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  1. 06-07-2017, 10:08 PM #1
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    Question just asking


    I've had some success using Ned rigs for bass, and I wondered if anyone has tried them for crappies
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    What's a Ned rig??
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    Quote Originally Posted by Cray View Post
    What's a Ned rig??
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    Default Ned rig

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    What's a Ned rig??
    It's a lure that shouldn't be as good as it is. Basically it's a 1/32 to1/16oz. mushroom head jig with a #6, 4or 2 hook, and a short stubby worm about 2 3/4" long. It catches bass of all sizes faster than red wigglers catch bedding bluegills! Google it.
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    I've caught a couple of crappie while while fishing the ned rig. All have been good sized.
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    Default ned rig

    Quote Originally Posted by mbslabs33 View Post
    I've caught a couple of crappie while while fishing the ned rig. All have been good sized.
    Were you fishing crappies on purpose or did you catch them by accident? Do you remember what you were using and how you were using it?
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    The z man soft bait is phenomenal. Stretches many times it's length, lasts for alot of fish. Fish it on the bottom, swim it, it's almost like a swim bait. The only wrong way to fish it is not to use it.
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    I was bass fishing. It was a 1/16oz head and a green pumpkins trd. Swimming it slowly along the bottom
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    Quote Originally Posted by mbslabs33 View Post
    I was bass fishing. It was a 1/16oz head and a green pumpkins trd. Swimming it slowly along the bottom
    Thanks. I'm catching bunches of bass, but not one crappie, and I'm fishing Lake of Egypt. I'm trying to find a 'ned' way for crappies!
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