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Stout hook with a chunk of fresh cutbait and a barrel swivel, no weight. Cast it out and let the wave action wash it around or current carry it if it's slow enough. That's how I caught my PB blue and flathead (both over 50lbs and both on the same day). 

 

For livebaiting flatheads or in current the standard slip sinker rig gets the nod. 

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  • Super User
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A few days ago I tried a rig my friend tied on for me, I can't exactly remember how he had it set up but it had to do with a slip bobber and a treble hook underneath it with just the weight of the bait we were using. Worked pretty good for some channel cat

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Depends on where I'm fishing.  I use the ol slip sinker rig a lot on rivers, since the current bounces the bait around some.  Bank fishing on a lake, I like to use a drop shot rig, to keep the bait up off the bottom some.  From a boat, I like to use a modified drop shot rig, with a bottom bouncer weight on it, so I can drift across the flats with em.

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I usually use a c-rig, with a 1/2 ounce weight, if I am fishing on the bottom.  If I am using a bobber I'll go a little lighter.

  • Global Moderator
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A few days ago I tried a rig my friend tied on for me, I can't exactly remember how he had it set up but it had to do with a slip bobber and a treble hook underneath it with just the weight of the bait we were using. Worked pretty good for some channel cat

Sounds like a Santee Cooper rig

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Yep, same with me, but I always called it the fishinder rig instead of the slip sinker rig. I like to use shrimp for both bullheads and channel cats. When targeting bigger ones, I like large cutbait.

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A big hook, a bluegill's freshly chopped off head and cast it out and let it sit there.............

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No weight if possible, otherwise as little weight as possible on a carolina rig. The most important part of a catfish rig is fresh cut bait!

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Well dang. I just use a casting sinker or rubber core sinker and a hook loaded with worms or chicken gizzard or liver.

You all fancy it up!

Josh

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