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How To Make Catfish Jug Lines
Jugging or jug fishing for catfish is a simple and effective way to get started catfishing and you can have some great catfishing success jugging. Whether you want to catch a mess of smaller cats or go after that next world record you can do so successfully with catfish jug lines.
Before you get started make sure you check your local laws on jugging for cats. Some states have regulations on color, number of hooks and other restrictions and some don't allow the use of juglines at all.
If you decide to fish using these methods, make sure you fish ethically and responsibly. Never leave your juglines in the water for extended periods of time without checking them, always remove all of them from the water when not in use, and make sure you throw the big cats back. Catch and release of the trophy cats will assure good fishing for generations to come.
There are several different ways to make catfish jug lines and in this article we will focus on how to make catfish jug lines that are drift fishing juglines or "free floating" setups. Once you get more advanced you will want to make better jugs like flagging catfish jugs or fishing noodle jugs.
How To Make Catfish Jug Lines
This is a simple and easy way to get started juggin' for cats.
Take a twenty ounce soda bottle and make a few short sprays with some paint down inside the bottle. Screw the lid on and roll the bottle around to coat the inside with paint. This will make them easier to see from a distance.
Now cut a three foot piece of number nine braided nylon twine. Make sure you use braided line because the twisted kind won't hold up.
Tie the twine to the neck of the bottle using a slip knot and pull it tight. Now take a 7/0 Eagle Claw L197F circle hook and attach it to the other end using a Palomar knot. Once your hook is secure go a few inches above the hook and crimp on a small split shot weight, and make sure it is good and tight. You now know how to make catfish jug lines.
Repeat this process and make several more and you will be ready to get started jugging for cats!
Head to your lake or river and bait your hooks with a good bait like Redneck's Bait Soap and throw the jug lines out in shallow water. Make sure you stay close though because there is a good chance you will be catching cats in no time.
Once you start catching them with your new jugs, just pull them in and rebait and repeat, just have fun doing it!
About the Author
Chad Ferguson is a Texas based professional catfish guide that offers guided fishing trips on several lakes and rivers in North Texas. In addition, Chad also manufactures a catfish bait called Redneck's Catfish Bait Soap that is a popular catfish bait for jug fishing and trotlines. Chad also owns and operates a popular website where he offers catfishing tips and tricks to help other anglers learn to catch catfish. You can get more information at the Learn To Catch Catfish website http://www.learntocatchcatfish.com
What is the price to put 125 yards of 20 pound test braided line at bob sands fishing and tackle?
Braided line made by spiderwire will run you around $15 bucks. It costs you 10 minutes of your time to put it on yourself. Run it throught your rod guides, through the bail on your spinning reel, or through the hole in a baitcaster and tie a good tight knot around the spool making sure that the natural curve in the fishing line wraps the same way on your reel. Have a friend hold your spool, and reel it on tightly. till its about an 1/8 of an inch from the rim of the spool.
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