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    I need to make up some double jig rig for long lining and spider rigging. Looking fpr some ideas.
    I tend to use 3/8 ounce egg sinkers with 1/16 ounce top jig and 1/8 ounce bottom jig. Sometimes top is a bare hook, other times both are a bare hook.
    What kind of color combinations, weight combinations do you like to use?
    Do you prefer lighter colors on top and dark colors on the bottom, vice versa, both the same?
    What is your preferred set-up?

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    Generally I run three different weight options 3/8 when I fish slow 3/4 for little more speed and 1.5 oz for power trolling at around 1-1.3 mph. I use minnow on top hook or a gnat tipped with minnows. I use jigs in bottom prefer a bladed jig for power trolling weight really doesn’t matter on the jig head...


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    I always used 3/8 oz to 3/4 weight on bottom with meat getters or gnats on both top and bottom tipped with either niblets or minnows,,,gnats generally don’t use any weight,,,
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    I fish Enid or Sardis 90 % of the time . So four poles per person and I fish solo most often when doing this type fishing . Two poles will have 1/8 sickle hook jigs on the bottom with either a plain hook or gnat on top . The other poles will be just the opposite . On days where fish want color I will add a crappie magnet to the bare hook instead of adding more gnats . 1/2 OZ. bullet weights sitting on a bead wrapped three times is preferred over a egg sinker . Seems to slide up the line easier than egg weights when hooks get on wood . jmo .
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    Quote Originally Posted by Takeum View Post
    I always used 3/8 oz to 3/4 weight on bottom with meat getters or gnats on both top and bottom tipped with either niblets or minnows,,,gnats generally don’t use any weight,,,
    Where do you find these meat getters or gnats? Or do you tie them.


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    Great tips! Thanks!!!
    I really like the gnat idea. Thanks.
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    Quote Originally Posted by chippewa View Post
    Where do you find these meat getters or gnats? Or do you tie them.


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    Our member Donald@CrappieLogic makes the gnats. I assume the "meat getters" are made by our member MEATGETTER.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Eagle 1 View Post
    I fish Enid or Sardis 90 % of the time . So four poles per person and I fish solo most often when doing this type fishing . Two poles will have 1/8 sickle hook jigs on the bottom with either a plain hook or gnat on top . The other poles will be just the opposite . On days where fish want color I will add a crappie magnet to the bare hook instead of adding more gnats . 1/2 OZ. bullet weights sitting on a bead wrapped three times is preferred over a egg sinker . Seems to slide up the line easier than egg weights when hooks get on wood . jmo .
    That sounds interesting do you happen to have any pictures I've never thought of using a bullet weight which makes prefect sense.

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    Quote Originally Posted by chippewa View Post
    Where do you find these meat getters or gnats? Or do you tie them.


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    Mr. Donald at crappie logic ties some of the best I bought from him before I started tying my own. Meat getter is from around Greenville ms and ties some nice ones! Name:  IMG_8254.jpg
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