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    Quote Originally Posted by REDBOAT View Post
    Chief do you use a mono leader or tie your jigs direct?
    No leader, Tony. Just tied directly to 20 lb. Fluorescent orange Braided line. It's the same diameter as 6 lb. Mono and crappie feed from below. I don't believe it bothers the fish, because I have asked them when I unhooked them.
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    Used that method today chief, no slabs but about 20 white perch and 10 raccoon perch and one 5lb largemouth. Wind was bad today here. Used an 1/8 round head on bottom and a 1/64 on top about 16 inches above. Caught the largemouth on the 1/64 with out the minner.
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    I like to take the time to tie double rigs on weekends I can't fish. I use a tiny swivel at the top, then tie about a foot of line below that. I then tie the smallest three way swivel I can find then tie a gold #2 hook or 1/16 jig with 8-12" of line. On the other hole in the three way I use about 15" of line, looping through a 3/8 barrel weight about 5 times, and terminate with a 1/16 jig. It's a pain to tie, but for me it's worth it. I store the rigs on a piece of foam pool noodle. I also don't use heavy leader. 6 or 8 lb fluorocarbon works just fine, and I catch a lot of toothy pickerel, and I can't remember ever losing one to broken line. And if I get hung up it usually breaks at the barrel weight or the three way swivel, so I usually save some of the rig. You can Google search images for an improved Capps and Coleman rig, that's pretty much what it is. If you're fishing deep water a heavier barrel weight would probably be needed. Around here you'd be hard pressed to find water more than 15'.
    Last edited by friedfish; 01-11-2015 at 04:51 PM.

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