Ned rig
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Ned rig
3/16oz. Ned Rig Finesse Lions collar
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Building and fishing custom bass jigs
since 1977
Madera Ca.
Favorite Lakes
Eastman
Hensley
12.5 FSLMB Eastman Lake
12.9 FSLMB Eastman Lake
8.5 LMB Hensley lake
Home Of The Original Lions Collar Jig
Building and fishing custom bass jigs
since 1977
Madera Ca.
Favorite Lakes
Eastman
Hensley
12.5 FSLMB Eastman Lake
12.9 FSLMB Eastman Lake
8.5 LMB Hensley lake
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Re: Ned rig
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Home Of The Original Puffball Jig
Home Of The Original Lions Collar Jig
Building and fishing custom bass jigs
since 1977
Madera Ca.
Favorite Lakes
Eastman
Hensley
12.5 FSLMB Eastman Lake
12.9 FSLMB Eastman Lake
8.5 LMB Hensley lake
Home Of The Original Lions Collar Jig
Building and fishing custom bass jigs
since 1977
Madera Ca.
Favorite Lakes
Eastman
Hensley
12.5 FSLMB Eastman Lake
12.9 FSLMB Eastman Lake
8.5 LMB Hensley lake
Re: Ned rig
That dice bait is pretty popular. What can you come up with?
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Re: Ned rig
Whoopbass
I did come up with that answer back in 1985 when I interduce the Finesse Lions Collar Jigs.
I've sold thousands and thousands of these baits along with the Puffball jig I've done very well with both baits since I built them back in the 80s
Something fuzzy with a hook
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I did come up with that answer back in 1985 when I interduce the Finesse Lions Collar Jigs.
I've sold thousands and thousands of these baits along with the Puffball jig I've done very well with both baits since I built them back in the 80s
Something fuzzy with a hook
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Home Of The Original Puffball Jig
Home Of The Original Lions Collar Jig
Building and fishing custom bass jigs
since 1977
Madera Ca.
Favorite Lakes
Eastman
Hensley
12.5 FSLMB Eastman Lake
12.9 FSLMB Eastman Lake
8.5 LMB Hensley lake
Home Of The Original Lions Collar Jig
Building and fishing custom bass jigs
since 1977
Madera Ca.
Favorite Lakes
Eastman
Hensley
12.5 FSLMB Eastman Lake
12.9 FSLMB Eastman Lake
8.5 LMB Hensley lake
Re: Ned rig
What are you fishing for guppies?
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Re: Ned rig
Well we get to fish here in the central valley we catch nice bass here at Eastman and Hensley it really going to start heating up here in Sept and Oct. Going to be a steady diet of 2 to 4 lb bass at both lakes. I know where I'll be fishing without waiting. 

Home Of The Original Puffball Jig
Home Of The Original Lions Collar Jig
Building and fishing custom bass jigs
since 1977
Madera Ca.
Favorite Lakes
Eastman
Hensley
12.5 FSLMB Eastman Lake
12.9 FSLMB Eastman Lake
8.5 LMB Hensley lake
Home Of The Original Lions Collar Jig
Building and fishing custom bass jigs
since 1977
Madera Ca.
Favorite Lakes
Eastman
Hensley
12.5 FSLMB Eastman Lake
12.9 FSLMB Eastman Lake
8.5 LMB Hensley lake
Re: Ned rig
Haha. I’m sure you will be. Catch many and mix in some giants for me!
Catch a big one
Catch a big one
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Re: Ned rig
The wife and I will be catching some good fish in Oct and Nov. Were looking forward to it.
Home Of The Original Puffball Jig
Home Of The Original Lions Collar Jig
Building and fishing custom bass jigs
since 1977
Madera Ca.
Favorite Lakes
Eastman
Hensley
12.5 FSLMB Eastman Lake
12.9 FSLMB Eastman Lake
8.5 LMB Hensley lake
Home Of The Original Lions Collar Jig
Building and fishing custom bass jigs
since 1977
Madera Ca.
Favorite Lakes
Eastman
Hensley
12.5 FSLMB Eastman Lake
12.9 FSLMB Eastman Lake
8.5 LMB Hensley lake
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Re: Ned rig
I would bet watching this jig falling slow on a Cheater Box screen and watching a suspended fish inhale it would be fun to watch.
Home Of The Original Puffball Jig
Home Of The Original Lions Collar Jig
Building and fishing custom bass jigs
since 1977
Madera Ca.
Favorite Lakes
Eastman
Hensley
12.5 FSLMB Eastman Lake
12.9 FSLMB Eastman Lake
8.5 LMB Hensley lake
Home Of The Original Lions Collar Jig
Building and fishing custom bass jigs
since 1977
Madera Ca.
Favorite Lakes
Eastman
Hensley
12.5 FSLMB Eastman Lake
12.9 FSLMB Eastman Lake
8.5 LMB Hensley lake
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Re: Ned rig
Myself I like making long cast strip the line let it sink slow and watch the fish swim off with the jig and the line startss taking off I reel down and sat the hook always a good fight with light line.
Home Of The Original Puffball Jig
Home Of The Original Lions Collar Jig
Building and fishing custom bass jigs
since 1977
Madera Ca.
Favorite Lakes
Eastman
Hensley
12.5 FSLMB Eastman Lake
12.9 FSLMB Eastman Lake
8.5 LMB Hensley lake
Home Of The Original Lions Collar Jig
Building and fishing custom bass jigs
since 1977
Madera Ca.
Favorite Lakes
Eastman
Hensley
12.5 FSLMB Eastman Lake
12.9 FSLMB Eastman Lake
8.5 LMB Hensley lake
Re: Ned rig
I mean it is fun to see them eat it on the screen. I have watched it happen a lot of times
Only problem is you really have to stare at the stupid thing a lot. It’s definitely different. I have active target but really don’t use it that way so much.
I like to see the structure with it and see if fish are moving around and fish them
Staring at the screen trying to watch your bait all day is not that much fun.
I have definitely learned a ton about the fishes behavior
It also lets me know if the fish are even interested in the lure at all.
Sometimes I find a school of bluegill. Fish around and in them and a big bass cones out of no where.
Active target is definitely a very interesting tool. If you can try one do it. It does not have to be a cheater box for fun fishing. I can say it certainly did not instantly transform me into some kind of super hero fisherman.
Is it cheating? I would say no. Now if we are talking about tournament fishing I think if you are fishing against others who have it and you do not have it
Well you might be cheating yourself.
Only problem is you really have to stare at the stupid thing a lot. It’s definitely different. I have active target but really don’t use it that way so much.
I like to see the structure with it and see if fish are moving around and fish them
Staring at the screen trying to watch your bait all day is not that much fun.
I have definitely learned a ton about the fishes behavior
It also lets me know if the fish are even interested in the lure at all.
Sometimes I find a school of bluegill. Fish around and in them and a big bass cones out of no where.
Active target is definitely a very interesting tool. If you can try one do it. It does not have to be a cheater box for fun fishing. I can say it certainly did not instantly transform me into some kind of super hero fisherman.
Is it cheating? I would say no. Now if we are talking about tournament fishing I think if you are fishing against others who have it and you do not have it
Well you might be cheating yourself.
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