How To Rig
Hook desired lures directly to the snap swivels. DO NOT use any additional leaders or you will tangle the baits together.

We recommend that you weight the Center wire slightly heavier than the others. This will help balance the rig and give it the correct action. An example would be to rig the 4 outside wires with a 3/16 oz jig head and the center wire with a 3/8 oz jig head. The depth that you are fishing will dictate how heavy you want to weight the rig.

How To Fish
When schools of bass are located on your electronics you can drop a buoy down as a reference point. Cast the rig and count down to the depth you saw the fish at. Depending on how heavy the baits are that you have rigged will determine the fall rate. To begin with, count 1 foot per second. As you get familiar with the descent rate, you can vary. Count the rig down so it is below the depth that the fish were detected at. Now you can work it up through the school of fish. Try various retrieval speeds to see what produces the best results. Sometimes a steady retrieve works best and other times the fish prefer a reel and pause so the bait sinks down a few feet. Then just reel up the slack and repeat.

Baits To Use
There is no limitation on the baits and sizes that ca be used on the School-E-Rig. You can use plastic swim baits, paddle tail swimbaits, jig heads with grubs, create baits, worms, jig and pig, toads and frogs.

NOTE: The Hooks and Swimbaits do not come with this rig

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