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Thread: My First Attempt @ Spiderigging

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    That's better than what I did my first attempt. You aint lived till you pull up the lines and have a tangle that looks like Marge Simpsons hair.

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    Xring, I'm a jig fisherman too. I just wanted to give spiderigging at try since I knew that was how they were being caught. I love to feel the thump! It's all fun as long as you are catching!

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    Many ways fish can be caught ditto what xrin said on having many ways to fish. Some like yoyoing, some like trotlining some fishin with nets, some single polers, some like double poles, some like spidering. The bottom line is we all like to catch fish! Tight lines on what ever your method may be. I can say this on spidering, it can be rewarding and exciting but like others have said very frustrating and expensive when you get multiple hangups or broken rods.

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    WTG!!!! I'm like you broharrell, I love the thump, but I just want to catch fish when I go. Having the time to fish is the most valuable part no matter the style you choose!!! Hang in there with the spider riggin, it gets easier as you learn.


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    I just can't get into the whole spider rigging thing. I don't really see a need for it IMO

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    been there done that, lol!

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    BRM done fixed me up with some rod holders and saved me a little money to buy minnows. Now I'm ready to go try again. Just would like for it to warm up some and the wind not blow, as is forcast for tomorow.

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    Quote Originally Posted by broharrell View Post
    Xring, I'm a jig fisherman too. I just wanted to give spiderigging at try since I knew that was how they were being caught. I love to feel the thump! It's all fun as long as you are catching!
    Yep,,spider rigging is a popular way to catch'm, its just that I am old, tired, and don't want the hassle of multipile poles in trhe water, I have tropuble keeping two untangled in the boat..lol

    Good Luck with your new venture!!!

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    Quote Originally Posted by xring View Post
    Spider rigging is a great way to harvest crappie, and many enjoy it I assume from the multitudes of boats out there that resemble a russian trawler....and one day I might hang racks and gizmo's from one end to the other on my ole boat, but that day ain't come yet. If the bite is really slow,,I may pick up another rod, double the chances, so to speak, but chances are I'll just putter along and catch a few here and there....with my one rod...and spend that time enjoying what nature has to offer, to me,,its a more relaxed way to fish. So glad its a free country, where we have all these wonderful choices.
    xring, I like the way you think. I'm a single pole kindda guy myself, I like to feel the THUMP. Especially when I lay my head down at night after a good day on the water.

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