Korda Ready Tied Multi Rig

Efficiency and versatility are the two biggest advantages any angler can have, and the Korda Ready Tied Multi Rig delivers both in spades. At Gerry’s Fishing, we know that the Multi Rig is a favorite for many because it allows you to change a blunt hook in seconds without discarding the entire rig. These ready-tied versions are exact replicas of the setup used by Danny Fairbrass, ensuring you are using a presentation that has been proven on the toughest waters in the world.

Constructed using the highly acclaimed Kamo coated braid, these rigs feature a banded camouflage pattern that breaks up the outline of the hooklink, allowing it to blend seamlessly over a variety of lake beds. Paired with the aggressive Krank Choddy hook, this rig offers incredible hooking potential and a secure hold that makes it a “must-have” in any tackle box.

Key Features & Performance

• Instant Hook Changes: The defining feature of the Multi Rig is the large loop that passes through the eye of the hook. If your hook point becomes blunt, you simply slide the loop off, replace the hook, and you’re back in the water.

• Aggressive Hooking Mechanics: The Krank Choddy hook pattern features a wide gape and a sweeping shank. When used in a Multi Rig, it sits at an aggressive angle that is notoriously difficult for carp to eject.

• Kamo Coated Braid: The banded camo coating is designed to disappear against silt, gravel, and weed. The coating provides enough stiffness to prevent tangles on the cast while the stripped section near the hook allows for natural bait movement.

• Danny Fairbrass Approved: Every component and measurement is tied to the exact specifications used by Danny, giving you total confidence in the rig’s mechanics.

• Pop-up or Bottom Bait: While primarily used as a high-performance pop-up rig, it is equally effective with wafters and bottom baits.

Technical Specifications

Examples of Where to Use

• High-Attraction Pop-up Fishing: This is the ultimate rig for a “single” pop-up or a “washed-out” bait. The loop allows the hook to sit “claw-like” on the bottom, ready to grab the lip the second the bait is sampled.

• Fishing Over Clean Gravel: The Kamo coating lies flat and the camo pattern breaks up the straight line of the rig, making it perfect for wary fish on clear gravel spots.

• Wafter Presentations: By using a larger hook or adding a small amount of sinker putty to the loop, you can balance a wafter perfectly so it just “hovers” above the hook, hiding the metalwork entirely.

• Fast-Paced Sessions: On venues where you expect multiple bites, the ability to swap a hook in seconds means you can get your rod back out while the fish are still feeding in your swim.

Gerry’s Pro Tip

The “Pop-Up Height” Adjustment:

You can actually fine-tune the height at which your pop-up sits by adjusting the position of the Sinkers or putty on the hooklink. However, a clever trick with the Multi Rig is to slide the Hook Silicone up or down the shank. Sliding it toward the hook eye makes the rig sit more “upright,” while sliding it toward the bend creates a lower, more discreet profile. Always test your rig in the margins to ensure your pop-up is counterbalanced exactly how you want it!

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I use a standard hook if I run out of Choddy hooks?

While you can use other hooks, we strongly recommend an out-turned eye pattern like the Krank Choddy. The out-turned eye ensures the loop exits at the correct angle to keep the “D” in the rig open and the hook point in the prime position to find a hold.

How do I change the hook?

Simply slide the small piece of silicone tubing down the hook shank toward the eye. Push the loop through the eye of the hook to create slack, unhook the loop from the bend, and slide the hook off. Slide the new hook on, loop it back over the bend, and pull it tight.

What size bait should I use?

Size 4 hooks are ideal for 18mm+ baits or large “snowmen.” Size 6 is the perfect all-rounder for 15mm baits, and Size 8 is excellent for 10-12mm pop-ups or “finesse” presentations.

Is the coating easy to strip?

Yes, the Kamo coating is designed to be tough during the cast but can be stripped back easily with a stripping tool or fingernail if you wish to add extra suppleness to the rig. However, these ready-tied versions are already stripped at the critical point for maximum performance.