One of the best things about fishing with a Ned Rig is how easy it can be. It's an excellent technique for kids and beginners, but effective enough to be used by professional anglers fishing tournaments and trying to catch bass for a living. The simplest way to start fishing with this rig is to cast it out, let it hit the bottom and then work it with light hops. This simple approach will help you imitate small baitfish or crayfish. It's the easiest way to fish the Ned Rig and one of the most effective. The more you experiment with the technique, the more ways you will discover to fish it. For example, you can fish the Ned Rig by dragging it slowly along the bottom, or by fishing with slight twitches followed by pauses, as long as you leave the lure on the bottom long enough to generate bites. Reeling and pausing is another good way to fish, giving the lure the appearance of moving prey. If you are using your electronics and you see fish on the screen, simply dropping lures to them will often be enough to get one to bite. Heavier jig heads will help here as the lure will quickly reach what you see on the screen. The Ned rig has burst onto the scene in recent years and shows no signs of slowing down. This finesse technique continues to grow in popularity as anglers and tackle companies continue to refine it.