meat rigs help

[pdsalmon]

Not had much success on Meat, any pics of how you are rigging them?

Any tricks I should know.

Any help is appreciated.

thanks,

Dan

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[Fat Trout]

Not had much success on Meat, any pics of how you are rigging them?
Any tricks I should know.
Any help is appreciated.
thanks,
Dan

Check out videos on you tube. Im sure there are a bunch. Use cut bait as alternate search. If you're are just starting your understanding pictures and video should help a lot.




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[Garrett]

Make sure your bait head is rolling.  You want a nice tight roll.  You may have to give an extra bend to the head, or trim your meat.

 

Position the hook even with the end of the tail.  Make sure the hook is pinned in place very well.  If the hook starts to slide up, it will change the action.

[Jeremy Goodison]

What Garrett said[emoji115].
I also off riggers I run them tight to the ball 5-15ft. I also prefer my meat rigs running really cold (48-40degree water). Mix it up with small and large paddles. Not every days a good meat bite but my bigger fish every season come on meat running cold


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[Pa223]

And play with speed. I have always had better luck at 2-2.4 with meat where as spoons I go faster. Have confidence. Keep one down deep all day


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[Jeremy Goodison]

[emoji115]


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[ifishy]

Don't sweat it if they don't work lots of reports on meat bites this year but I haven't had a single release on one in fact I haven't even had a flasher fly hit this year despite that we have had a good year keep running them because the day they go hot for you it will be worth it

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