Best Ned Rig Line
Omnia collects thousands of detailed fishing reports from anglers across the country to power our local recommendations. Here are the top Line recommendations for using the Ned Rigs technique mentioned in fishing reports from anglers near you.
Sufix 832 Braid
$16.99 – $140.99

Reported by
Nate Coy
Spruce Run Reservoir (NJ)

Reported by
585 Outdoors
Seneca Lake (NY) (NY)
585 Outdoors reported catching Smallmouth Bass using the Ned Rigs technique and Sufix 832 Braid on Seneca Lake (NY). Additional comments from this report: "Numerous bass were on beds up shallow. Watched this guy chase off carp school after carp school from his bed. Casted to the bed from about 50 feet away (water was pretty clear, needed the distance) and watched him come over an eat the bait. Plenty of aggressive bass with some skittish and sluggish bass. Spawn in full swing!"

Reported by
Chance Nelson
Alum Creek Reservoir (OH)
Chance Nelson reported catching Smallmouth Bass using the Ned Rigs technique and Sufix 832 Braid on Alum Creek Reservoir. Additional comments from this report: "Tossed in tight along brush piles. Slow lifts on ned. Ran Chatterbait along current."
Seaguar InvizX 100% Fluorocarbon
$29.99 – $149.99

Reported by
Carson Forrester
Raystown Lake (PA)
Fish were spawning, pre spawn and post. Best pattern was targeting rock piles in 10-15 ft. Ned rigs works best.

Reported by
Joseph Cascarino
Susquehanna River (PA)
Joseph Cascarino reported catching Smallmouth Bass using the Ned Rigs technique and Seaguar InvizX 100% Fluorocarbon on Susquehanna River. Additional comments from this report: "slow drifting west bank. Sun warms that side faster so water was at 49 degrees. Slow drifting woo tungsten 1/6oz. ned head with zman trd meat dog color. Using 6'11" gloomis imx-pro ned rod, tatula 2000 reel, 20lb jbraid yellow, and 24" seagar invizx 8lb leader. Let ned drift with the current and every so often lift the ned off the bottom. Fish will usually strike it on the new movement."

Reported by
Matt Shene
Oneida Lake (NY)
Leaving the dock at Southshore at about 7am, I worked weed edges just outside of the launch area in 8-12' of water. A light wind out of the west allowed me to drift along edges and use a mixture of drop shots and ned rigs to land several 4+ lbs bass. Most of the successful weed edges were those closest to rocks, and every fish caught was spitting out crawfish pieces when I netted them. Zman products in "the deal" were the most effective color on this day. The best 5 fish weighed in at 19.7 lbs - overall a good day.
Sunline Super FC Sniper
$26.49 – $159.99
Reported by
Omnia Community Member
Liberty Lake (MD)
Omnia Community Member reported catching Largemouth Bass using the Ned Rigs technique and Sunline Super FC Sniper on Liberty Lake. Additional comments from this report: "Smallies and largemouths are settling into winter holes. Fishing deep on light line with neds to catch quality fish up to 4 lbs."

Reported by
Susky410Fishing
Susquehanna River (PA)
Susky410Fishing reported catching Largemouth Bass using the Ned Rigs technique and Sunline Super FC Sniper on Susquehanna River . Additional comments from this report: "Ned rig prespawn on shallow points "

Reported by
Drop_shot_master
Glade Creek Reservoir (WV)
Drop_shot_master reported catching Largemouth Bass using the Ned Rigs technique and Sunline Super FC Sniper on Glade Creek Reservoir. Additional comments from this report: "Caught 10 bass 3 good size "
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Nate Coy reported catching Largemouth Bass using the Ned Rigs technique and Sufix 832 Braid on Spruce Run Reservoir. Additional comments from this report: "The temps were in the 95 degree range, making the fish lethargic. Reaction bites were to be had by skipping a black and blue fleck general under bushes and lay downs. But most of the bites came in 8-10 ft of water on slowly dragging a TRD. Rock with nearby grass was the name of the game."