How To Rig A Tongkol Used Around Singapore

How To Rig A Tongkol Used Around Singapore Step 1 was created for angler who tying common knots and fishing rigs with hook on common baits or lures to catch any types of fish Around Singapore! Step 1.
How To Rig A Tongkol Used Around Singapore. Local recipe for your Tongkol rig: 60-80lbs 49-strands wire leader, size 12/0 x3 treble hooks, pliers and cutter.

How To Rig A Tongkol Used Around Singapore Step 2 was created for angler who tying common knots and fishing rigs with hook on common baits or lures to catch any types of fish Around Singapore! Step 2.
First, cut about 4-5feet of the leader to make a loop (for the double) of about 2 feet with an overhead knot.

How To Rig A Tongkol Used Around Singapore Step 3 was created for angler who tying common knots and fishing rigs with hook on common baits or lures to catch any types of fish Around Singapore! Step 3.
Slide down the treble hook into the double.

How To Rig A Tongkol Used Around Singapore Step 4 was created for angler who tying common knots and fishing rigs with hook on common baits or lures to catch any types of fish Around Singapore! Step 4.
Tie the second treble with an overhand knot.

How To Rig A Tongkol Used Around Singapore Step 5 was created for angler who tying common knots and fishing rigs with hook on common baits or lures to catch any types of fish Around Singapore! Step 5.
Thread the end of the wire through the fishing gill.

How To Rig A Tongkol Used Around Singapore Step 6 was created for angler who tying common knots and fishing rigs with hook on common baits or lures to catch any types of fish Around Singapore! Step 6.
Using a single strand wire, tie the fish's mouth to the wire leader. This is important to prevent the fish from spoiling due to water resistance during trolling

How To Rig A Tongkol Used Around Singapore Step 7 was created for angler who tying common knots and fishing rigs with hook on common baits or lures to catch any types of fish Around Singapore! Step 7.
Straighten the wire and embed the treble hook, one behind the gill and one at the tail. (It can be modified by using single treble hook or just single hook size 4/0 or 5/0. Please note that using treble hook on fish bait is not allowed under IGFA fishing rules)