Hey guys,I'm new to the site as well as trolling.Been fishing 'butla over 30years, mostly on foot. I started last year with a bottom bouncing rig, and had fair results. This year, I fished with a buddy who uses a rig with an egg sinker looped between two hooks or jigs.(He has won several big money tourneys but is kinda tight lipped).I've started doing this but the only improvement I have seen is that it rolls up better for storage. Any thoughts or opinions would be greatly appreciated.

First I have heard of that one.....but whatever works....I am usually up for trying anything...and see what happens.....I will let you know if it works for me........

thanks...

Is this what you are talking about?
Coleman & Capps Rig ?

Yeah, thats it. I didn't know it had a name.

If you will wait a few weeks, BnM will have these rigs availabale to the public. They are made just like Ronnie Capps makes them himself. Same length between drops, same P-Line, same weights and Eagle Claw 214 EL light wire no. 2 hooks. This is the best 2 hook minnow rig that there is. They will be availabale in 3/8, 1/2, 3/4, and 1oz. size weights.

Welcome aboard Filletfrier. We're glad you're here.

Looks like a good rig...I am going to give it a try.

wind, moving boat, normal biting fish, I like that rig ok.

but on rare occasion when it's calm and fish are barely pecking at it,
I still like both hooks above the weight.

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You can buy a 2 hook rig, rigged with the egg singer in the middle around here at any bait shop. It is usually wound on a piece of tubular cardboard. I use 'em occasionally. Ky rig. Every thing is a KY rig to me.

I like slow trolling roadrunners and I like to use a 1/2 to 3/4 line weight about 18" above the jig. This lets the jig move freely. In the winter I change to a Kentucky rig with weight on bottom.

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