Fishing rig setup

The floating drift rig one of the most common drift rigs used to catch fish in moving water. The other is the slinky drift rig. These rigs are often employed to catch salmon and steelhead but they can work just as well for most other fish in flowing water to. Fish living in moving water watch things flow past them all day long. Most things float at around the same speed as the water. Drift rigs are designed to match this flow to the greatest extent possible.

Fishing rigs

Learn how to set up a drop shot rig the EASY way: which weight to choose, how to rig the worm or other plastic bait and how to fish the rig itself

A bobber stopper will only be needed if you use a free-sliding bobber on your fishing line. In a float fishing setup, these floats are attached to the line

Float Fishing Rig, everything below the Bobber Stop with a helpful diagram. This tip provides a detailed description of each of the elements of the popular Float (or Drift) Fishing setup. E.g. The float, leader, weight, hook, swivel, bobber stop, duo-lock, beads and so much more. Check out the visual ...

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where do you put a bobber? Do you need a sinker? We can help. Check out the most common rigs for still fishing. https://bit.ly/3TIcpcV