Fishing A Carolina Rig at Rusty Brassell blog

Fishing A Carolina Rig. All in, it should take about 2 minutes to rig up and be ready to fish. Pick the area you want to fish and begin with a series of fan casts. Take the main line coming off of your reel and tie it to the barrel swivel using a palomar knot. Rod, reel, and main line. This is most often fluorocarbon line. You will start constructing your carolina rig by cutting a length of leader material. It’s important to keep some distance between the bait and the hardware on the rig. The longer rod allows you to make a long sweeping hook set that can quickly take up any slack line and the fast action helps penetrate the hook into the fish’s mouth. The leader length on your carolina rig should be at least 18” long and tied to the end of the swivel. You will find it easier to use a side arm lob cast with a carolina rig as you will want the weight. The fishing part of a carolina rig is not too difficult. Though the noise and movement of the weight will attract fish, a short leader can spook them. With a long rod to account for the added leader length, make a long cast and let the weight pull the rig to the bottom.

The longer rod allows you to make a long sweeping hook set that can quickly take up any slack line and the fast action helps penetrate the hook into the fish’s mouth. Rod, reel, and main line. You will find it easier to use a side arm lob cast with a carolina rig as you will want the weight. It’s important to keep some distance between the bait and the hardware on the rig. The fishing part of a carolina rig is not too difficult. Take the main line coming off of your reel and tie it to the barrel swivel using a palomar knot. All in, it should take about 2 minutes to rig up and be ready to fish. Pick the area you want to fish and begin with a series of fan casts. You will start constructing your carolina rig by cutting a length of leader material. This is most often fluorocarbon line.

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Fishing A Carolina Rig This is most often fluorocarbon line. With a long rod to account for the added leader length, make a long cast and let the weight pull the rig to the bottom. Rod, reel, and main line. You will find it easier to use a side arm lob cast with a carolina rig as you will want the weight. The longer rod allows you to make a long sweeping hook set that can quickly take up any slack line and the fast action helps penetrate the hook into the fish’s mouth. You will start constructing your carolina rig by cutting a length of leader material. Take the main line coming off of your reel and tie it to the barrel swivel using a palomar knot. The fishing part of a carolina rig is not too difficult. All in, it should take about 2 minutes to rig up and be ready to fish. Pick the area you want to fish and begin with a series of fan casts. The leader length on your carolina rig should be at least 18” long and tied to the end of the swivel. Though the noise and movement of the weight will attract fish, a short leader can spook them. It’s important to keep some distance between the bait and the hardware on the rig. This is most often fluorocarbon line.