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Finger
Mullet Rig This rig is a float with a wire through it and a double hook on the end that looks like half of a treble hook. This hook comes off of the rig and you feed the wire through the mouth of a finger mullet and out the back of its body cavity then reattach the hook and pull the wire so the hook goes inside the mullet and the two ends of the hook set up on either side of your mullet. This is death to all blue fish !!!! |
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Bait
Bug Rig The bait bug is a must when fishing points tournaments !!! They kill blue fish !!!! They are used like a fish finder but they have a float with buck tail sticking out the back with two hooks in tandem. Just put a strip of bait on and let her rip !!! |
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Carolina
Rig ... is an egg sinker that slides up and down the line with a swivel or a split shot sinker as a stopper with live bait hook behind it. A great all around live and cut bait set up. |
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Spec
Rig This is two jig heads with soft plastic bodies or two bucktails normally one smaller than the other. They are tied in tandem with the larger jig on a shorter lead or in the front and the smaller one on a longer lead in back this can be done by a three way swivel or by teeing a dropper loop in the middle of a piece of leader material. This has been a killer for trout, stripers, and flounder since the beginning of time !! |
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King
Mackerel Rig Wire main line with two or three hooks twisted on with wire along it, with the front hook being a live bait hook and the one or two trailing hooks being treble hooks. the live bait will be hooked it the mouth the second will be hooked in the mid back and third will be hooked in the tail. The middle hook will be left out in a two hook rig, typically this set up is in use with a anchor rod. They call this a trolley rig where you take |
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large surf stick and throw out an anchor sinker to attach your fighting
rod and king rig to. You use a stand up fighting rod of your choosing to attach the king mackerel rig to, then using a "cloths pin" (bent piece of rigging wire and a egg sinker) you attach your king rig to your anchor line and trolley your live bait down to the water and during a strike your king rig will break free from the anchor line allow you to fight big game fish from a pier like you would out of the back of a charter boat. This also works well for cobia, sharks, and tarpon. |
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Long
Distance Pully Rig Break away or one more cast make these rigs specifically for the long cast to be used with small pieces of cut or live bait the line from your rod will tie on to a swivel that runs up and down a main line like a fish finder and on one side you will have a hook on the other side you will have a hold down clip and sinker clip. You'll take the baited hook place it in front of the line in the hold down clip which will fold your leader in half and clip your bait and hook down to your sinker. For the longest cast possible with bait. |
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Bottom
Rig ( High / Low Rig ) There are 100's of different ways to make a bottom rig's the easiest way is to buy a factory made king fish, spot, croaker, pompano, ect... rig made by various companies. They are a main line with between two and four hooks tied on to leaders ment for a piece of cut bait in each hook. |
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Fish
Finder Rig Sinker slide, built to hold a sinker while sliding up and down the line without letting the fish feel the weight when it picks up the bait, and snelled hook on a short leader, the shorter the leader the better the cast. These rigs are used for primarily drum, stripers, cobia, and tarpon in our area with cut or live bait. |
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