Description
Rig specs
How it's tied.
- Leader
- 30 lb monofilament, short
- Hook
- 2/0 circle sea hook
- Rigs per pack
- 3
- Why short
- Bait doesn’t spin on the cast
- Bait
- Live mullet, cut mullet heads, whole shrimp
- Sinker
- Pyramid or egg
- Targets
- Bigger bottom fish
- Water
- Salt
Two ways to rig it
Fish finder or Carolina.
Sliding sinker
Put a fish finder slider or a snap swivel on your main line, then tie on the rig. Our main way.
Egg sinker
Slide an egg sinker onto your main line, then tie on the rig. Better over rocks and structure, fewer snags.
Short leader, long cast
Load the rod and let it go. The short leader keeps the bait from spinning and losing distance.
You'll need
Not in the pack.
- Pair it with A fish finder slider or snap swivel (not included)
How to setup rig:
Fish Finder: This is the primary way I use this rig. Set up a fish finder attachment or simply use a snap swivel (Not included) on your main line, then tie on the rig.
Carolina Rig: Attach an egg sinker on your main line, then tie on the rig. This works great for rocky areas or places with structure on the bottom, the egg sinker is great for avoiding snags.
SPECS:
These rigs are tied with 30# monofilament line and 2/0 circle sea hooks.
These rigs are similar to many of the others that we use and tie ourselves. They are effective in many different settings and are meant to be fished in a variety of different ways.
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