Fishing Rigs

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Fishing Rigs
https://www.takemefishing.org/how-to-fish/fishing-knots-and-rigs/how-to-make-your-own-fishing-rigs/

Fishing rigs are the combination of hooks, sinkers, snaps and swivels that you add to the end of your fishing line. You can also add a bobber or cork, or in some cases, a second hook. Learn more the different types of rigs. ---CONTINUED---

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3 Must-Know Beach Fishing Rigs for Beginners
https://www.takemefishing.org/blog/october-2018/3-must-know-beach-fishing-rigs-for-beginners/

Surf fishing is popular in coastal regions because anyone with access to a beach can do it! No boat required. To get started with surf fishing, you’ll need to have the right equipment. Once you’re geared up, you’ll need to know essential beach fishing rigs and how to tie them. This simple guide covers three must-know beach fishing rigs for beginners. ---CONTINUED---

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How to Set Up a Fishing Rig for Bass: The Ned Rig
https://www.takemefishing.org/blog/january-2019/how-to-set-up-a-fishing-rig-for-bass-ned-rig/

[img(135px,75px)]https://www.takemefishing.org/getmedia/ ... 0&ext=.jpg[/img] When winter cold fronts blow through, it helps to know how to set up a fishing rig for bass that will still entice bass to bite when conditions are challenging. The Ned Rig is one type of bass fishing rig you can try when water temperatures drop and slow presentations are in order. ---CONTINUED---

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3 Types of Saltwater Shore Fishing Rigs
https://www.takemefishing.org/blog/september-2018/3-types-of-saltwater-shore-fishing-rigs/

Saltwater fishing rigs used by shore anglers usually consists of three basic components: bait, hook, and a weight. The type of each used and the arrangement varies with the location (beach, pier, rocks) and the conditions (current, tide, waves). Consider where the bait is best presented when assembling your saltwater shore fishing rigs. ---CONTINUED---

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Bottom Fishing Rigs You can use to catch more fish
https://www.takemefishing.org/blog/february-2018/bottom-fishing-rigs-you-can-use/

Bottom fishing rigs can be very productive for many kinds of fish any time of the year. Yes, that is where most snags lurk but so do many less active fish in the winter. In the heat of the summer, fish may drop to deeper areas for cooler water. For all other times, the benthic zone is a continual source of prey items such as crayfish and other invertebrates if there is sufficient oxygen and there isn’t too much silt. Bottom fishing is not just for catfish and carp. Species such as bass, yellow perch, and trout can be caught with the right bottom fishing rigs too. ---CONTINUED---

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Top Pompano Rigs for Inshore Fishing Success
https://www.takemefishing.org/blog/november-2017/pompano-rigs-inshore-fishing/

If you're planning a fishing trip to Florida this winter, you may want to learn how to set up a few pompano rigs. There are different pompano fishing rigs you can try depending on where you prefer to fish. Meaning, do you like to fish from a boat, beach, bridge, or pier?

The best saltwater fishing rigs for pompano are ... ---CONTINUED---

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Easy-to-Tie A Red Drum Rig that Work & Put Fish on Sand
https://www.takemefishing.org/blog/october-2017/3-red-drum-fishing-rigs-that-works!/

Call the fish species red drum, redfish, reds or spot-tailed bass, the important part is that they're running now. Here are a few red drum fishing rigs that are easy to tie and will put more fish on the sand. ---CONTINUED---

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Several Top Trout Fishing Rigs for All Seasons
https://www.takemefishing.org/blog/october-2017/several-great-trout-fishing-rigs/

Trout are one of the most popular fish species. They are feisty fighters, commonly inhabiting some of our most beautiful waters. Catching trout can be very challenging at times so it is helpful to know a wide range of lures and trout fishing rigs. ---CONTINUED---

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How to Improve Fish Hook Safety When Using Multi Hook Rigs
https://www.takemefishing.org/blog/october-2015/how-to-improve-fish-hook-safety-when-using-multi-h/

Depending on the regulations in your state, you may be able to fish with rigs that have multiple hooks. Under the right conditions this can be a great way to catch fish. But more hooks mean more chances of snagging your sweatshirt, life jacket, another rod, etc. Here are a few species of fish that can be caught with multiple hook rigs, and some fish hook safety tips on how to store and transport these rigs. ---CONTINUED---