The Big Secret! Rigging worms for fishing heavy vegatation.
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 27 ส.ค. 2024
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Learn "The Big Secret" on how to rigg plastic worms to fish heavy vegatation. Try this unconventional trick to rigg plastic worms so they slide through bottom vegatation. Learn this rigg and you will not only catch more fish, you will also protect your worms from tearing apart, saving money and frustration.
Very cool that you met Marc Petitjean. His fly tying tool designs are beautiful and very well made. I’m a long time fly fisherman and just getting into the bass scene in Nor Cal. Hope to see you on the Delta one day. Thanks for the idea
I’ve been using a very similar device I make from kydex sheets. The kydex also gives it a little rattling noise against the weight. I can throw creature baits in the middle of coontail and it keeps the bait from sliding down or tearing.
that is a great idea, especially with the scent . If you dont mind , I missed the hook size?
Would it behoove you to glue that head in place instead of a bobber stop? Just wondering. Im definitely going to give this a try!
Very Kool, Why don’t you use a piece of already existing monofilament line instead of purchasing the coloured plastic U Monument pieces ?
The mono line is not stiff enough. It’s just much easier with the wiskers
Very cool trick! First time I've seen this. I have tried the "swivel" trick with some success where you run your line through one end of a small swivel ... tie line to hook ... make the initial penetration of the worm as in a regular T-rig ... then pass the free end of the swivel over the hook point and up the shaft ... then embed the hook point in the worm normally. Works pretty good but I think your "Big Secret" technique will work better!. Thanks Steve!
Give it a try and let me know how you like it. You will see if nothing else it is a huge time saver and each worm will catch many more fish. Thanks for watching. PS Bass Pro has cheep squid skirts.
This combined with scent, just brilliant man. Thank you for sharing this.
Thank for watching J, good luck.
Looks great Steve! Thanks for sharing your "secret"!
Thanks for watching. Good luck.
Simple but effective. Makes sense to me. Thanks for the tip!
Give it a try, you won't be disappointed. Let me know how you like it.
Bait tinkering! My favorite
Good fun, let me know if you have some ideas on how to improve the big secret. Thanks for watching.
As the saying goes... "it's only weird if it doesn't work!" Thank you for staring this and for all of the other content! 🙏
Reaction innovations made a clear screw in head that you would thread like what you made, for senkos
Thanks Mike, I will check that out.
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Great tip. I initially was thinking superglue in the head but adding scent may be a better idea!! Thanks!
Thanks for watching FT.
That added scent trick is killer
Definitely worth a try. Nice tip. I didn't realize that you started out as a fly guy in Idaho. Me too. Maybe there's hope for me yet!! Thanks again.
Once a fly guy, always a fly guy. Thanks for watching.
WOW very trick. Thank you for sharing
Thank you for watching, good luck.
Steve you’ve been in my head again. I’ve been trying to figure out a way to do this. I’ll use cork to make it float. I can kill two birds with one stone with this. I can use it like it is or put a packing peanut in the head if I want some float. Thanks for the big tip.
So cool! Someone is going to be very very lucky to win a trip with you!! Tight lines from the San Joaquin Bassmasters 🎣
See you soon Cam.
That's an awesome little trick right there!!!!
Let's get togather Bait, I have an idea.
Very slick. Love it!
Thats me , very slick. Thanks for watching.
Very nice Steve,
Tackle has been ordered, thanks for the 411🤙
Let me know how it works for you and if you have any questions hit me up. Thanks
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Very nice trick, will be using this. We call your fronds "whiskers" in the trade.
Could not remember what they were called, thanks. Got lots of them if you need a few.
Damn it, Steve! Here I go buying more tackle. I love this idea! The million dollar question is, do you prefer eyeballs or no eyeballs?
I color my heads and when the color wares off I like the eyes. I don't think it matters.
CleverCoop!
I use the other the end of the squid on some of my trolling lures.
Yea, that may be another video. Thanks for watching.
The video quality is the main attraction of this video.
Thank you, I guess?