Depends on where the fish butes it but what happens, is when the fish bites down on the middle it reveals the hook. Just securable enough to not get snagged but not enough to miss a fish
Thanks dude... Here in the UK were getting into bass rigs like Neds for perch fishing, so great to get some tips from you guys that have done it for years 👍
Just used a ned for the first time this evening, zman ewg shroom heads and finesse trd’s. Caught a couple dinks and 2lb bass out of a pond that wasn’t hitting a spinner bait or football jig
One thing I like to do that works well is, I don’t even bring the hook all the way through the bait. I just bring it so that’s it is visible through the bait, that way it is completely seedless and can only pop the hook out when setting it.
We have eel grass, which is an invasive species, completely infesting our lake. 2 years ago it was clear but now it’s nearly impossible to use anything that’s not weedless. I’m glad they make these jig heads. I caught my personal best bass on a ned rig.
Caught 8 largemouth bass today 7 which was on a ned rig I decided to try today and it was a success not big bass on the ned but I did land a 3.13lb on the d-bomb
So what does a ned rig do?Does it make the bait stand up ? How are you to use it in the water? Do you just let it sit on the bottom? Do you jig it around a bit?
Fished it for the first time today after getting nothing on 2 different locations a dam then ponds then back up the river under a bridge and still nothing 🤣🤣
Where do you all get your get weedless ned rigs? Haven't seen any and I've gotten caught up and broken off so many dang times without them... This would be a game changer for where I fish
A solid kayak from Native will put you around $2,600 MSRP.. Bonafide $3,200. I got mine both off of FB marketplace for $1,200 and $2,100. What ya did you get?
@@wendellfishing life time Teton 100 angler kayak. It’s the first kayak I ever bought, I tried to do as much research as possible but it’s tough to use in rougher waters. I think I need something longer bc the Teton 100 is only 10 ft. And I don’t necessarily want to go over $800. I know that’s how much one of those kayaks with pedals would be.
I have a Pedal Drive which allows for me to quickly adjust. For those who are paddling.. I 'm assuming thats you.. anchors and anchor trolleys is how it's done. Tough though when the wind get's 7+mph
Glass calm water, anything 15km/h constantly will result in a frustrating day if you're not used to keeping your paddle on your lap and using your pole at the same time. Easy solution is tie a 10lb weight to a rope and anchor. But you become encumbered Best way to is to find protected areas and only bring a couple baits. Or spend 5000 on a fully geared petal drive lol. Good luck
Not a dumb question... and you are correct. Texas rigging us what you are seeing here. However, This is a weighted EWG jig head for the Ned presentation.
@@carterwight-mcpherson8102 Yeah.. a texas rig as a bullet weight on the line before the hook. You can also have a weightless texas rig where you would just take a EWG hook and throw on a lure. Typically when people say texas rig. It's the bullet weight with a EWG and some type of soft plastic.. usually a ribbon tail worm of sorts but it can really be anything
