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 Re: Texas rig- pegged or slip sinker?
[Re: Happykamper]
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09/24/20 01:29 PM
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avid_basser
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I rarely peg my weight, if I am fishing grass or very dense brush and cat tails I will peg it. This
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Re: Texas rig- pegged or slip sinker?
[Re: Coolarrow]
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09/24/20 10:54 PM
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Coolarrow
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I used the bobber stops some but I think I like the Peg it better. Just because I can push the weight up the line a few inches and it stays put. Almost like a Carolina rig.
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Re: Texas rig- pegged or slip sinker?
[Re: Coolarrow]
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09/25/20 01:52 AM
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Bass Junkie
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Never peg. The sliding weight will make a click to help attract the fish.
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Re: Texas rig- pegged or slip sinker?
[Re: Coolarrow]
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09/25/20 03:37 AM
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wh2004
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Re: Texas rig- pegged or slip sinker?
[Re: Coolarrow]
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09/27/20 04:30 PM
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Bassalong
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On light weight Texas rigs I like to use two bobber stops, one in front and one in back of the weight so I can slide the weight up if I want to use a sort of a light weight Carolina rig for a different presentation.
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