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Spring Rig Tying Thread #13113234 04/04/19 08:54 AM
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Post your rig that you last used! Despite the good weather, I haven’t been getting out on the bank much, I have been fishing less, and blanking when I do so I figured I’d post a picture or two of a rig I tied up.
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A combination of packbait, and PVA boilies. Boile on the hair.
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Boilies soaked in Korda Goo Tutti Fruti
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Re: Spring Rig Tying Thread [Re: CurlyTailFishing] #13113631 04/04/19 04:56 PM
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I willonce i Get back out there nice set up


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Re: Spring Rig Tying Thread [Re: SOCALCARPER] #13114689 04/05/19 05:26 PM
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Just learning...my rig is too basic for pics. My situation is different...fishing straight down off the back of my boat at Ray Hubbard in 25 ft. I use mostly boiled deer corn...ground bait and bait...and I mush some in to the pack bait I make from oats and Fruit Loops. A couple of plugs...I really like hair rigs because I'm lip hooking the occasional catfish. Also, I'm using Okuma XT level wind reels....no casting....just straight down...and I really like the star drag because I have to adjust often to keep fish away from snagging other boats, etc. Finally, I bought a couple of Angler 7ft casting rods from Academy for like $13 each, and I'm impressed. Wanted fiberglass....I would have broke graphite by now. Here's my biggest buff to date...may need to use that luggage scale my wife has...and I could really use a bigger net.

Need to learn how to post the pic instead of the link.

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Re: Spring Rig Tying Thread [Re: kaboboom] #13114709 04/05/19 05:44 PM
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Originally Posted by kaboboom
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Fixed it for ya Bob! You have to right click the photo in Imgur and hit "copy image address" then paste that. I'll post my rig once here once I get off work. Nice fish btw! thumb


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Re: Spring Rig Tying Thread [Re: TXMulti-Species] #13114768 04/05/19 06:52 PM
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Thanks!

Re: Spring Rig Tying Thread [Re: CurlyTailFishing] #13115114 04/06/19 01:53 AM
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Here's my rig, I like to keep it pretty simple. Sometimes I'll have the kicker you see at the eye of the hook and sometimes I won't.

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Catch and release. The dream - to catch one of every species of Freshwater fish in our great state! If only I can resist Carp...
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Re: Spring Rig Tying Thread [Re: CurlyTailFishing] #13115119 04/06/19 01:57 AM
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Just reread your post Bob, if you're looking for a net for your situation this one is a bit pricey but from what I've heard bulletproof! Cabela's Magnum Rubber Net

Here's a review from another carper:


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Re: Spring Rig Tying Thread [Re: TXMulti-Species] #13115321 04/06/19 10:56 AM
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Finley, thanks for the net info. Cabela's web site is pretty confusing on what nets are available. Bass Pro has these in stock in Garland.
https://www.basspro.com/shop/en/frabill-trophy-haul-landing-net

I like a few things better based on my situation...like the hauling handle in the hoop. I really don't think I could haul any decent sized buff with a 96 " extension...48 " seems reasonable.

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