Thread: Multi-bait Rigs

Originally Posted by leakfree

Where did you find those pics Scotty, I searched all over to no avail.
Hey Feelay you got a pic of your no tangle setup?

Use a Capp & coleman rig, put the bottom hook in the keeper on your rod, pull the top hook up towards the tip and wrap your main line 5 times around the shank of the hook. Then, grab the weight and twist the pole 4 or 5 times wrapping the line around the pole until you have all the slack taken up.

scott I gave you some special sinkers for spider riggin. the one's I made. If you meet me in late March I will show you how to use them.

Originally Posted by sac-a-lait

scott I gave you some special sinkers for spider riggin. the one's I made. If you meet me in late March I will show you how to use them.

Yea Rick I was just looking at those yesterday. Just let me know when you're coming up and we'll meet up for sure.

I fished yesterday at Okatibbee with my son in law and we used the Capps and Coleman rigs I made. They worked good but all the fish but one were caught off of the bottom jig. It seemed like I was just wasting a lot of nibbles on the top ones.

Pic of Capps & Coleman rig
I use the twist on sinkers so I can change size if needed.

Originally Posted by ScottV

I googled Capps and Coleman rig and found a picture somewhere.

Scott, I got a B&M catalog. In the back list C&C riggs. Gives all the deminsions for drops and leaders for different weights they use.

I tied up 8 yesterday while watching football. Half of em were c&c and the others with the weight on the bottom. Wrapped em on a piece of insulation that I had in the truck. Looking forward to trying em out.

Originally Posted by cray

Scott, I got a B&M catalog. In the back list C&C riggs. Gives all the deminsions for drops and leaders for different weights they use.

Thanks cray, I'll check it out.

Been using this rig for years, the snap swivel lets you change wts. or remove wts for longlineing