hunter drew
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The Bubble Rig actually catches fish.
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I have seen them used on trout and when you tip that hook with a night crawler and fill the bubble up just enough to get down a bout a foot, it can be a deadly walleye rig.
huntwriter
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Up here in British Columbia I have used the �poor mans� rig as shown, and modified, several times and can attest to the fact that it works on trout.
Modifications include filling the clear float with water to sink it a foot or two or more, depending on the volume of water you fill into the float. Other modifications are to change the bare hook for a wedding band and/or drop a tiny amount of Alka-Seltzer in thesoda straw for more air bubbles. You also can bait the hook with dew-worms and shrimp.
The way it works is that the sound combined with the erratic movement mimics a fish in distress and provokes predatory fish to attack it.
Modifications include filling the clear float with water to sink it a foot or two or more, depending on the volume of water you fill into the float. Other modifications are to change the bare hook for a wedding band and/or drop a tiny amount of Alka-Seltzer in thesoda straw for more air bubbles. You also can bait the hook with dew-worms and shrimp.
The way it works is that the sound combined with the erratic movement mimics a fish in distress and provokes predatory fish to attack it.
