Bass rod builders â€“ Technique specific Opportunity

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Re: Bass rod builders â€“ Technique specific Opportunity

Posted by: Cheng Moua (---.mycingular.net)

Date: March 20, 2012 06:48PM

i was under the impression that the 2012 MN fishing regs would allow the use of A rigs(new reg states up to 3 hooks per line). I quick called the MN DNR and was told "nope. the only time that the rig would be legal is when there is only 1 hook on the rig" - which defeats the whole purpose. the only multi-hook rig that is legal in MN is one that is meant for only 1 fish - stinger type hooks and lindy rig type setups. the A rig is meant for multiple fish so it is therefore illegal for use in MN...I guess I should of called before I placed my order for some A rigs huh?

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