Super buoyant, close cell foam – ideal for balancing baits and rigs. Excellent when cut down and fished on a Zig Rig or other floater methods. The super buoyancy means Zig Rig hook baits can be kept smaller; a proven technique for catching out Carp that have been fished for with conventional baits on Zig Rigs in the past.
- Will absorb flavours for a steady leak rate.
- 12 x 28mm pieces per packet.
- Now available in 10 different colours and schemes: Red, Yellow, Black, White, Mixed, Pink, Orange, Brown, Pellet Brown and Mixed Plus.
Top Tip – Zig Rig hook baits should be mounted on a very short hair, keeping the hook in tight to the Zig Rig Foam to get the best hook holds possible. We recommend Size 12 Mugga Hooks.
| Colours |
| White |
| Black |
| Red |
| Yellow |
| Pink |
| Orange |
| Brown |
| Light Brown |
| Mixed (3 of each colour) contains Black, White, Red and Yellow |
| Mixed Plus (3 of each colour) contains Pink, Orange, Brown and Light Brown |
‘Zig Rig’ step by step guide:
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- what you’ll need
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- 1. Start off by tying a 3mm loop and tying a size 12 Mugga hook on with a 6 turn whipping knot. Its important you keep the overall hair about 5mm.
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- 2. Cut off a small section of Zig Rig Foam. About 1 cm is ample as its so buoyant.
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- 3. Cut a slice through the foam so that it is split from the centre and finishes just short of the end as shown.
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- 4. Push a baiting needle though the outside of the foam so it comes through at an angle down into the slice you have made
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- 5. Now pull the foam onto the hair. Its just right if the hook is pulled into the foam before the loop is out the other side.
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- 6. Use a colour matched hair or dumbbell stop to hold the foam in place.
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- 7. The hookbait should look like this, with the hook partially hidden by the foam.
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- 8. Trim off the edges – It makes the hookbait look less ‘man made’.
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- 9. With the hair at this angle the hook is more likely.
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