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    cool. even has a place to click at the end to see his rigging how to.

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    Thanks for the Info. Lots of good information. The rigging video was great.

    I made a rigging needle out of wire coat hangers. what I did is cut a 8 inch section of the coat hanger. Then with a hammer I smashed one end flat. Then drill a small hole for the dacron line. also sharpen the needle end with a file. Just incase you guys were wondering where to get a rigging needle.

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    That is excellent advice vpass thank you. Smashing a hanger down and drilling in the middle for the line. You must have a lot of very small drill bits, is it a standard metal bit or diamond bit?

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    John posted a video on how to rig the eels. Thought it was very informative.


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    Quote Originally Posted by vpass View Post

    I made a rigging needle out of wire coat hangers. what I did is cut a 8 inch section of the coat hanger. Then with a hammer I smashed one end flat. Then drill a small hole for the dacron line. also sharpen the needle end with a file. Just incase you guys were wondering where to get a rigging needle.
    This is a pretty ingenious trick when you can't get your hands on a rigging needle. Old school. Nice, vpass.

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    Saw a video on Greg Mcnamara rigging and catching. Starts at 2:40

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    Thought it might be time to bring this thread to the top, for some of our newer members.



    "Many men go fishing all their lives without knowing that it is not fish they are after." -Henry David Thoreau.

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    going to have to try this when the bluefish leave. Thanks for sharing.

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