kingfish gear Dogfish Pre Made Kingfish Rigs (single stinger)– Dogfish Tackle & Marine

kingfish gear Dogfish Pre Made Kingfish Rigs (single stinger)– Dogfish Tackle & MarineDescription Built for serious anglers who demand results, our pre made kingfish rigs is the go to choice of top tournament pros and recreational anglers all around and for good reason. Meticulously crafted by seasoned fishermen, this rig has earned its reputation over years of real world success, from local fisherman and tournament pros. Each rig is hand tied ensuring unmatched strength, flexibility, and bite resistance when it matters most. Featuring

Description

Built for serious anglers who demand results, our pre made kingfish rigs is the go-to choice of top tournament pros and recreational anglers all around and for good reason. Meticulously crafted by seasoned fishermen, this rig has earned its reputation over years of real-world success, from local fisherman and tournament pros.

Each rig is hand-tied ensuring unmatched strength, flexibility, and bite resistance when it matters most. Featuring razor-sharp hooks, it’s designed to present live bait naturally and trigger aggressive strikes from even the wariest smoker kings. Ready to fish right out of the bag. 

Specs

Cable rigs 

• Small - 2/0 nose hook, #6 treble hook, 4.5" Trailer, 40lb cable 
• Medium - 3/0 nose hook, #4 treble hook, 5.5" Trailer, 40lb cable
• Large - 4/0 nose hook, #2 treble hook, 7" Trailer, 60lb cable

Hard Wire 

• Small - 2/0 nose hook, #6 treble hook, 5" Trailer, 38lb wire
• Medium - 3/0 nose hook, #4 treble hook, 6" Trailer, 44lb wire 
• Large - 4/0 nose hook, #2 treble, 7" Trailer, 58lb wire  

What Can I Catch With This Rig?

Purpose built for kingfish "King mackerel" but not limited to only kingfish however the wire/cable does reduce the bycatch like tuna and mahi mahi. But anything with sharp teeth this rig will perform well! 

How Do I Use These Kingfish Rigs?

• First tie your mainline to the swivel at the top of the rig.
• Then select your preferred live bait.
• Start with the front nose hook and hook the bait either through the nose or threw the top lip.
• Then take the back stinger treble hook and either let it hang or hook part of the treble hook into the top or bottom its personal preference.
• Cast or drop back your live bait and wait for the strike. 
• PRO TIP try and not handle your live bait the more you touch and net your live bait the more slim and scales you will loose. This puts a lot of stress on the bait.  Ideally you want your bait to have as much life as possible and putting out as much shine and vibration as possible. 

*All rigs are hand-tied and may have slight variations from the photos shown. Images are for reference only. If you need additional information or pictures, please feel free to call 727-393-2102. Please ensure you follow all applicable local and state fishing regulations when using these products.*