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I just bought a pack of them the other day and I was just wondering how you guys rig em up? I was thinking either a split shot rig or a finnese Texas rig

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Pro slider head

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I love lizards!(I love a lot of lures)  Texas rigged with a 1/16 oz or a 1/8 oz tungsten bullet weight, 6mm faceted glass bead.  Just slow reel it back and it will get hit.  I like shakyheads with small lizards as well.  it looks like a feeding salamander or newt.  Dropshot is another good way to rig it.  The most popular with bigger lizards is most likely Carolina rig(at least it was when I was a kid) although I personally don't throw a C-rig anymore. 

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Never used the mini....but the regular size work best for me t-rigged; light weight.  Never caught a big bass on a lizard smaller than 6 inches, but I still throw the reg zooms sometimes when its slow.  There's been days when I couldn't get a bite on anything until I tossed lizards and then caught 1#'ers non-stop.  They're a fun filler when its slow.  T-rig 'em with no more than 1/4oz; 1/8 better.  Bring it back slow, but keep it moving.  Unlike a lot of worms, I don't get bites with a lizard just sitting still on the bottom.  Also try it weightless and let it flutter down -- if it gets to bottom without being hit, drag it back across the surface just fast enough to get the legs and tail pumping

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T-rig, and choose your weight based on the clarity/cover/wind.

 

Had a good day with a chartruse regular size lizard on sunday t-rigged 1/4 tungsten, hopping it through some think weedy grass. Threw a curl tale accross the flat not bites, put on the lizard same area 4 in an hour.

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Split shot, mojo, pegged texas, carolina.

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I had a guide friend years ago on Toledo Bend that used the small lizard on a short C-Rig, maybe 12-18". He called it his "limit finder". I think that's now called the Mojo as stated above. I have to agree with him.

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Question : Can you C-Rig or T-Rig a 4" ~ 6" lizzard any other time of the year beyond the spawn ?

I always hear about the lizzard success during the spawn (i.e. nest robber) but  I hear  little AFTER the spawn ...Your thoughts ?

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Slider heads exclusively for all my salamanders.

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I've had success with the Texas rig, but I've caught the big bass just swim it. Look for structure and cast and reel it in slow about a foot off it. I use a 3/8 oz. jig head. I also recommend doing the same thing with the baby brush hog.

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That is a split shot rig bait. The 5 and 6 inch work great on about any rig but the 4" is just too small for a shakey head or t-rig IMO. Great with a little hook and split shot. 

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