Four Reel Doe
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Well, it's sortof a combination of both the Carolina Rig and the Texas Rig. I just clamp a little lead split-shot right onto the main line about 12 inches up from my hook, which is usually tipped with a trick or finesse worm, and let'er rip. Do any of yous guys use this rig? My little brother has about 6 or 8 different rod and reel combos all rigged with different fancy lures...hardbaits, spinnerbaits, shakey heads, swim baits, jigs, ect. ect....needless to say he has really gotton into bass fishing here recently. Every time, and I mean every time, I have fished with him this year, I've put more in the boat than he has - yep, and you guessed, every single fish I've caught was caught using the "Georgia" rig. I've found it to be the most consistent fish catching rig for all seasons and all conditions. Heck, I even caught a fine jackfish up on Burton a few weeks ago using it!!