Inshore Rigs

[Jer]

I would like to see some pictures of inshore rigs and the name of the species you have caught on it. Thank you!

[Jer]

We've had a great thread about inshore/surf red drum rigs:
http://www.sportfishermen.com/board/...-rig-9685.html

... but we don't have red drum down here

[jdkliesing]

This was at a rig I dont have any pic's of the rig tho. And this was the worst we've ever done at a rig the trip was also cut short do to the second pic but it's all I got, the piece of crapp camera I was useing wasn't flashing and I didn't know it so thats why the quality sucks.

[Jer]

jdkliesing, thanks for your post, nice fish.

I think my initial post could use a few additional words... I would like to see fishing rigs (terminal tackle). It would be sweet if I could have access to oil rigs... I know there's at least one oil rig on this state. My wife has an uncle that used to work there and he caught nice fish on handlines.

[jdkliesing]

lol Well, I dont have any pic's of the rig's I use at the rig's either.

[dman25]

I've got company coming shortly but if noone post pics of my favorite 2 rigs, I'll do a pic post for you later tonight. If anyone has pics feel free. First rig is a simple dropper loop rig. Tie two dropper loops about 18 inches apart on your leader then finish with a loop knot at the end for the sinker. Secon rig is really simple. Snell your hook on the end of your leader. Then about 2 foot up tie a dropper loop for you sinker. First rig is good when fishing fromm a boat for bottom fish. Second rig can be fished anywhere and is especially good for tog or other bottom fish. Best part is the price. No terminal tackle other than hook and sinker.