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re: Need help picking a go-to redfish and trout rig.
Posted on 7/20/16 at 10:13 am to commode
Posted on 7/20/16 at 10:13 am to commode
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Where will you be fishing? What type of landscape/structure?
Delacroix or Breton Sound.
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Have you tried using a cork with the shrimp or with plastics?
I often use a cork with the Carolina rig. Although I'm sure it is called something else once a cork goes on it.
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How about a gold spoon for reds?
Sparingly. No weight is needed when using the golden spoons, correct? Just cast into cover and slow real out?
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Posted on 7/20/16 at 10:22 am to Black n Gold
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No weight is needed when using the golden spoons, correct? Just cast into cover and slow real out?
No weight needed. Some people will put a swivel on the spoon so it doesn't twist line. I either reel mine in steady or twitch it.
Posted on 7/20/16 at 10:22 am to Black n Gold
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I often use a cork with the Carolina rig. Although I'm sure it is called something else once a cork goes on it.
Yeah that doesn't make sense. A carolina rig is fished on the bottom. Sounds like you're just fishing it under a cork. Doesn't really have a "name" per se.
When I fish a c-rig, I usually have 12-18" or sometimes more from the bait to the swivel and weight. Under a cork, it's usually a lighter weight (split shot often times), with no swivel and the weight is much nearer the bait if I use any weight at all.
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