How To Rig The Mule Peg Float

The Mule Peg Float is a great way to present baits vertically for numerous species. This float can be fished as a traditional peg float or as a slip float. In this video, we showcase how to rig it both ways.
Peg Float Steps:
1) Simply remove the peg and thread the line through the float.
2) Set your float to the desired depth and push the peg back in to ensure the float is firmly held in place against the line. You don’t have to push the peg in very tight to secure the float. A light hold will ensure the line stays in good shape and will make float adjustments easier.
3) Tie on a Mule Jig or your desired hook to the tag end. You can also add weights/swivel if you prefer.
Your peg float rig is officially set up and ready to fish. This particular setup is excellent for shallow water fishing, especially in current when you want to present a bait near the bottom without snagging.
Slip Float Steps:
1) This requires a float, a bobber stop, a bead, and your desired hook or jig.
2) Rig up your bobber stop.
3) Slide your bead onto your line to prevent your float from sliding over the stop.
4) Thread the line through the peg portion and out the bottom of the float.
5) Tie on a Mule Jig or your desired hook to the tag end. You can also add weights/swivel if you prefer.
Your slip float is now ready to fish. The beauty of this rig is that you can vertically present baits under a float in all water depths by a simple adjustment of the bobber stop.
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[@RoryLynott]

Awesome. I'm a huge believer in small baits producing when nothing else will work.

[@midwestfischerman]

Congratulations Ethan on the launch of another new item! 🎉 🎊

[@MuleFishing]

Thank you Michael :)

[@adventuring_with_MK]

I’ll have to try using this setup when I go trout fishing this winter, thanks for sharing these tips!

[@MuleFishing]

Thank you! Glad it helped :)

[@FlyCastFilms]

Going to be trying this slip rig soon 🤙

[@MuleFishing]

Solid way to fish slow and get a few bites during the winter. Good luck!

[@johnhanes3450]

Needed this. Honestly didn’t know the line went directly in the float

[@MuleFishing]

Glad this helped!

[@shawneldridge4465]

These floats would be very useful when trout fishing 🎣 with live minnows or live crickets or something, that's for sure

[@MuleFishing]

They are definitely a solid option for trout!

[@shawneldridge4465]

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[@kevinh5024]

Good little video.

[@MuleFishing]

Thank you!

[@daveking8691]

Think iam subed three times from different emails.😂

[@MuleFishing]

Ha! Well you know I appreciate the support :)

[@oflofl7177]

can the larger float support 1/8oz?

[@MuleFishing]

Yes!

[@lavaalert6923]

I think you should design a fork tail bait

[@MuleFishing]

Thank you for the feedback!

[@ivanivan9507]

Hi Ethan does the float need to stand in the water vertically or can it just lie on the surface? I ask because I use floats that need more weight than the weight of my jigs.

[@MuleFishing]

Sometimes they lay on their side and that still works great. It actually sometimes help detect bites because if a fish nips it, the float starts to stand up.