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    Does everyone use jig heads when tieing double rigs or do some of you run a combination of hooks and jig heads? reason being I usually pre tie a dble Capps and Colman style rig with 1/16"oz jig heads, then got to thinking if I tied the top rig with a small hook vs a jig head it would have less weight so more action. I discussed this with Russ Bailly (Brushpile fishing) at a show this past winter and recommended using a small sickle style worm hook by Matzula as the top jig, well I ordered a couple small bags but cant seem to find them anywhere.

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    I use two #1 duo lock snaps when I tie my rigs, this way I can change out any lure or hook that I may need in any scenario. The fish don't mind the extra hardware down here, they ain't skiddish. I prefer the stainless steels from Janns Netcraft, the other #1 sizes from most manufacturers are to large for double rigs, but fine for crank-baits and mainlines.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Snubby View Post
    I use two #1 duo lock snaps when I tie my rigs, this way I can change out any lure or hook that I may need in any scenario. The fish don't mind the extra hardware down here, they ain't skiddish. I prefer the stainless steels from Janns Netcraft, the other #1 sizes from most manufacturers are to large for double rigs, but fine for crank-baits and mainlines.
    Yes, I've used the duo locks but didnt care for them. I just think using your fav plastic on a sm worm hook lets the offering have more action then a lead head jig.

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    I use a #2 long shank aberdeen on top. Never ran it with plastic, always with a minnow.
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    1/8 oz. sickle jigs on bottom with gnats on top . Two poles this way and gnats and jigs reversed on the other two . All with fas-snaps so I can switch to which the fish are hitting . My first switch will be to red , gold , or green hooks .
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    I make mine up with a #2 aberdeen minnow hook on top and a 1/16th. oz. pony head jig on the bottom. I use this set up 95% of the time.
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    Interesting thread, I want to see more, on this!

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    I've done it both ways, switching off on using minnows and jigs on both hooks at different times. I prefer the jigs since I have become lazy and don't need to get a new jig after every fish. I was fishing doubles deep this past week, with a 1/32 oz jig on top and a 1/4 oz jig on the bottom. At one point I went to a 1/2 oz sinker on the bottom with a 1/32 oz on top just so I could get past the white bass schools to the crapper suspended below them.

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    Its good to hear you guys are tieing similar rigs, here is the Matzula hooks I spoke of

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    I run a little bit of everything... I’ll do just two hooks or a hook and 1/8oz jig or gnat and jig, double gnats... just depends on what they want!


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