STOP Fishing A NED RIG Like This (3 Ned Rig Mistakes) 

Yep..ive been doin that for sometime

I buy those big trd and cut them in a regular size and that left one not as long but a lil larger which has put many fish on my line

Yup just takes forever to sink lol. But nice and slow is good for cold water

Snag city bitch, snag, snag city bitch. 10 -20 and da 50lb lines shit. Homie with the 65lb not loosin shit.

Whenever I feel like loosing a jig gead, I Ned rig.

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I’m a northern guy so not sure about other places but I throw a ned religiously on a 1/4 because the bait is meant to be on the bottom. If I’m trying to catch them on the fall I’ll throw a light hair jig or something similar.

​@Eric White good point

​@@eric34399 Or a wacky rig and senko

Thanks for your comment. I found it very useful for myself.

A 3/32th oz. will be the head more close to 1/10th oz. and be just a fraction heavier. It will also be the size available in DO-IT molds and hold the hook better.

Thanks for watching Stephen

Bam! You got to take me out on the suspended fish deal. That looks like a hoot!

@@BassFishingHQ I’m totally down. We should make it happen! It’d be awesome to catch some fish and create some unique vids together

I was just watching another channel.. 4-6 up to 8lb

How do you make them I would like to do same for the ewg hooks Thanks

Does curly tail grub on a small jig head still work for bass? I got some neon grubs and orange jig heads lol

@@andreabruno5495 of course, how u think our grampas used to catch em

Try a shaky head ace in the hole I've never been skunked and not caught anything because of it

Finally spend some money on a mic ;)

Bingo!

I saw others recommend Loctite Gel Control, so started using it. Works well, doesn't drip, container doesn't seem to dry out as fast as some others.

Didn’t see a response so I throw one to ya: I have caught a couple 1,000 smallmouth bass and hundreds of largemouth bass on the Ned Rig. Usual Ned Head weight is 1/15 oz. and 1/10 oz. I suggest a 7’ medium light, fast tip rod for distance casting (boat or shore). Kinda assuming you are 5’’5” to 6’ 10’ tall. Go to say a 6’6” rod if shorter or you are only focused on short, highly accurate casts such as boat docks or low laying branches. One rod suggestion: St Croix Premier PS70MLF2SG: 7’, Medium Light, Fast Action, Two-Piece, Split Grip, rated 4-10 lb. Line, 1/8 oz.- 1/2 oz., $160 at Bass Pro as of 6/2/2023. Excellent warrantee if you break the rod. Two piece so you can always have it rigged and “broken down”. Use a couple of girls rubber band like Hair Ties to keep the two rod sections together when traveling. Mark the rod every two inches and you can simply measure a fish by holding it up against your rod. On streams I use a Z-Man Finesse Bullethead Weedless Jig in 1/10 oz. and 1/15 oz. with a Z-Man TRD CrawZ (green pumpkin). Best day on a stream so far is 166 smallmouth bass. But, I used a BFS Setup (Shimano Metanium BFS bait casting reel but now Shimano makes a sweet Curado BFS bait casting reel for close to $200 less) with a Medium action Shimano rod so I could cast, hook, reel and then swing the bass to my hip where it could be quickly be released. Hope this info helps someone. Life is Good.

@@kevinlynch6799 I appreciate the info! Just wondering what size braid you running on the St. Croix Premier?

@@M_O_N_T_A_N_A_Husker Thanks for asking: I used 12lb. White Berkley Nono-fil braid with a 6’ to 12’ leader of 8 lb. test (usually fluorocarbon but mono is fine too). I tie the FG knot with 30 loops to connect the braid to leader as the Nano-fil is soooo slick you need extra loops. Test the knot before sing as more than once I tied the perfect knot only to test and find the knot slipped! 12’ leader allows me to cut off and retie quickly if my line gets nicked or I change lures. White Nano-fil as I catch over 30% of my bass seeing the white braid move before my rod “telegraphs” the pickup. 8lb. leader line is strong enough to “swing” the bass out of the water to my left hip where I hold the bass as I pop the lure out by hand or long narrow pliers on a retractable leash. Fish drops right back in the water quickly.

1- 1½ Carolina rig

Got a 34” pike off a bitty Ned rig :) there extremely versatile between species.

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definitely don’t need a boat or a fish finder 💪🎣

There’s plenty of channels that focus on bank fishing. This isn’t the place for that.

@@bamf0805right cuz this shits so elite. Imagine using a fish finder and you’re not even getting paid to fish. 😂

Video game fishers really think they have a leg to stand on. You can’t fish. You just suck up to your boss the best