THE BASS COLLEGE

Hey does anyone know where i can buy an alabama rig cheap.  Im talkin like under $15.   

Thanks,

Trevor

There are at least 50 links to these here ,man.. lol Come on now Trevor look around I posted it honestly at least 15 times. They are even in the main video section with links on each video and on the main site homepage on the side and here in the forums on the side. lol  Right here $15.99, free baits from us

CLICK ANY IMAGE TO VIEW OR BUY NOW.

OK HERE YOU GO!! ALABAMA RIGS FOR UNDER $14.00!! Just like you asked for. Free baits from us also. 

CLICK HERE<<<<

Which brand of the rigs will TBC be using?

The Yum Yumbrella is $14.99 Boss has one for $13.99 and Viking for $14.99

Delawarebass at December 21, 2011 at 7:56 PM

I am kidding but not really, because if you have 14 you have 16. If you don't, you shouldn't get anything at all until you do. 

Wow, I thought i would never see an A-rig for 13.99. To bad I already ordered 2 from the guy Bassin on TBC for $30 shipped. lol, when i loose these two to a submerged log or something i will buy them on TW. lol

http://www.tacklewarehouse.com/catpage-TWNEWS06.html?from=detroph

Click the image on the right hand side of the site here what does that do?? It should take you right to every single Alabama rig there is for sale? If it doesn't there is something wrong with your browser. >>>>>>>>>>>>>>

i got the power tackle one its really nice! and i bought steve one for his birthday but he didnt get his yet!

The winning bid on the new Mann's a-rig just sold on Ebay for $71.54  Guess they just can't wait to get it at regular price!!

for one piece of Mann's A-rig ??

lol They will all be in Tackle Warehouse in about 2 weeks for 25.00 lol 

Delawarebass at December 26, 2011 at 7:42 PM

lol They will all be in Tackle Warehouse in about 2 weeks for 25.00 lol 

Yes, that was for one complete rig!  More money than brains!  It will be just as bad as the KVD 1.5 blk/chart. ?  lol

I can get them wholesale at a discount. Do you want to buy 50 at 9.00 each?? 

ouch, and i thought about the people who just bought them will be upset- big time

Steve what brand is that for 50 @ $9

I cant talk about it but I am working on it now Ill let you know. 

Chris at December 27, 2011 at 12:00 PM

Steve what brand is that for 50 @ $9

YUM. 

A couple Alabama rig casting tricks

11.Jan.2012 by Scott Suggs

A lot of people are still in the experimental stage with the Alabama rig, including me.

There have been all kinds of variations that have come out since the original one, and I’ve tried a good many of them. One of my favorites is a lead-head version, and it’s taught me something about how to set up to cast these things. What I’ve found is that you always want the weight of the lures you’ve got on the rig to be at least a little bit heavier than the head.

If you don’t, when you cast the rig is liable to roll or helicopter badly and twist your line. Also, another important thing I’ve learned is that you need to clamp down on the spool with your thumb right before the rig hits the water so that the head is pointed toward you and the lures are to the rear. Otherwise, you’re liable to have a real cobweb when you get it back to the boat. My personal preference for casting is a 7 ½-foot rod with 50-pound-test Spiderwire Ultracast braid. My favorite lures are the Berkley Split Belly, with the Berkley Hollow Belly being a close second.

I rig the Split Belly with the jighead on the outside and rig the Hollow Belly with the head on the inside. I started out using 5-inch models, but when winter came along and the water got colder, I switched to the 4-inch sizes. Like I said, I’m still learning, but I’ve got a few things figured out about the Alabama rig so far, and it’s working for me. -- Folgers pro Scott Suggs of Bryant, Ark.