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titanium wire rigs are my choice for 3/8 and under , stronger yet more flexible at the same time. give the rod a sweep and the wires partially collapse and then flare back out. triggering bites.

 

i don;t recommend them for heavy jigheads/swimbaits over 3/8, that's when i use a stiffer wire rig 

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6 hours ago, Smalls21 said:

i add a short wire leader on the middle arm of mine.

This is what I started doing also, as well as putting a larger and or different colored bait on that longer one.  Can't say I have done much with it, but at least after throwing it for a while I feel like I have done something :)  

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1 minute ago, dnj21 said:

This is what I started doing also, as well as putting a larger and or different colored bait on that longer one.  Can't say I have done much with it, but at least after throwing it for a while I feel like I have done something :)  

I will usually keep the same bait, but will use a scrounger head on it

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All 3 baits that have hooks are 5 inch swimbaits most of the time with swimming fluke jr. at top for my dummies. Not all swim baits are created equal, I like a swimbait that when reeled ever so slowly will still paddle the tail just fine but not all do.

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From Florida. I think I could use a Sabiki rig here in Missouri for bait fish if only with 3 hooks, but what about larger sport fish? Used it all the time in Florida for large Spanish mackerel. 

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