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Finally Learned the Ned Rig! #14306402 03/06/22 08:55 PM
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Have heard a ton about the ned rig and how it is a good subtle winter time fishing presentation. I had not much experience with it, but it was good to really give it a shot and see its successes. Other than getting hung often, there was not much to complain about on this trip.

Other than the rip-rap what is other good places to used the ned rig? Humps? Vegetation? Muddy bottom? Let me know your thoughts.


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I also recently caught my first few fish on a Ned. My daughter caught one with a Ned recently too. Like you, I had heard a lot about the Ned but only recently tried it. We were fishing a rocky then soft bottom transition area. I also caught one in an area with a lot of leaf and other debris on the bottom. Neither of us probably fished it correctly but still caught fish. We didn't know we had a bite until we noticed a fish on the line.

Both of us used a jig head with a weedguard on the hook and didn't have much trouble getting stuck. The weedguard didn't seem to keep us from catching fish. We were using a Lunkerhunt Ned worm body that was watermelon seed in color I bought on clearance from Academy.

A friend of mine coached me on rigging and fishing the Ned. I will keep learning and using the Ned rig. I like the fact that that less experienced people can use it successfully.


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Re: Finally Learned the Ned Rig! [Re: Strat-a-Caster] #14306615 03/07/22 12:41 AM
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Nice job guys! thumb

Re: Finally Learned the Ned Rig! [Re: Strat-a-Caster] #14306640 03/07/22 01:13 AM
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My first Livescop fish a few weeks ago was also my first ned rig fish!


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Re: Finally Learned the Ned Rig! [Re: Strat-a-Caster] #14306650 03/07/22 01:30 AM
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I just tied on one of the heads and put some in my every trip box. When I first tried them I caught fish on them but then stopped. Grande Bass rattlesnake tails work good when the senko looking part gets torn up!!


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If you're getting into "the Ned", I'm a big fan of using z-mans elaztech baits for it. The buoyancy helps it stand up very well.

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Stratton...You are a fast learner ! Good job....I have never been skunked on FCL, if I am the "Steve" you were referring too... smile

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Originally Posted by goodman_fishing
If you're getting into "the Ned", I'm a big fan of using z-mans elaztech baits for it. The buoyancy helps it stand up very well.



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Re: Finally Learned the Ned Rig! [Re: Vogey] #14307048 03/07/22 03:44 PM
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Originally Posted by goodman_fishing
If you're getting into "the Ned", I'm a big fan of using z-mans elaztech baits for it. The buoyancy helps it stand up very well.

Yes, the Z-man plastic is very durable and buoyant as you mentioned. The 10,000 fish Sikoshi bug I was using has the same feel and boyancy to it. They call it "high buoyancy Stretch-X plastic". That one plastic has lasted me 15-20 fish. I have been very happy with it.


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Originally Posted by Vogey
Stratton...You are a fast learner ! Good job....I have never been skunked on FCL, if I am the "Steve" you were referring too... smile

Steve, I only learned from the best! And yes you are the Steve we were referencing.

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I’ll fish with you anytime!! So stinkin fun!!


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I have a Ned rig mold.....I'm just sayin' thumb

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Re: Finally Learned the Ned Rig! [Re: 4Weight] #14321703 03/21/22 03:20 PM
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Originally Posted by Gamedawg
I have a Ned rig mold.....I'm just sayin' thumb

We will be in touch Haha.

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I love it

Much appreciated. Slower fish, but they will eat it, that is for sure!

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