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Now that I have confidence in the jig... #12796740 06/18/18 10:30 PM
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...my next lure will be the C-Rig. I normally fish small lakes with a grassy bottom. I was wondering if a C-rig would produce with bait sitting on top of the grass but I have 0 confidence in it. Any tips and advice would definitely be appreciated. Tight lines fellas


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Re: Now that I have confidence in the jig... [Re: Bas-ii-tis] #12796766 06/18/18 10:47 PM
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My favorite way to fish at Amistad is C-Rig with 1/8 oz weight dragging a mag fluke across the tops of the grasses.

I will throw 1/2 oz along the edges of the grass.

Both have worked well for me.


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Re: Now that I have confidence in the jig... [Re: Bas-ii-tis] #12796780 06/18/18 10:57 PM
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Re: Now that I have confidence in the jig... [Re: Bas-ii-tis] #12796991 06/19/18 01:26 AM
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I throw the lighter weight over grass and catch quite a few fish with it. I normally call it a split shot rig, even though it has a light weight on it. If the grass is real thick, you can go to 1/4 oz, but not much bigger. I have thrown a 3/8 oz C-rig over matted grass and caught a good amount of big fish with it, too. 3/8s lets you cast it further, too.

I wonder how many people are trying to get confidence in a particular setup, vs. CONFIDENCE IN THEMSELVES???????????? I have confidence in MYSELF to figure the fish out and what they are biting on. Took me a couple of years to get it, but once you got it, you never go empty handed!!!!!!!!! GREAT thing to have, CONFIDENCE IN YOURSELF vs. confidence in a presentation. You get confidence in yourself and you never leave home w/o it. GO FIGURE!!!!??????????????? Seems easy to me now, but while I was fishing a lot, I just got the confidence and never leave home w/o it. Good luck. Hope this helps. Tight lines, keep safe and good luck.

Thad Rains


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I'm thinking longer leader (3-4 ft) if there is a grassy bottom.


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Why not drop shot?


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Originally Posted By: Thad Rains
I throw the lighter weight over grass and catch quite a few fish with it. I normally call it a split shot rig, even though it has a light weight on it. If the grass is real thick, you can go to 1/4 oz, but not much bigger. I have thrown a 3/8 oz C-rig over matted grass and caught a good amount of big fish with it, too. 3/8s lets you cast it further, too.

I wonder how many people are trying to get confidence in a particular setup, vs. CONFIDENCE IN THEMSELVES???????????? I have confidence in MYSELF to figure the fish out and what they are biting on. Took me a couple of years to get it, but once you got it, you never go empty handed!!!!!!!!! GREAT thing to have, CONFIDENCE IN YOURSELF vs. confidence in a presentation. You get confidence in yourself and you never leave home w/o it. GO FIGURE!!!!??????????????? Seems easy to me now, but while I was fishing a lot, I just got the confidence and never leave home w/o it. Good luck. Hope this helps. Tight lines, keep safe and good luck.

Thad Rains


Thank you so much man for the advise and inspiration...THIS is def what i needed..


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Re: Now that I have confidence in the jig... [Re: JavelinJ] #12798500 06/20/18 01:34 AM
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Originally Posted By: txfour
Why not drop shot?


I honestly havent even thought of the DS...im going to work it out next time


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Re: Now that I have confidence in the jig... [Re: Bas-ii-tis] #12799774 06/21/18 12:12 AM
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Bass ii tis, no problems sir. It always confused me when someone said they lacked confidence in a particular presentation, when the confidence comes from your brain and figuring out the fish. Get confidence in yourself and you will never eave home w/o it. You KNOW you are going to catch a fish, REGARDLESS of the situation. Just makes sense to me, dunno. Hope this helps. Tight lines, keep safe and good luck.

Thad Rains


Tight lines, keep safe and good luck.

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