90% Of Anglers Don’t Know When To Use A CAROLINA RIG Over A TEXAS RIG!!

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Комментарии • 60

  • @Sporophore_Hunter
    @Sporophore_Hunter Год назад +3

    I've been trying out the Carolina rig while trout fishing as of late. I put a mono leader from the swivel to the bait and I've had minimal problems with snagging thanks to the floating characteristics of the mono. I'm using super light hooks and baits, so it definitely helps. I'm gonna try this out more this year with bass baits

  • @jimbeavers9723
    @jimbeavers9723 Год назад +1

    Thanks for your answer!

  • @struanwestley4329
    @struanwestley4329 Год назад

    Great clear explanation bud. Thanks man.

  • @rogerdudra178
    @rogerdudra178 Год назад

    Greetings from the BIG SKY. Probably the same here, mid twenties. Good skiing snow.

  • @deehart9276
    @deehart9276 Год назад +8

    It’s unbelievable how many 4lb-5lb bass I caught on a Carolina rig this year. Sweet Beaver and z-man hella craw💪🏾

  • @craigstevens9734
    @craigstevens9734 Год назад +1

    Excellent video Appreciate all information. Tackle 44

  • @MichaelGerik
    @MichaelGerik Год назад +1

    3 years ago, I started throwing a carolina rig, on my spinning rod. I have a G-Loomis split shot rod, and I put a 1/2 oz weight followed by 2 bobber stops, then my size 3 offset shank hook. I keep the weight about 12-15 inches seperation. and at Lake of the Ozarks,, its made me a better fisherman.

  • @willperryman4559
    @willperryman4559 Год назад +1

    Hey Miles, I hope you guys had an incredible Christmas and everyone is keeping warm and cozy🔥 Glad you’re doing more videos and tips on terminal tackle and techniques. Of course I’ve got it from Seaguar, Hyabusa,and ZMAN 🤷🏻‍♂️😜🎣 I am registering for the Kerr/Buggs tournament as a coangler 🍀🎣🍀✊ there’s the Open, and a BFL and I can’t wait to learn. I’m in 2 clubs too, just to keep my lines tight😜🙌 Happy New Year 🎆🥳 and Best Success

    • @SonarFishing
      @SonarFishing  Год назад +1

      Oh man Will, I hope I draw you at the Open! How cool would that be!

    • @willperryman4559
      @willperryman4559 Год назад

      @@SonarFishing Incredible indeed, but you would have to tell me to stop blabbing, I would be so excited 😜😂 I am doing it for education but, it would be so awesome just to see you in beast mode✊

  • @donaldmoss3495
    @donaldmoss3495 4 месяца назад +1

    First time viewer. Was a very good information video. Your explanation was excellent. Thanks for sharing.

    • @SonarFishing
      @SonarFishing  4 месяца назад

      Thank you Donald, I am happy to have you as a new viewer. Glad you enjoyed it

    • @anthonyb27
      @anthonyb27 4 месяца назад

      Same, first timer, and new subscriber!

  • @joelambert1676
    @joelambert1676 2 месяца назад

    Good topic and well done.

  • @diversify210
    @diversify210 Год назад +7

    Carolina rigs are take to much time to rig and require to much different tackle to be worth it. Its just a bottom dragging rig that keeps the lure hire up in the water column and the bait only stays off the bottom if you are using a boyant lure otherwise its just dragging the bottom behind the weight. Power fishing a drop shot achieves the same results as a Carolina rig with the ability to keep even non floating lures off the bottom since the weight of the drop shot is rigged below the lure. The drop shot is less tackle and less time to rig and Id argue it has a more natural presentation in the water because again the heavier weight is rigged at the bottom of the bait.

    • @Schnazola
      @Schnazola 10 месяцев назад +1

      Yep. And C-rigs are tricky to cast, especially with long leaders. Gimme a drop shot every time. Although, I guess the C-rig is good for covering water and fishing "horizontally," whereas the DS is for "vertical" fishing. So, I guess I need to rethink that.

    • @wolfman3284
      @wolfman3284 Месяц назад

      C-rigs won’t take you that long to rig if you practice tieing line. Takes no more time to set up vs braid to floro

  • @TheBootyWrangler
    @TheBootyWrangler Год назад +2

    Man I was fishing my entire childhood and I really wish I took the time to learn all this shit. Back then I was much more interested in practicing my casts and using live bait I could collect myself and not have to pay for. Gotta get back into this since I have a son now and I’m overwhelmed 😂

    • @SonarFishing
      @SonarFishing  Год назад +1

      Well I’m glad you’re getting back into it! Let me know if I can do any videos to help you and your son. Thanks for watching.

  • @emach07
    @emach07 28 дней назад

    Thanks a bunch! I don't use either but looking into it and always wondered what the difference was.

  • @jumbofish5182
    @jumbofish5182 Год назад

    Great video. Thanks

  • @yentegoossens3244
    @yentegoossens3244 9 месяцев назад +2

    Here on europe we often use 1/4 ounce for T and C rigs

  • @williamschneider6811
    @williamschneider6811 11 месяцев назад +1

    I use monofilament on the leader to help the bait float a little more above the bottom.

