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What size hook? I skip a lot of docks and don't have issues with snagging there either. Is there a lot of cross support beams or something? Not meaning to sound doubting, trying to find if there's a solution for you other than having to pop for expensive, weedless style heads.

These new Ned heads don't really have enough lead to put a weedguard in I'm afraid. Have you tried one of the slip on style weedguards? There's some guys around here that use them and like them pretty well. 

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I have settled on the Owner Ultra heads for my weedless ned head. It does really want to have the lure glued on, but I bought some tiny fly fishing hooks and over the winter i am going to try my hand at tying them on as a weedguard.  

 

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Here is the correct Seibert link for his version of the Ned Rig jig head  (morel) : http://www.siebertoutdoors.com/Morel-Jig-Head-1022.htm . *Best all - around Ned jig head  hook size is a #2 ; I also use a #4 but have not used a #1 size (although I'm sure it would work fine on the 1/8th oz. version morel)  ... **Mike , what size is the hook in the morel jig head ?

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7 hours ago, ChrisD46 said:

Here is the correct Seibert link for his version of the Ned Rig jig head  (morel) : http://www.siebertoutdoors.com/Morel-Jig-Head-1022.htm . *Best all - around Ned jig head  hook size is a #2 ; I also use a #4 but have not used a #1 size (although I'm sure it would work fine on the 1/8th oz. version morel)  ... **Mike , what size is the hook in the morel jig head ?

Pretty sure the new moerel jig heads are poured on a #1 owner hook.

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Is it best to use paint or powder paint ? I still hand paint my jigs and then put a coat of clear epoxy that is my jigs with weed guards.Thanks

Small jaw 67 great video's on hand tying hair jigs,thanks,  my son-in-law graduated from Millerville college

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I powder coat mine to make them stronger, but if you want to paint and epoxy them, I'm sure the epoxy would be as good or stronger than powder coat.

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I powder paint mine. They don'tever last long enough to need a super durable paint job.

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Cast from alloys legal to fish in Massachusetts.

 

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I finally got to fish the new heads and I am not a fan.  The keeper seems somehow worse than the Zman one and the #1 hook is just too big and rolls over and snags very often.  I had a mix of Zman, the New, and some Gopher heads and fished them all in the same pond.  The New heads would snag far more often and would break off rather than pull out like the other heads would.  They also seemed to get hit less but I don't have any real numbers to back that up and was not fishing uniform colors across the different heads.  I would try them again if someone offers them with a smaller hook but I am not getting anymore of the #1 sized ones.  

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In the natural lakes we fish, no exposed-hook jig is going very far without fouling (if fished properly).

You might try a 'Brewer's 1/16oz Slider Head' where the worm is Texas-rigged and fully weedless.

 

Roger

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8 hours ago, RoLo said:

In the natural lakes we fish, no exposed-hook jig is going very far without fouling (if fished properly).

You might try a 'Brewer's 1/16oz Slider Head' where the worm is Texas-rigged and fully weedless.

 

Roger

 

That technique isn't really good for Florida, it is more of a Midwest (hence the name) and Northern technique for clear water.

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5 hours ago, smalljaw67 said:

 

That technique isn't really good for Florida, it is more of a Midwest (hence the name) and Northern technique for clear water.

 

That's what they said about Swimbaits in Florida, which were concocted in Californa,

but today swimbaits are a mainstay in Florida. The Ned Rig was adapted to the Midwest,

but a minor tweak is all that's needed to adapt it to the weedy lakes in Florida.

By simply Texas-rigging the worm on a 1/16oz Z-bend jighead, it will catch runt bass all day,

even when other lures aren't. Anglers in our local tournaments often use a similar setup

just to fill a limit, then change their tactics for kicker fish.

 

Roger

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25 minutes ago, RoLo said:

 

 

By simply Texas-rigging the worm on a 1/16oz Z-bend jighead, it will catch runt bass all day,

even when other lures aren't.

 

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I would argue the runt part, but this rig has caught me more fish then about everything else I throw combined.  

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On 10/24/2016 at 7:38 AM, Siebert Outdoors said:

Give me to the end of the week or early next week and I'll have them ready.

What hooks will you be using?

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21 hours ago, Bunnielab said:

 

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I would argue the runt part, but this rig has caught me more fish then about everything else I throw combined.  

I need a weedless head too. The mushroom style, in light weights, does ok in live vegetation, but its all the dead stuff, the floating stalks, and detritus/muck/gunk that fouls me up.

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On ‎2‎/‎24‎/‎2017 at 11:05 AM, Bunnielab said:

 

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I would argue the runt part, but this rig has caught me more fish then about everything else I throw combined.  

 

If these are working for you then I say stick with them. I make most of my own lead heads but I use these as well. Look into the Jobee jigheads if you are looking for an alternative with a bullet weight head.

 

Allen

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On 2/25/2017 at 8:04 PM, Mosster47 said:

Do any of you guys sell these? I need to stock up on some.

http://www.siebertoutdoors.com/Morel-Jig-Head-1022.htm

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