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My stuff for the Neko rig is starting to show up in the mail. My question is, is this a light line finesse technique only or can you use it on a casting rod with 12 pound line? Thanks.

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1 hour ago, Fishin' Fool said:

My stuff for the Neko rig is starting to show up in the mail. My question is, is this a light line finesse technique only or can you use it on a casting rod with 12 pound line? Thanks.

My friend, it's a rig, you can fish whatever you want with whatever you want, in my neck of the woods you ain't going to go too far with Mickey Mouse gear when you got the chance of hooking a 10+ lber between tough mesquite trees. I "finesse" 1/2 oz shakeyheads with heavy rods, 15 - 17 lb test nylon or copoly and Brush Hogs as bait.

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I would think it would be better to throw it on soinning gear! You could with 12 lb. line on a baitcaster buy why unless like Raul said. I fish it on spinning gear!

Bigger baits and weights= Heavier line and heavier rod.  I have done it and it's worked. But in general it is a more finesse technique

I personally would use spinning gear with lighter line unless there is heavier cover around. Same outfit you would throw a wacky senko on. 

You'll be fine, just adjust your drag to a point where your hook won't bend out.

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My Neko rig stuff is showing up and Raul said I could Neko rig anything so I thought I would start with these frogs....................... ;)

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38 minutes ago, Fishin' Fool said:

My Neko rig stuff is showing up and Raul said I could Neko rig anything so I thought I would start with these frogs....................... ;)

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What worms are you going to use? A very good worm for the Niko rig is the nikko baits bass worm.

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15 minutes ago, lakeannaangler said:

What worms are you going to use? A very good worm for the Niko rig is the nikko baits bass worm.

Who said worms ? my man is my padawan and we fish manly macho baits ( we got hair on the chest n´chew tobakee ) , he gonna Neko rig these:

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and these:

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Rage Lobsters and Zoom Brush Hogs, that´s what we machos use to fish. :checkitout:

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30 minutes ago, lakeannaangler said:

What worms are you going to use? A very good worm for the Niko rig is the nikko baits bass worm.

I got some Havoc bottom hoppers, Netbait T-mac, and Reins Bubbling shakers. But I also was gonna give the Rage Tail craws a shot. It seems like it would work good in theory.

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51 minutes ago, Fishin' Fool said:

Just a joke!

I know. I was thinking more of a spook!

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59 minutes ago, Fishin' Fool said:

I got some Havoc bottom hoppers, Netbait T-mac, and Reins Bubbling shakers. But I also was gonna give the Rage Tail craws a shot. It seems like it would work good in theory.

Oh yah I have some Yamamoto Flappin Hogs. I thought those might work too.

3 hours ago, Fishin' Fool said:

I got some Havoc bottom hoppers, Netbait T-mac, and Reins Bubbling shakers. But I also was gonna give the Rage Tail craws a shot. It seems like it would work good in theory.

Those are some very  good choices

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On Monday, May 16, 2016 at 9:24 PM, lakeannaangler said:

Bigger baits and weights= Heavier line and heavier rod.  I have done it and it's worked. But in general it is a more finesse technique

^^This^^ - Bigger Baits + Larger Hooks + Heavier Weights = Heavier equipment and line . No reason why a 12" Bull Worm with a 3/8th oz. weight and a 2/0 octopus hook wouldn't work .

I think GYBC is overpriced, but their California Roll is an extremely good Neko rig bait. 

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