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Re: Ned rigs and other such stuff [Re: Kat-man-do] #13651576 07/31/20 01:56 PM
Joined: Mar 2014 Posts: 29,826 North Texas Duck_Hunter TFF Guru
Duck_Hunter TFF Guru Joined: Mar 2014 Posts: 29,826 North Texas	Originally Posted by Kat-man-do I remember before rods and reels were a thing, I was using the bone from a fleet footed Siberian Yak as a rod, and the heart of an elderberry tree as a reel, with some modifications. For string I used the sinew of a menstruating albino sabre tooth tiger.

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Re: Ned rigs and other such stuff [Re: Rich12] #13651903 07/31/20 05:58 PM
Joined: Jan 2007 Posts: 386 Southeast Texas C Capt. Bryan Angler
Capt. Bryan Angler C Joined: Jan 2007 Posts: 386 Southeast Texas	The new ned rig used to be a man's stingray grub on a lead head. Remember my dad fishing those in the 70's Skeeter FXR 21 Yamaha Humminbird/Garmin Lews

Re: Ned rigs and other such stuff [Re: Capt. Bryan] #13652125 07/31/20 09:51 PM
Joined: Jan 2018 Posts: 2,561 J Jeff From Iowa Extreme Angler
Jeff From Iowa Extreme Angler J Joined: Jan 2018 Posts: 2,561	Originally Posted by Capt. Bryan The new ned rig used to be a man's stingray grub on a lead head. Remember my dad fishing those in the 70's Did that grub float? Sit there tail up and just barely quiver while dead sticked? That’s what a ned rig does due to the elaztec material.

Re: Ned rigs and other such stuff [Re: Rich12] #13652137 07/31/20 10:01 PM
Joined: Nov 2014 Posts: 23,344 Red Oak, Galveston, and Pagosa... S SteezMacQueen TFF Guru
SteezMacQueen TFF Guru S Joined: Nov 2014 Posts: 23,344 Red Oak, Galveston, and Pagosa...	Man. I’ve seen my grandpas stuff! I’ll stick to the newer stuff. Eat. Sleep. Fish.

Re: Ned rigs and other such stuff [Re: Rich12] #13652248 07/31/20 11:50 PM
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Re: Ned rigs and other such stuff [Re: Bayou Burner] #13652306 08/01/20 12:46 AM
Joined: Jul 2020 Posts: 82 Rockwall Texas R Rich12 OP Outdoorsman
OP Rich12 Outdoorsman R Joined: Jul 2020 Posts: 82 Rockwall Texas	Yea, it did. How many of you shove an alka seltzer in 4" tube to make big girl bite off a bed? Name me one single "new" lure. Not a variation, but new. These came off the 4 inch seltzer tube. (polident actually) 13.3 and 14.1 Last edited by Rich12; 08/01/20 12:47 AM. If it was a stupid idea, you can be assured I have already done it

Re: Ned rigs and other such stuff [Re: Kat-man-do] #13652319 08/01/20 12:55 AM
Joined: Jul 2010 Posts: 4,108 Weatherford, TX W wh2004 TFF Team Angler
wh2004 TFF Team Angler W Joined: Jul 2010 Posts: 4,108 Weatherford, TX	Originally Posted by Kat-man-do I remember before rods and reels were a thing, I was using the bone from a fleet footed Siberian Yak as a rod, and the heart of an elderberry tree as a reel, with some modifications. For string I used the sinew of a menstruating albino sabre tooth tiger. Lmao!!

Re: Ned rigs and other such stuff [Re: Rich12] #13652436 08/01/20 03:22 AM
Joined: Jan 2018 Posts: 2,561 J Jeff From Iowa Extreme Angler
Jeff From Iowa Extreme Angler J Joined: Jan 2018 Posts: 2,561	Originally Posted by Rich12 Yea, it did. How many of you shove an alka seltzer in 4" tube to make big girl bite off a bed? Name me one single "new" lure. Not a variation, but new. These came off the 4 inch seltzer tube. (polident actually) 13.3 and 14.1 Every lure WAS new at one point take your pic and name them off in your own head. Maybe you meant to say name me one single new lure from 2019? The alka seltzer was being used almost the day tubes came out.... 70s.. from what I remember reading in magazines 30 years ago. Last edited by Jeff From Iowa; 08/01/20 03:23 AM.

Re: Ned rigs and other such stuff [Re: Rich12] #13652631 08/01/20 01:45 PM
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M. Putnam Outdoorsman M Joined: Jul 2020 Posts: 21	I don't cotton none to these new-fangled "lures..." Now get off my lawn! ...derned kids and their "rock 'n' roll" music...

Re: Ned rigs and other such stuff [Re: Rich12] #13652646 08/01/20 01:59 PM
Joined: Jan 2004 Posts: 72,471 Runaway Bay Texas Mark Perry Super Freak
Mark Perry Super Freak Joined: Jan 2004 Posts: 72,471 Runaway Bay Texas	Originally Posted by Rich12 Yea, it did. How many of you shove an alka seltzer in 4" tube to make big girl bite off a bed? Name me one single "new" lure. Not a variation, but new. These came off the 4 inch seltzer tube. (polident actually) 13.3 and 14.1 Chatterbait Spybait Glide bait www.megabassusa.com

Re: Ned rigs and other such stuff [Re: Mark Perry] #13652758 08/01/20 03:42 PM
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361V TFF Celebrity 3 Joined: Nov 2008 Posts: 7,616 somervell county	Originally Posted by Mark Perry Originally Posted by Rich12 Yea, it did. How many of you shove an alka seltzer in 4" tube to make big girl bite off a bed? Name me one single "new" lure. Not a variation, but new. These came off the 4 inch seltzer tube. (polident actually) 13.3 and 14.1 Chatterbait Spybait Glide bait Guess we are going to get in a discussion about what is the definition “NEW” and what is “CHANGED” or “ADJUSTED”. I consider the Chatterbait or bladed jig as a completely new lure on the market when it came out yet others will argue it’s simply a variation of the spinnerbait. I view many lures as “new” but it’s semantics really. I see the OP’s original point but it probably got lost for many in his “delivery”!

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