip – If the fish are high in the water, adjust the length of the hooklink so that your hook bait is presented just a few inches under the surface. If you use a slightly different length zig rig on each rod, when you start getting bites at one depth change the other hooklinks to match so you are fishing as effectively as possible. We strongly recommend using Zig Rigs with a Covert Safety Clip arrangement - this enables you to change leads quickly as it is good practice to use the lightest weight possible for the range you are fishing at to reduce the disturbance of the lead landing in the water. RELATED VIDEOS: Gardner Tackle @First4Fishing Video will open in a new window [isdntekvideo]