When To Use A Ned Rig For Inshore Saltwater Fishing
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- Опубліковано 8 сер 2024
- YES - The Ned Rig CAN be used for inshore saltwater fishing!
Made famous for its popularity amongst bass anglers, the Ned Rig can also be effective for targeting inshore saltwater species on flats or along ledges.
If you want to know when you should use a Ned Rig for saltwater fishing, then check this out!
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My all time favorite lure in the bay. I use it every time I’m on the water!
Awesome!
Nice! I’d also highly recommend fishing it the stick style he rips the tail off toward the end of the video. Very effective! What area of Texas you been fishing??
NICE MR. PAT, THANKS! BE SAFE OUT THEIR.
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Good video, appreciate it. Going to order mine now.
I agree! Used in socal bays with good results! Thanks for sharing.
Awesome! 💪
Great tips! Thank you for sharing.
Thanks for the nice comment! We appreciate the support!
Great video and tips Pat!!
Thanks Pablo! 💪
Love it Pat , great bait up here in the Panhandle
Glad you enjoyed it, thanks for watching!
Neds look awesome for flounder.
Thanks!
Would be nice if you shipped to Australia.
Cool man💖👍💖
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Great video!!!! BUT… does it work here in the westcoast? Thx
it definitely can! you would possibly have better results on calmer days. 💪💪
Ned rig dominates in freshwater and saltwater. Been using it for years. Lots of ppl have been catching on to it.
I’ve thought of trying Ned rig in salt. Anyone make saltwater Ned jigs?
These ned jig heads have stronger hooks making them great for saltwater fishing: fishstrong.com/collections/saltwater-hooks/products/z-man-pro-shroomz-jig-head?variant=42196406927534
Has anyone ever cut a senko and use a small stick bait on a Ned head for snook?
Absolutely! 🔥🔥🔥
Stupid question but what would you consider as winter time water temps?
Cheers,
Chris
Great question, Chris! for us, it is when those water temps get below approx 70 degrees. 💪
Around 1:30 you say that everything you've caught the last few months in TX have been on that rig? You don't switch up rigs/lures depending on the water/conditions?
I only switch when what I’m using isn’t working. It’s been the same Ned rig, just worked differently for the situation.
Fish those in some waters and the puffers will bite the tail off for you...
Gotta watch for those puffers! 💪
The Ned doesn’t use a paddle tail though.
The traditional doesn't, you are correct. But we all know that fishing is ever evolving, and we have found that the tail from the paddletail give an extra little bit of vibration as the bait flutters back down to the bottom. 💪💪
@@Saltstrong then it’s no longer a ned rig. It’s just a small paddle tail on a lightweight jig head. One of the hallmarks of the ned rig is it’s lack of movement and action. It’s purposely a do-nothing rig. This is just finesse swimbaiting. I realize you’re probably just SEOing due to the current popularity of the ned rig but dang.
@@N2theBlue1 We were more referring to the technique and application.
In the video Pat discusses how he likes to take the tail off so that he doesn't have the vibration; typical of the original presentations in stick form brought to us from the Mid-West by Ned Kehde. We call it the "Nub" and it is perfect for slow dragging and dead sticking on the bottom. 🔥🔥