hookset'n
9/29/2015 4:04:00 PMHere is how to rig for eggs in simple terms:
1) Bobber stop on your main line. This allows you to adjust your presentation of eggs up or down to the depth of the hole and in the face of the fish. I like the rubber ones.
2) Bead to protect the top of the bobber.
3) Bobber.
4) Another bead to protect the bottom of the bobber and your knot.
5) Swivel
6) Weight clipped onto the swivel.
7) Leader, tie this onto the other end of the barrel swivel, the same loop that the clip goes through. This creates a three-way swivel for you.
9) 2/0 or whatever preferred hook tied with a bait loop. Lots of youtube videos to learn this knot.
10) Attach about a quarter size ball of eggs onto the hook and secured with the bait loop.
11) Fish.
1) Bobber stop on your main line. This allows you to adjust your presentation of eggs up or down to the depth of the hole and in the face of the fish. I like the rubber ones.
2) Bead to protect the top of the bobber.
3) Bobber.
4) Another bead to protect the bottom of the bobber and your knot.
5) Swivel
6) Weight clipped onto the swivel.
7) Leader, tie this onto the other end of the barrel swivel, the same loop that the clip goes through. This creates a three-way swivel for you.
9) 2/0 or whatever preferred hook tied with a bait loop. Lots of youtube videos to learn this knot.
10) Attach about a quarter size ball of eggs onto the hook and secured with the bait loop.
11) Fish.
epatton
10/1/2015 8:08:00 AMThanks hookset'n.
How long would the leader be?
Would you use a weight that's light enough to bounce along the bottom with the current or have the float adjusted so the weight doesn't touch the bottom?
Already can't wait to go fishing!
How long would the leader be?
Would you use a weight that's light enough to bounce along the bottom with the current or have the float adjusted so the weight doesn't touch the bottom?
Already can't wait to go fishing!