  • @jacobsnow7982
    @jacobsnow7982 11 месяцев назад

    I would say if you are a starter if you ever want to do a Texas rig use it in the summer and if you ever go to a pond you should run weeds because I cut my PP by 6 pounds using it takes a waitlist to wait Texas rig in a pond

  • @Garminrules
    @Garminrules Год назад

    Good job..

  • @mannyg9059
    @mannyg9059 10 месяцев назад

    What is the best way to shore fish, using nightcrawlers in brushy and algal bloom reservoirs? Should I use nightcrawlers at all in those places?

  • @alanbritt457
    @alanbritt457 Год назад +1

    I enjoy the info. on your vids, just want to know what the circumstances are that determine the leader length on the c-rig. Thanks

  • @CS-wp5dz
    @CS-wp5dz Год назад

    What size beads do you use usually?

  • @ChristophercurtisChris
    @ChristophercurtisChris Год назад

    I want to know could you do a video about if it Travers to put on a top water bugs bait I know you can use I know you can't use frogs on buzzfeeds but I want to know if you could use swimming's

  • @LowBrowFishing
    @LowBrowFishing Год назад +4

    I've honestly never been a huge fan of a Carolina rig. They just don't work well in super vegetated waters lime we have here. But if I ever get to fish a hard-bottom fishery, I really would like to put one to the test!

  • @LimitedGunnerGM
    @LimitedGunnerGM Год назад +3

    Using tungsten, you may want to try Snelling your Texas rig to keep the weight from destroying the knot.

    • @SonarFishing
      @SonarFishing  Год назад

      Great idea! I don’t use a snell knot much anymore but could see how that could help.

    • @fullsendfishing2363
      @fullsendfishing2363 Год назад +2

      You can also use a bobber stop between the weight and knot to protect it.
      The snell works well, especially with straight shanked hooks and in closer quarters

  • @JAutomated
    @JAutomated 11 месяцев назад

    I live close to the Harris Chain. Do you think I’d do better with a Carolina rig in deep water towards the center of one of the lakes? Or would I do better to use the lipless crank baits in the canals and around docks? Thanks.

    • @jaegerdunnick3587
      @jaegerdunnick3587 11 месяцев назад +1

      Use the Carolina rigs on the canals and around the docks!! Big bass aren't as deep in the water as you might think. Crank baits work well but are a little trickier

  • @niveetbandu4207
    @niveetbandu4207 9 месяцев назад

    So now, what's the major difference between the dropshot and calorina rig, apart from the rigging... Wouldn't the bait move almost the same?

  • @christophershelton1735
    @christophershelton1735 Год назад

    I wonder why we don’t use something to protect the knot on a Texas rig.

  • @chrisshaffer9572
    @chrisshaffer9572 Год назад +1

    I like the fitzgerald balls idea but they break when I use a tungsten weight with them. Have you not had that issue? I am afraid when they break they are gonna knick my line. Just like using glass balls with tungsten.

    • @SonarFishing
      @SonarFishing  Год назад

      I actually have not had this issue. I’ve had them “dent” but not chip creating sharp edges. Sorry to hear you’ve had issues.

  • @eldinkup9017
    @eldinkup9017 3 дня назад

    Noticed my weight pulled in more weeds then the worm and hook do

  • @williamfaragher3671
    @williamfaragher3671 Год назад +1

    PING......

  • @L33TZER
    @L33TZER 3 дня назад +1

    why would you use a lighter lb on your leader? isn't the whole point of the leader to protect your main line? so wouldnt you want it to be a heaver lb test? if you used a lighter lb you'd, in theory risk losing the whole rig if a fish DID happen to get on due to it just naturally being weaker than the rest of your line

    • @SonarFishing
      @SonarFishing  3 дня назад

      Great question! There is actually many different purposes for leaders. As you pointed out many leaders are intended to be stronger than main line (sometimes made of steel) which is primarily an effort to eliminate breakage due to toothy species like pike. In bass fishing there is little need to have a leader that is stronger than the main line because the primary purpose of a leader for bass is to use a leader material that is less visible than say braided main line, so more often than not we use lighter leaders than the mainline. The big key is to always make tackle choices based on the weight of your leader and not the main line to reduce breakage or other failures.

    • @L33TZER
      @L33TZER 3 дня назад

      @@SonarFishing ahhhh okay, that makes sense too, i dont know if it was later in this video or somewhere else but I heard that lighter is also better if you’re using braid so if you get snagged or something you can break the line without having to cut so much braid constantly

  • @jacobsnow7982
    @jacobsnow7982 11 месяцев назад

    I meant to say PB

  • @danielswartz6818
    @danielswartz6818 2 месяца назад

    Very poor demo

  • @ebisu8824
    @ebisu8824 8 месяцев назад

    That's the worst swivel I've seen since 1990

  • @jimpowers2047
    @jimpowers2047 Год назад +1

    not even close to true

    • @SonarFishing
      @SonarFishing  Год назад

      I’d love to hear your perspective.

    • @Garminrules
      @Garminrules Год назад

      This jim powers guy has no clue....you cant comment on his videos cause hes a trump lover.

    • @jimpowers2047
      @jimpowers2047 Год назад +1

      @@Garminrules reported your blues azz dude😂

    • @Garminrules
      @Garminrules Год назад

      @@jimpowers2047 right on!