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Re: Check Your C Rig [Re: texasoldtimer] #7607591 06/05/12 01:03 AM
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Tungsten will let you feel a lot more on the bottom,but way to expensive for c rigging. Only time I use mine is flipping grass or timber with braid, I can at least drag the tree in to the boat to get my weight back.LOL. the Carolina keepers are worth a damn using weights over 1/2 ounce. Stick with old faithful and you will have more fun and less frustrations.



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Re: Check Your C Rig [Re: texasoldtimer] #7607809 06/05/12 01:39 AM
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No Carolina rigs are meant to be fished weightless.


Re: Check Your C Rig [Re: texasoldtimer] #7607859 06/05/12 01:47 AM
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Re: Check Your C Rig [Re: lamoon78] #7609579 06/05/12 02:37 PM
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The brass clacker between weight and bead works great


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Re: Check Your C Rig [Re: AndrewG - Lake Fork Guide] #7609664 06/05/12 03:04 PM
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Originally Posted By: AndrewG - Lake Fork Guide
Congrats on the DD!!!

I leasrned the hard way about the carolina keepers, now I use lead or brass with swivel but never crushed a bead...


Whats the problem with Carolina Keepers? I have used them recently, mainly because I marshaled Todd Faircloth and he used them...


Re: Check Your C Rig [Re: hookm32] #7609716 06/05/12 03:15 PM
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Originally Posted By: hookm32
The brass clacker between weight and bead works great

I use a brass clacker between a bead and the knot. The clacker is concave on the knot side to help protect the knot. Above the clacker is a bead then the lead egg weight. Seems to work fine.





Re: Check Your C Rig [Re: texasoldtimer] #7609819 06/05/12 03:41 PM
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Meh, one of the very few instances I still use lead is on a rig, don't have many problems.



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