Easiest A-Rig DIY, Just for Crappie fishing, OR IS IT?
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- Опубліковано 7 вер 2024
- In this video we making an Alabama Rig with a little extra bling. This A-rig is designed to catch crappie, but will snag anything that's hungry.
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suggestion. try smile blades instead of those french blades, will cut weight and spin better I believe.
I plan on making this but aimed at catching trout for our gulf trip to Texas, I know it will produce
A rigs catch fish for sure outlawed in BASS Tournaments. Made them myself I would like to give a few suggestions the blades you used are to big you can see in the under water video the have problems spinning, try using a plastic head don't bend wire at head they'll break there, but bend 1/2 inch away from head. I also would use different wire.
Love this. Put a heavier jighead on the bottom wire and that helps prevent the A Rig from spinning in the water.
I kind of like the rig spinning very slowly. Looks more like little fish milling around in the school.
@@EngineeredAngler I can see that being a good thing.
I've done a lot of powder painting for years but it was all wrong. I would shake up the powder and heat the lead over a flame. It worked but not as well. Old dog can learn new tricks! I've never used an A rig for crappy but I'll make some. Thanks for putting all the supplies in your store making them easy to find.
I was a tournament bass angler for years to the point that it wasn't fun anymore. I still enjoyed fishing and remembered how much fun it was to crappy fish as a young guy. Chickamauga Lake was a untapped resource for a serious crappy angler in the 90s. The limit at the time was 30 each which was doable but I had a few days with over 100 keepers. The only way to keep up with the numbers was to keep a tatty counter in the boat. I didn't keep over 5 fish at a time 11" long for my wife and I to eat. They went from the filet board into the oil, It doesn't get any fresher than that.
I totally agree. This time of year I'll even take a grill to the dock and cook them as I catch'em. Thanks for sharing.
I'm going to make on now !!!!Thanks !!!
Have fun!
A stands for Amazing rig haha
Cool vid bud. If you put a 1/8oz on the bottom and 1/32oz jigs on the top it’ll keep it running true without rolling.
I kind of like it to roll real slow....but that's a good way to stop it.
Awesome build never heard of a A rig before..looks really cool..🎣🍻
Killer pre spawn rig, catches tanks
WOW that looks awesome in the water, be cool with one longer wire through the centre and a larger paddle tail swimbait attached, making it look like its chasing the little baits. Pike would go bananas for yhat. Would sound like a bait ball in the water. Love it.
I've never thrown an A-rig before, but after seeing your's, I'm going to soon.
Another great video ++
Thanks
Great build! I did not have "redneck manicure" on my bingo card for an EA video 😀
I never throw a-rigs but I have been thinking about it for a year. This scaled down version is exactly what I had in mind. I think strike king sells a small one. This looks great in the water. There's a reason they are banned in most tournaments. This rig has been popular in saltwater for years, mostly trolled on wire line for striped bass. My cousin does it a lot and I always thought it was just "TOO MUCH" . I prefer to keep it simple. I fish spinnerbaits a lot and have got quite a few good fish on them so this version appeals to me. Thanks for the video.
Thanks fir sharing
Great and fun build brah!! Merry Christmas.
Thanks bro...hope your enjoying the winter beach experience.
Great idea! A rigs are usually intimidating for a lot a people. This is more manageable. Happy holidays!
Happy holidays!
Always enjoy watching your videos and learning from them as well.
Glad to hear it!
Thanks Franco, have a great Christmas!
You too.
Nice build/catch
Merry Christmas 🎅 🎄
That's COOL...
Wonderful! Make some more and put on christmas tree! :)
Nice job! Looks really good!
Fun stuff Franco, thanks for sharing! In a similar approach, I use large (3 to 6 foot) multi-spinner "gang trolls" that represent a school of baitfish when trolling for lake trout. Smaller (18 to 24 inch) gang-trolls work well for walleye with plenty of incidental catches of bass and pike. Merry Christmas and Happy New Year!
Thanks for sharing...merry Christmas 🎄
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great work - just wondering why the split ring on the blade ??
Just because the end o f the sterup did not fit through the hole in the blade. I didn't want to drill a bigger hole.
Seriously disappointed no crappie were caught.
Me too.
100👍
It's a snagging machine.
That can happen...