TROUT

Slip Sinker Rig

Slide the end of your fishing line through the LUNKER PRO. Tie the end of the fishing line to one end of the barrel swivel using a fisherman's knot. Then, use 18-36" of lighter test for your leader line. Tie one end of the 18-inch leader to the other end of the barrel swivel. Then, tie the open end of the test line to a hook and add your bait.
Once you cast your line, the LUNKER PRO, hook, and bait will slowly sink to the bottom and your leader line with POWERBAIT or live bait will float up to the desired depth.

WALLEYE

Carolina Rig

Use the Carolina Rig for walleye fishing with the LUNKER PRO. Most walleye fishermen will use their Carolina Rig with nightcrawlers or minnows, or other live bait. You can also use, soft plastics; grubs, finesse worms, swimbaits, etc. You can even use some lures such as spinners, crankbaits and spoons, although this isn't as popular on a Carolina Rig. 

CATFISH

Santee Cooper Rig

The slip sinker rig is the essential rig for catfish anglers. It can be used for fishing on anchor, drift fishing, fishing vertical, using techniques like controlled drifting or fished on the bottom with a “tight line”.
It can be used for all three of the major species of catfish, blues, channels and flatheads.
It can also be used in any body of water from lakes and reservoirs to big rivers or ponds and everything in between.
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CRAPPIE

Draglining for Crappie with Minnows Rig

For deeper water or trolling. Start with heavy main line (30-40 lb test). Attach a three-way swivel. On one side of the three-way swivel tie a 6”-12” leader of 20-30 lb test with a size 2 hook. On the third side of the swivel tie and 18” piece of 20-30 lb test to another three-way swivel. Repeat adding the leader and hook. Finally, add one more 18” piece of line down to the Torpedo LUNKER PRO.
Best for slow trolling and dragging the sinker along the bottom. The vibrations the sinker causes on the bottom will grab the attention of any nearby crappie. You can also cast and retrieve this rig. 

BASS

In Summer with Carolina Rig

When the bass are done spawning and begin moving to offshore cover and structure for the summer, a Carolina rig is actually one of the most productive ways to catch these sluggish fish. “After you catch a bunch of smaller ones and the bite dies, you can start catching the big ones on a Carolina rig.
It’s something slower and more subtle than a crankbait, but it’s much more efficient than a traditional Texas Rig.
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WHITEFISH

Under Ice, a Single Egg with Carolina Rig

A single salmon egg is a great bait for whitefish using a Carolina Rig. Slide a LUNKER PRO onto the main line with stronger test, then add your swivel. Use 8 to 12 inches for a leader with lighter line. Add a small single hook. Let the LUNKER PRO sit on the bottom, but keep your line tight.