Neko rig or nail weighted wacky? It's not the same!

[@vballbobsbricks7074]

Great job of clearing up the difference. Appreciate everything you do and thank you.

[@InformativeFisherman]

Thank you!

[@phatpakbaits]

Always Always bringing new insights on TH-cam . Thanks Nick

[@salty7346]

I'm sure going to check out your products.

[@erniesanders3724]

Great tips Nick. Thanks for sharing this with us.

[@proteusxavier9477]

Well explained Nick! I remember that some of the old-school fishing vids from the 80s and 90s used the weighted wacky quite a bit. I was like...wait a minute...it's that old? 😄

[@funkymojo111]

Muchas gracias, good job explaining 👏. I find a lot tangled messes left behind on shore and people rig up the strangest ways.

[@carytoms9500]

Thanks for making it clear.

[@rcandy4u]

The Neko hook allows the bait to be dragged over wood an the wacky hook allows the bait to shimmy
Don’t confuse the two

[@davehorn1422]

Thanks for the video, you have a great channel

[@InformativeFisherman]

Thank you!

[@pacman_17]

Thanks lots of detailed technique video

[@nafex3740]

Nice video ✌ Superb

[@onurozuvar6299]

Nick is it possible to use a drop shot at the sea, with much bigger soft bait and 100gr or so weight at around 300-500 feet dept?

[@InformativeFisherman]

100% yes! I’ve done it

[@onurozuvar6299]

@@InformativeFisherman thanx man

[@onurozuvar6299]

@@InformativeFisherman Nick, what do u think the distance between the weight and hook should be at The sea?

[@halspeed12]

I still say it's same thing just a little different hook placement,retrieval and hook set

[@InformativeFisherman]

Similar at best

[@rcandy4u]

That’s like saying rock n roll dancing is the same as dancing to the Grateful Dead

[@rcandy4u]

I’ll Neko rig a 10” uptons or wacky rig a 7” senko