The Carolina rig is one of those seemingly lost techniques, but when it’s employed today it can still produce banner days on the water. Whether you’re fishing around aquatic vegetation ...

Carolina rig fishing for bass can be effective throughout the year and at a wide range of depths, but it works best in more than 10 feet of water after bass are done spawning. A Carolina rig can ...

These four rigs—the Wacky Rig, Carolina Rig, Texas Rig, and Tube Rig—are some of the most effective methods in catching bass. The Wacky Rig is crazy-simple, yet highly effective, setup for ...

How the Carolina rig works The Carolina rig is made to fish a plastic bait just off the bottom-right where bass do a lot of their feeding. Unlike the Texas rig, it works by separating your sinker ...

The free rig is a cross between the ever-popular Texas rig and the seemingly forgotten Carolina rig. As far as bass fishing techniques go, it doesn’t get much hype, but occasionally sees some ...

The commonly used rigs are the Apollo Rig, the Carolina Rig, and the Paternoster Rig. Each setup offers unique advantages and is tailored to specific conditions and target species. The Apollo Rig ...

Fishing guide Ben Matsubu says crappie are good in 10 to 20 feet using blue ice jigs around brush piles and old lay downs.

In order to get below these smaller bass, Millsap and his partner, Jody Berger, relied on “... lightweight Carolina rigs on windblown points close to the river channel.” ...