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Weedless Ned Rig Head

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  • Super User

I have been trying to find a good weedless Ned Rig Head. Any suggestions?  I have tried a couple that look like the one below but after a few fish all the ones I have tried start to have the wires unravel.  It's frustrating. The wires get wrapped around the line and sometimes cause it to get frayed. 

 

 

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I’ve had good luck just Texas rigging with 1/16 oz weight and a Gamakatsu #1 ewg hook pegged with a bobber stop. 

  • Super User

If bottom trash is a problem with Ned try using a Ned on a drop shot with the hook above the sinker a foot or so. 

  • Super User

You need to find someone who has the Midwest finesse mold that takes the Victory #1 EWG hook.  That’s the closest thing to weedless that I have found.

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  • Super User

Offset Ned jigs are good for light weeds (like this: https://www.tacklewarehouse.com/descpage-BLO.html).  

 

If heavier cover than that, then consider a Tiny Child Rig... most weedless version out there, but you have to buy the hook and sinker separate.  Videos out there on how to rig, pretty simple. 

  • Super User

I fish the Flatlands Tackle wobble head and/or  Texas rigged with a Gamakatsu EWG.

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outcast tackle weedless ned.

  • Super User
6 hours ago, Jig Man said:

You need to find someone who has the Midwest finesse mold that takes the Victory #1 EWG hook.  That’s the closest thing to weedless that I have found.

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These are great. perfect light Ned head for weeds. 

I have been using Mustad KVD Grip-Pin 2X Fine Wire Hook in size 1 for weedless Ned rig with a tungsten weight.  The plastic keeper on the hook holds Z man TRDs really well.

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10 hours ago, SproDD79 said:

I just ordered a few of these and they work great but they are mot much different than a regular EWG. I wish they came in lighter head. 1/6 is the smallest as they have. 

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16 hours ago, Jig Man said:

You need to find someone who has the Midwest finesse mold that takes the Victory #1 EWG hook.  That’s the closest thing to weedless that I have found.

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I make these also and they're the closest thing to a regular Ned while being pretty snag free that I've found. I do some with a wire weedguard also and they get bent up pretty quickly. 

We offer weedless Tungsten Ned heads, offset tungsten, and offset ned heads. 

20 hours ago, FryDog62 said:

Offset Ned jigs are good for light weeds (like this: https://www.tacklewarehouse.com/descpage-BLO.html).  

 

If heavier cover than that, then consider a Tiny Child Rig... most weedless version out there, but you have to buy the hook and sinker separate.  Videos out there on how to rig, pretty simple. 

I got those the other day and plan to fish with them this weekend.

I know these are more like a mini Texas rig than they are a traditional Ned Rig. But these are all I use now for z man plastics like the big TRD and the pro craws. They’re very weedless. 
 

https://www.tacklewarehouse.com/Z-Man_Finesse_Bulletz_Weedless_Jig_Heads_3pk/descpage-ZMFB.html

  • Super User

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Couldn't find any I liked so I started making my own.

 

Allen

Weedless Ned heads with the wires aren't really weedless. They should be called snag resistant. If snagging is a problem, I've found that going to a lighter head is the best option (and/or using a swim hop retrieve). If weeds are truly the problem, Texas rigged style is your best bet.

The z man Ned lockz are one of the better ones and a stout hook ! If you aren’t using elaztech baits, you can pop off the little led keeper that’s on the hook…. Then you can use it with any Ned bait on the market . 

  • Super User

i have the Owners.  i should just give them away at this point.  i dont use them at all.

 

i just texas rig them now.  pegged if i feel it would help, but usually not. 

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