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Has anyone made their own umbrella rigs?  I guide king Salmon anglers in Alaska for a month in the summer.  I want to try umbrella rigs for them this year.  I wood go broke if they work and I have to buy them already made.  I have seen how they can catch bass.  May be the best thing ever for King Salmon.  Does anyone have any suggestions?  Where can I get the wire?  What would I need to make them?  I wont be using soft swim baits on them, just spinners. I already have hundreds of spinner blades.  Need Information on wire and weights. I know this is a bass fishing site.  Because no Salmon fisherman use them, there is no Salmon anglers to ask.  Would appreciate any advice.

  • Super User
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l believe Barlows has some wire harnesses that fit in their mold.

  • Super User
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I have been making my own since the "craze" started.

First used the utility flag marker wires, then some stainless steel wisks ( like used in the kitchen) and lastly Toothproof brown stainless steel saltwater wire leader in 500# test.

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This is a smaller version using 240# Toothproof wire. Caught more bass with this size than the larger size.

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  • Global Moderator
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Barlow's sells the poured, unpainted A rigs in 10 packs for under $20. I bought some this winter and they worked just fine. 

http://www.barlowstackle.com/Casting-Umbrella-Rig-Lure-Head-Unpainted-P2538.aspx

  • Super User
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Thanks for the help.  I will buy some from Barlows and try making some.  I don't need a weight in the front, but can't figure out how to connect the wires together.  Any suggestions? 

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Fishingskirts.com was carrying the boss silicone umbrella rig mold and wire harnesses use resin to pour the head so no lead weight

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