The best thing you can do is buy some ready made Capps and Coleman rigs from Grizzly Jig and they will be right for fishing straight out of the box.
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The best thing you can do is buy some ready made Capps and Coleman rigs from Grizzly Jig and they will be right for fishing straight out of the box.
Yea, I saw those yesterday on the Grizzly website---that looks like a great deal and a time saver!Quote:
Originally Posted by J W
Phooey. Real men don't need terminal tackle for spider rigging.
Wannabe...
I see you just trying to pick a fight any where you can get it . Lol
.Attachment 113184Attachment 113185 the bullet weight is sitting on a bead (some use a split shot ). I also use loop knots on both drops .
How you like that scag, Eagle?
great mower , 4 acres twice a week for 8yrs . not a hick-up .we mulch leaves as well . change oil every 25 hrs. grease once a month . only downside is mowing lake levy . WILL SLIP and when it does just hang on ! great on flat ground . to much weight on back for hills .jmo.
thanks for the pics eagle1 !! I rigged me up some lines, but I did it where the weight is at the end. Did I make a mistake?
Only mistake would be not tryingQuote:
Originally Posted by joey
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I started last yr., and caught fish on every rig that had a minnow . I jig fish march/april and troll the rest .i do not fish to compete so time to retie is not a big thing . Andby the time i start spider fishing the fish are suspended (deep).