Oh wow! I've never seen the snake rig. Looks pretty cool! What does it do or what is its purpose?Quote:
Originally Posted by rnvinc
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Oh wow! I've never seen the snake rig. Looks pretty cool! What does it do or what is its purpose?Quote:
Originally Posted by rnvinc
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Snake n da brush® is a flexible fishing weight that can be substituted for most any lead weight application ...Quote:
Originally Posted by mgrimm
It rarely gets hung in brushy or snaggy structure ...
Snake n da brush® is most commonly used for spider riggin ... But has many other applications ...
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I make 4 sizes ... 1/4, 3/8, 5/8, 1oz ...
Snake n da brush - Podunk (po dungk) A small isolated town, region, or place that is regarded as unimportant. . . .
Rickie
I see....... I like the look of that? Can I pick them up locally? 30 miles of draffenville?Quote:
Originally Posted by rnvinc
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I have been running the snake not da brush now for several years.
Won't run nothing else
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I don't do much spider rigging but it looks like it would work well for jigging deep water.Quote:
Originally Posted by buffalo13
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PM sent ...Quote:
Originally Posted by mgrimm
Rickie
[QUOTE=buffalo13;3402390]I have been running the snake not da brush now for several years.
Won't run nothing else
What exactly does that mean.? Im confused.
[QUOTE=wilbur;3402571]I'm using these too. I believe he means the snake isn't getting hung up in the brush. I found that if I use a light weight jigheads, when the snake comes across the brush,and falls on the other side of it, the jig will flip up over the branch and won't get hung. I've only lost two jigs in a week of using the snake. Good product by Cuzzin Rickie.Quote:
Originally Posted by buffalo13
[QUOTE=wilbur;3402571]Could have been "spellcheck" or "autocorrect" changing the "N" to "not" .... or it could have been his interpretation of what the "N" stood for ... :donoQuote:
Originally Posted by buffalo13
Crappie pappy. Yes should be n instead of not.
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