Yall.should make em.an sell em karl I love my monthly mtb subscription to see this in it would through me out on the water an the fish will also get pulled out lol
Tied one up this morning.. three casts in the local harbor.. Got two immediate follows by bass/drum and then snagged on a bottom cable. I also threw a gold willow blade on the split ring. Rig looks great in water. It DEFINITELY gets attention! Can’t wait to rig another
Yes its worth your time. Lived in Japan for three years. This rig is very productive !!!!!!! Now I use it locally in VA and I slay them on every trip. Worm size really makes a difference
@@Whitehalo117 I just rig one once I lose it I move on. It’s a pain to rig but it produces. Bubblegum zoom worm seems to work best for me believe it or not
I have the video you're talking about in my Watch Later 😊. Looks like a cool rig. Thanks for posting this. You're a natural teacher and we are lucky you take the time to post every day!
I am always amazed at what people come up with! Thanks for sharing, Definitely would want to rig a few of those up in the shop before hitting the water 😂
Put a small hook on the back weedless style instead of the split-ring and your hook up ratio will go up a good deal. Over 40% considering several fish will just grab the tail and then spit it out. You'll catch smaller fish as well but you won't lose as many big fish either though. You can put a nail weight in the end as well and it will help with the depth but changes the action a little but still works good.
Great video thanks! I watched the same Japanese video 2 weeks ago!... Instead of pushing the tubing through at a 90 degree angle, he pushed it through at a 60 degree angle... I believe it's the exact same Japanese guy but probably an updated video after he experimented a bit... He illustrates and explains why it is important to push the tubing through at a 60 degree angle rather than a 90 degree angle!... Believe me, that way the worm has way more action since the line glides through the worm with less resistance!... Thanks for the great video, you won yourself a new subscriber! 👍👍👍
Thought that too. Also, it seems like after 1 or 2 fish the worm would be completely destroyed. Feel this would work better with maybe a z-man style plastic.
Really cool, I’m sure that will catch those finicky fish. I like your idea of a second hook rather than the split ring, probably would help hookup percentages. Thanks for sharing.
A buddy of mine who is a trout fisherman called me this morning to tell me he just saw this rig as I was watching your video of it. Synchronicity. He wants to try it ice fishing this winter, in Maine. I'm going to try it for bass here before the ice. Thanks for sharing.
My issue with this rig is the free floating hook. I feel like on a good hook set you'll just tear the tubing out of the worm before you transfer enough energy to drive that hook. I could be wrong but that's what I feel like would happen.
Still best if all weight is at the front so inertia helps flex the worm. Rod pointed at the worm with slack taken up before setting with no stretch lines should bury that hook
It looks great but I don't know if I'd wanna take all that time to rig these up. Maybe if I had big fishing trip planned ahead it'd be worth it. For the weekend warrior it looks too time consuming.
the only thing i would do different is putting an o-ring right there where the hook is at instead of putting a hook right through the worm. This will probably save you tons of worms.
I also saw the initial video from Japan. I appreciate the genius behind this life like worm. I am looking for some surgical tubing tomorrow to set several different rigs. Thanks for breaking it down. Appreciate the assist, I'll let you know how it turns out. Thanks!
I saw this yesterday on a Japanese fishing channel. The rigging looks a little complex. In the one I saw they rigged a Zoom Swamp Crawler. It looks like an inch worm or a mosquito larvae under water. The problem for me would be that I’d rig the thing and either make a bad cast and lose it, throw it into brush and lose it, catch a big ‘un and get broken off…and lose it. Good vid Matt. Go JDM only!
I saw this the other day but didnt click on the video, now that Im looking at it that is a Saucy RIG!!!! 100% Gonna try that immediately, the Japanese are the best I swear, so creative man.. It actually looks like its alive I just put it in my tank and OMG if I was a bass Id eat it even if I wasnt hungry lol
Many of you in the U.S. are already familiar with Neko rig. The word "NEKO" comes from the word "NEKO SOGI", which means takes everything, so Neko rig means catches all the fish. Now here's the important part. The word "NEKO" also means "Cat" in Japanese. And "Inu" means Dog in Japanese. The inventor of the "Inu rig" does not specify, but the name is probably a joke, using dog(Inu) for cat(neko). Many Japanese fishermen tell him that he should turn it into a business, but he says that he doesn't dare to patent it because he wants everyone to enjoy catching lots of fish.
hey Matt, looks like a very cool rig to try! I agree with you about putting a small Neko weight on the tail since that would actually allow more curl action. I also agree with the previous comment about using an O ring with the hook to save plastic. looks like definitely a new tool for bed fishing, and around docks. 👍
Yes, I noticed that also on the one I viewed. A 20 or 30 degree angle to encourage that 'S' shape coil. The hook was also set at the head of the worm & not down on the plastic tubing but I get why you would do it the way you showed in this vid👌
@@davekelly585 I saw another Japanese video yesterday using the same basic way of running the line through the worm, but the hook was on the tail end of the worm. