How To Plumb Up On A Waggler

England ace Matt Godfrey explains his approach to inch-perfect plumbing up on the waggler.

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[jimking]

Liked the tip of using the rod rings as an indicator of depth once plumbed up. I've never thought of this before being slightly thick 😅 good video. Every day is a school day!

[garethevans]

Great vid very useful have you got any tips for plumbing up the wag on a river

[waynenippard]

So if you’ve cut that peacock waggler to the exact size of the loaded waggler for accuracy, are you saying you have a plumbing up float for every length of waggler you use?

[MrTim]

Not everyone has a range of buoyant spare wagglers of the exact same length of the one they’re fishing with. Just undershot the float and squeeze a swan shot on the hook or use a light plummet. Quick and accurate and easy.

[boansy]

Usually ....just nick off one of top load and pop a ssg on for super arcuate. Great for rivers when you need to know what levels are down stream. Fantastic for range. Although that will be one of your next tricks. 🤭

[mattcoulson]

That counting eye trick to remember depth is great 😅

[MrTim]

Also it’s fine aiming for a dead straight line from float to plummet, but as soon as you remove that plummet and put a maggot on, you would have that same direct tension with the bait being lighter than the plummet. Just my thoughts…

[robertreid]

Thankyou for this Matthew, a brilliant tutorial, enthusiastically presented, ✌❤ Bob

[danielwolstenholme]

Just shot the float as normal and put an SSG on the hook gague the depth. Much easier than casting a plummet about.

[johnrostron]

Why not just do it with the float your using