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Mr. Sandman · 12-15-2011, 11:44 AM

I think he has them rigged differently. Looks like a cork and a weight. I can't imagine rigging a natural bait dredge. Lots of work. But if you have the time and the bait...I am sure it works.

The trend seem to be going to those large Mylar ribbons with fish printed on them. Probably out of practicality. I have only use the rubber fish (paddle tails and molded ballyhoo types). They work well but can exert a lot of drag at higher speeds.
It is cool to see the fish approach them.

Here are a couple more

sandmanfishingteam1's Channel - YouTube

sandmanfishingteam1's Channel - YouTube

12-15-2011, 11:44 AM	#5
Mr. Sandman Registered User iTrader: (0) Join Date: Sep 2001 Posts: 7,649	I think he has them rigged differently. Looks like a cork and a weight. I can't imagine rigging a natural bait dredge. Lots of work. But if you have the time and the bait...I am sure it works. The trend seem to be going to those large Mylar ribbons with fish printed on them. Probably out of practicality. I have only use the rubber fish (paddle tails and molded ballyhoo types). They work well but can exert a lot of drag at higher speeds. It is cool to see the fish approach them. Here are a couple more sandmanfishingteam1's Channel - YouTube sandmanfishingteam1's Channel - YouTube Last edited by Mr. Sandman; 12-15-2011 at 11:55 AM..