
10-31-2011, 08:38 PM
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Join Date: Aug 2007
Location: Sevierville, TN
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Originally Posted by Boles
My understanding is that in TN there can only be one "bait" on an umbrella rig with a hook. KY does not have this rule...guides on Lake Cumberland (KY) routinely run umbrella rigs with multiple hooks, they also stop fishing once you reach your limit.
I don't see any reason run multiple hooks on a rig where your creel limit is two.
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"Umbrella a rigs are defined as an array of more than 3 artificial lures or baits (with or without hooks) used by a single rod and reel combination. If the hook size is 6 or larger, then only one lure or bait may have a hook and that hook must be a single hook."
I know its kinda got split off to about stripers but this is mainly dealing with it's recent start up in the professional ranks of bass fishing. I can't see any reason to run them for striper especially since there are only two you can keep but they would seem to be incredibly effective.
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