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Selecting the Right Plastic… Carolina Rigging

March 24, 2015 by Glenn Walker

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Choosing the right plastic for Carolina-rigs could mean the difference in catching fish consistently, and not getting bit at all.

Last week I discussed good plastic choices when flipping for bass in heavy cover. This week let’s look at the plastics for dragging bottom with a Carolina-rig. There are numerous options to choose from, but for me, here are a few key plastics I am confident in.

My starting bait for a Carolina-rig is a small creature, like the Zoom Baby Brush Hog https://zoombait.com/creature/hogs/baby-brush-hogs/ . It is compact so it can be cast with ease, yet produces a fish enticing action with its curly tail. This bait also does a good job imitating a crawfish especially if that’s what the bass are feeding on. If I’m getting a lot of small bass on this bait, I’ll bump up to the larger Brush Hog.

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About Glenn Walker

Glenn has been fishing tournaments for over ten years, spreading his passion and knowledge of the sport via articles and videos. He keeps busy fishing events across Minnesota and on the Mississippi River. Glenn's sponsors include: Ducky, Humminbird, Jeff Belzer Chevrolet, Mercury Marine, Minn Kota, Onyx, Plano, Rayjus, RC Tackle, Seaguar, Simms, Snag Proof, The Rod Glove, TroKar, Wright & McGill and Zoom. For more information check out glennwalkerfishing.com or follow along on his Facebook Page: Glenn Walker Fishing

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