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The Wintertime Equalizer

1 [Umbrella Rigs For Cold-Water Bass]

As water temperatures begin to plummet across the majority of the country, baitfish migrate from the shallow water where they spend the fall months out to the deep winter haunts, and the bass will be right behind them. When this happens, there might not be a more effective way to catch a bass than an Alabama Rig. The A-Rig can effectively be fished at any section of the water column, making it a great option when the bass suspend and chase bait. Before taking this bait to the water, make sure to check your state’s regulations and restrictions on umbrella rigs.

What makes the A-Rig so effective?

If you’re not familiar with the Alabama Rig or

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