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 Re: Carolina Riggin'
[Re: Ken A.]
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05/31/11 10:56 PM
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OneFishTwoFish
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I agree with the heavy weight in deep water. Typically I use 1/4 to a half in less than 10-15 feet, and go to 3/4 or 1 in water over 15. Have never thought about the heavy weight being an attractor as suggested, that's a good idea.
It's kind of my go to bait/rig when fish move deeper this time of year.
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Re: Carolina Riggin'
[Re: OneFishTwoFish]
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05/31/11 11:06 PM
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Nicky P
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Bump Bump Wiggle Wiggle Drag, Bump Bump Wiggle Wiggle Drag
C'mon sing it with me! Bump Bump Wiggle Wiggle Drag...
"optimism" is going after mobey dick in a row boat and bringing the tarter sauce
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Re: Carolina Riggin'
[Re: Nicky P]
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06/01/11 05:56 AM
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Young Piranha
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Notes Taken. Thanks a ton! The grass technique should be usefull on Lake Tyler.
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Re: Carolina Riggin'
[Re: Young Piranha]
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06/01/11 06:19 AM
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ezbassin
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Bumping stuff as you drag it on or across a road bed is a good technique. Sometimes I give the rig a quick,short snap as I bump into something on a road and that will trigger a bite most of the time.
Last edited by ezbassin; 06/01/11 06:19 AM.
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