Peanut rigs

[j_hudson]

So I am new to the peanut gallery and need to now what is the best way to rig them? I good a bunch of peanuts spinners, beads, ect. to do this.  WHat works the best.

[bottom-feeder]

been years since I used em but I used to snell a treble hook......few beads....peanut....cpl more beads....either 24 or 36 inch leader....then run it behind set of cow bells

[ontherise]

That's it... Nice nice.

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[jigstick]

been years since I used em but I used to snell a treble hook......few beads....peanut....cpl more beads....either 24 or 36 inch leader....then run it behind set of cow bells

what he said

[Huntin' Trout]

• Bottom-Feeder is spot on - laker killer!!

[Shelby Lynn]

Bought a few of these off Ebay, going to run them behind cow-bells

[Sk8man]

Spin-N-glows the clown pattern (yellow with red dots) has always produced for me.

[TileMan Dan]

They'll get the job done Shelby

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[Markhum2006]

I am a newbie so forgive my ignorance but do you guys put a minnow or something behind the spin-n-glow rigs? I am looking at the pictures (thank you by the way) Shelby Lynn posted and I was wondering if you fish them just plain like that or if a bait of some sort should be used with it. Same would go for peanuts I assume.

[Sk8man]

Just as they are

[vetting]

How far behind cowbells?

[Sk8man]

Usually 18-36 inches

[Egoody]

The only thing I would add is to bounce the rigger ball on the bottom to stir the lakers into action.

Boat Safe

Egoody