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A works so well Very good looking alabam rig, catch bass in the 7+ lb range, no had any breakage yet on the hardware. This rig is a compact, flashy, finesse-style umbrella rig equipped with five spinnerbait blades to help it further imulate a small school of baitfish. This rig is featuring super-strong flexible wire that lets you fish any type of lure,cast it farther and work it at any depth. all the while presenting the “bait chase” appearance With this rig you will be catching more than one bass at a time it has 5 wires and sometimes this rig catches up to 4 bass per cast Great for use with freshwater/saltwater baits Classic Strong and Flexible Arms Stainless Steel Arms
1 WORKS SO WELL!!! Caught a lot of big basss with alabama rig. 50 years ago, people use him as a bait for salt water fishing, trout fishing is also very good.
2 CHRISTMAS TREE!!! because it had the shiney blades that make it look a school of shad. Nice steady and thick arms which don't easily mash up when catching a fish or 2 at a time.
3 HIGH QUALITY PRODUCT!!! Made with good quality swivels, the spoons can spin freely, catch bass in the 7+ lb range, no had any breakage yet on the hardware.
4 GIFT!!! Very good looking umbrella rig, Can be given to like fishing father, brother, nephew, boyfriend.
5 WARRANTY!!! Alabama Rig has a 1-year warranty, If you have any problem, please contact with our customer service and we will reply you within 24 hours.
I am not sure about crappie but they are great for striped bass at Lake Texoma.
Yes ma’am you sure can but I would leave that purchase up to your husband. The reason your husband should take care of this task is he knows what he will be fishing for and where he will fish.What will be attached is called a jig. A jig is basically a metal head affixed to a hook with a skirt or soft plastic body pulled onto the hook shaft. Jigs come in a myriad of types, colors and weights depending on what type of fish he is fishing for. There is also many different hook sizes and styles to choose from. It is the fisherman’s job to put all this together in a manner the fish will want to bite it.I hope this helps you and your husband.God Bless and be well
Yes, I believe you are supposed to bend the arms out. Easier to package and ship when they are all bunched together. I bent mine out, not at a drastic angle, but out enough to make it look like a small group of bait fish.
These are sold as single rigs.
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Are these small enough to crappie fish with. I've made and purchased some in the past that are smaller. Would these work also ?
I am not sure about crappie but they are great for striped bass at Lake Texoma.
Can you buy just the attachments? (I have the umbrella rigs i bought for my husband). Thanks.
Yes ma’am you sure can but I would leave that purchase up to your husband. The reason your husband should take care of this task is he knows what he will be fishing for and where he will fish.What will be attached is called a jig. A jig is basically a metal head affixed to a hook with a skirt or soft plastic body pulled onto the hook shaft. Jigs come in a myriad of types, colors and weights depending on what type of fish he is fishing for. There is also many different hook sizes and styles to choose from. It is the fisherman’s job to put all this together in a manner the fish will want to bite it.I hope this helps you and your husband.God Bless and be well
Are you suppose to bend the rods outward? It’s all clumped together and looks terrible in the water.
Yes, I believe you are supposed to bend the arms out. Easier to package and ship when they are all bunched together. I bent mine out, not at a drastic angle, but out enough to make it look like a small group of bait fish.
Is this one or two rigs?
These are sold as single rigs.
