Carolina Rig: Best Way To Rig Live Mullet In Heavy Structure & Current

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Want to catch big redfish, trout and flounder?

Some of the best spots to catch these fish include bridges, jetties, passes, and inlets where there's a lot of structure and current.

And one of the most important components that determine how successful you'll be is how well you present your bait.

If it looks unnatural and doesn't get in the strike zone, then you pretty much have no chance of catching anything...

But if it looks like how a normal fish would look in the water and you place it right where the fish are feeding, then you have a much better chance of hooking up.

To present your baits well in these types of areas, a Carolina rig is a great option.

In this video, we've got Capt. Jud Brock from EasternAngling.com showing you how to rig mullet on a Carolina rig.

You'll learn:

- How to tie a Carolina rig
- How to rig live mullet (and any other baitfish) in strong current
- How to make special modifications to the rig depending on if you're targeting redfish or trout
- And more

Have any questions about using a Carolina rig to rig mullet in heavy current and structure?

Let us known down in the comments!

Don't forget to follow Capt. Jud's channel as well here: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCLvJfRZFI1HFY2It3K0lqlg

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