(Alabama rig) is absolutely revolutionary. And this revolution was completed almost overnight. On October 20, 2011, the fishing conditions on Lake Guntersville were very poor, and only half of all 146 participating boats could exceed 10 pounds-but Paul Elias caught 26 pounds!The next morning, Elias had already caught 20 pounds of fish before the participating anglers from other boats got on the fish. The camera clearly saw Elias throwing something like a chandelier. It is an umbrella-shaped fishing rig-5 soft baits are connected with a wire to a central weighted knot. Simulate a group of bait fish, and the largemouth bass in the suspended water waiting for the opportunity to chase the fishing group like fascinated Because the Alabama fishing rig itself is relatively heavy, it must be equipped with a heavy rod, thick wire and a hard-skinned reel. The baits of this fishing rig are parallel to each other and do not interfere (because the steel wire is relatively hard) This fishing squad has solved problems for centuries. In other words, the time for bass fishing fans to wait for the bass to attack the bait may be reduced from a few hours to 10 minutes or less! Experience revolutionary fishing success with this 5-arm Alabama Rig, designed for both freshwater and saltwater fishing. This umbrella-shaped rig features five soft baits connected by steel wire to a central weighted point, perfectly simulating a school of baitfish. The unique design keeps the baits parallel without interference, thanks to the rigid steel wire construction. Ideal for targeting bass, crappie, walleye, pickerel, trout, and perch, this rig is particularly effective for boat trolling. The setup requires a heavy rod and thick line due to its substantial weight. What makes this rig exceptional is its ability to significantly reduce waiting time for strikes, potentially turning hours of waiting into minutes. The design effectively triggers predatory fish's natural instinct to chase schooling bait fish, making it an efficient tool for serious anglers.