A new plastic rigging....At least for me

cassidyta · 08-09-09, 01:19 PM

I paid my monthly dues to the bait monkey on Friday. While I was there, the guy ringing me out noticed the packs of trick worms and asked if I had used the Hedicki Rig (No clue if spelling is even close) which is sometimes called the D!*k rig.

The rig is very easy to tie on and was deadly for me. It is really just a modified wacky rig. Take one of the longer (I was using 6 1/2 ") trickworms put a nailweight in the nose and wacky rig it half way between the nose and hump. It is best done with a circle hook since it is easier to bury back into the bait to be weightless.

I played around with various retrieves and pretty much all of them worked for fish.

I figured I would pass it on.

08-09-09, 01:19 PM	#1
cassidyta BassFishin.Com Super Veteran Join Date: Jul 2008 Location: San Diego, CA Posts: 2,928	A new plastic rigging....At least for me I paid my monthly dues to the bait monkey on Friday. While I was there, the guy ringing me out noticed the packs of trick worms and asked if I had used the Hedicki Rig (No clue if spelling is even close) which is sometimes called the D!*k rig. The rig is very easy to tie on and was deadly for me. It is really just a modified wacky rig. Take one of the longer (I was using 6 1/2 ") trickworms put a nailweight in the nose and wacky rig it half way between the nose and hump. It is best done with a circle hook since it is easier to bury back into the bait to be weightless. I played around with various retrieves and pretty much all of them worked for fish. I figured I would pass it on. __________________ If you have ever wondered if you should retie, the answer is yes.

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