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 Heavier ned rig
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11/17/21 04:38 PM
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kirbydog
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I've always thrown my ned rig using a light weight head-1/10 oz and 1/8 oz. Now winter is on the way and my fish are heading to
deeper water. Is anybody out there throwing a ned rig with a 1/4 oz or 3/8 oz weight. Does the heavier weight ruin the ned rig
as a finesse bait?
Last edited by kirbydog; 11/17/21 04:39 PM.
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Re: Heavier ned rig
[Re: kirbydog]
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11/17/21 04:59 PM
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avid_basser
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Heavier weights don't allow you to glide the bait, it also doesn't allow for a more subtle landing. That being said, I can't get bit on any that I throw. So who am I to help. 
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Re: Heavier ned rig
[Re: kirbydog]
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11/17/21 05:00 PM
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TX Bass Ninja
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I actually throw between an 1/8-1/4 oz for most of my ned rigging. Weight varies by depth and wind, as I always try to make sure I'm having bottom contact. I don't think it ruins it all but that has just been my experience. I can't stand to throw the lighter weights, but I'm usually ned rigging 10-20 feet of water and it would take forever to get to the bottom.
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Re: Heavier ned rig
[Re: kirbydog]
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11/17/21 05:40 PM
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Jpurdue
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I mostly throw 1/5 oz, I've caught thousands of bass on it. Seems to work well out to be about 20 feet of depth.
"Bragging may not bring happiness, but no man having caught a large fish goes home through an alley." -A.L. www.LunkerLore.com
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Re: Heavier ned rig
[Re: TX Bass Ninja]
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11/18/21 12:02 AM
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GarySHO
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I actually throw between an 1/8-1/4 oz for most of my ned rigging. Weight varies by depth and wind, as I always try to make sure I'm having bottom contact. I don't think it ruins it all but that has just been my experience. I can't stand to throw the lighter weights, but I'm usually ned rigging 10-20 feet of water and it would take forever to get to the bottom. 
![[Linked Image]](http://i1359.photobucket.com/albums/q784/GarySHO/myspace-graphic-funny022_zpsfe2f4386.jpg) A vote is like a rifle; its usefulness depends upon the character of the user- Theodore Roosevelt Broken Bow Lake Fishing Guide 2020 Caymas CX 20 PRO and 250 SHO
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Re: Heavier ned rig
[Re: kirbydog]
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11/18/21 01:58 AM
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emorydog
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I use a 7/64 but Iām usually fishing in 17-2/3 ft or shallower.
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Re: Heavier ned rig
[Re: emorydog]
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11/18/21 05:44 AM
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outfishdya
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I use a 7/64 but Iām usually fishing in 17-2/3 ft or shallower. Never catch anything over 2.14 lbs like that.....
Woke up this morning
Got yourself a gun....
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Re: Heavier ned rig
[Re: outfishdya]
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11/18/21 05:47 PM
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rj74955
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I use a 7/64 but Iām usually fishing in 17-2/3 ft or shallower. Never catch anything over 2.14 lbs like that.....  Thousands of them?
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