Wrecking rig 2370

this rig is made for the Norway fishing market, with 3 size 7/0 red tinned octopus hooks tied to 0.9mm mono which is 80lb BS
the rig is 1.5m total length. the hooks are dressed with feathers, tinsel & fish skin, with lumo & red beads in front of the hooks, for extra attraction.
A great rig built to catch big Cod & Pollock. on our trip to Norway we tried these baited with a small piece of herring & we constantly had small to medium wolf fish on the bottom hook & two small(table sized) cod above. Great for fill the fish box quickly !

Big water flashing rig 1580

, also made for the Norway market has 2 size 8/0 nickel plated octopus semi circle hooks to .8/60lb mono with a length of 1.4m
The hooks are dressed with flo pink angel hair & crystal flash which pick up the smallest amount of light to attract fish. These took all sorts in Norway baited & unbaited. Over channel wrecks they sorted out the bigger cod, we had none under 12lb on these, plus a couple of ling without bait !

Yet another in our "Norway" range this rig the 1010

has 2 size 10/0 circle hooks tied with angel hair, crystal flash & fish skin with a lumo bead in front.
The whole rig is tied on 0.9/80lb mono& is 1m in length. In Norway these proved deadly when baited, taking the better fish, back home over the channel wrecks they worked fine without bait & the circle hooks meant there was no need to strike, the Cod just seemed to hook them self's. Notably we have had one complaint about these, A guy up in the northeast used these baited above a 600gm pirk over a north sea wreck, hooked three big cod & broke his rod !! The lesson here is "Don't be greedy" !!!

Norway deep sea sand eel rig 1281-7/0

, this is the big / Norway version, (smaller version here) with 3 size 7/0 long shank tinned Aberdeen hooks. Dressed with green feathers, Mylar piping & fish skin, caped off with a lumo white hokkai & lumo bead. All tied on 1mm/100lb mono.
Great bottom rigs, we have had some nice surprise catches on these ! On one drop in Norway we had a cod, a wolf fish & a coal fish all at the same time.
Back in the UK we've had three 6lb bass at the same time over a near water wreck & all sorts over & behind deep water wrecks, including three large Gurnard on one drop. (never seen 3 at a time on feathers before!)