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If you’re running forward-facing sonar and still tying your double jig rig the traditional way, you might be missing out on easy doubles.
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In this video, I break down a small modification I’ve made to my double jig rig that keeps both baits inside the strike window — increasing your chances of hooking up with TWO crappie at once. With FFS, we’ve learned that crappie feed up, but they rarely chase far vertically. Traditional inline double rigs can space your top bait too far above the fish, making it less effective.
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I’ll show you:
How I tie my modified double jig rig
Why it’s more effective than the traditional inline setup
When to throw it for the best results
And how I use it to capitalize on aggressive fish early
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Most of your best opportunities come within the first few casts at a fresh brush pile before fish get pressured. Starting with a modified double rig allows you to take advantage of that aggressive feeding window and potentially double up before they get educated.
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And when they stop reacting?
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I’ll also show you how switching to a single jig presentation can help trigger bites from more neutral fish that won’t commit right away.
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This is a simple rig change that can make a big difference — especially when fishing scattered crappie over brush in 15 to 20 feet of water.
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🎣 Gear Used:
7ft Medium Powered Spinning Rod
2500 Series Spinning Reel
10lb Power Pro Braid
8lb Flourocarbon Leader
Jig Heads- Big Bite Baits Elite Jig Heads- 1/8oz and 1/16oz
Dirty Baits- soft plastic- Slayer 2''- Gold Dust or Ghost Pearl
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