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    ok here are just a few of the main types of rigs i make. you can make many variations of each obviously.

    on top is the plain "naked" rig. use this for live bait mostly, or light lining when anchored. a lot of times i will put a skirt in front as well.

    the rig in the middle is also a topwater rig i use for dead baits. the jighead is 1/8 oz i believe. this rig here i love putting on a downrigger as well. runs true, and staight. i like running a skirt in front of them. you can however use them skirtless (i think skirt makes a huge difference when catching mahi)

    and the one on the bottom is the one i was talkin about. that is a 1 oz jighead. i particually like the 1 and 1 1/2 oz jigheads. these are used for dead bait only as well and makes them run true. if you want you can put a skirt in front of it as well.

    also i learned the hard way fishing the US OPEN king tournament...i only use the spro swivles now on most of my king rigs. worth the extra $$ you pay per pack.

    hope this helps, the one on the bottom is a KILLER at and around the tower. a must have rig.

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    as i said, i have several different variations of each including bigger jigheads, different colors, some naked, some with skirts, and a "double pogie rig" but those are the main ones i use. i mostly fish dead bait because we are after numbers and not size, but mostly fish livebait during the hot kingbite that usually occures in the Fall.
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    Looks good...I can put all I know about king fishing in this sentence.

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    Hey Pete is that skirt on backwards or have I been putting them on wrong?------

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    Quote Originally Posted by screwdriver View Post
    Hey Pete is that skirt on backwards or have I been putting them on wrong?------

    shhhhhh thats the new secret...im starting to run them backwards because of the "flare" effect.
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    Had me worried there for a minute, I thought next you would be telling me to hook cigars, tails first-----------I'd probaly try it.

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    They look great Pete!! Nice tight wraps on the wire to hook and wire to Browns jig head. Now lets see the ribbon fish set up

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    Quote Originally Posted by Good Stuff View Post
    They look great Pete!! Nice tight wraps on the wire to hook and wire to Browns jig head. Now lets see the ribbon fish set up

    haha i pass on the ribbon fish rigs. never find a point personally in using them except on a tourmanet.

    i have a few what i call "big bait" rigs for bluefish and spanish. simple, just 3-4 inline hooks.
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    Pete's rigs work too.....this king from October 2008.....25+lbs.....off Oak Island ...
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    I'd like to see how they look with the bait on
    I can only wish to be as good as my dog thinks I am

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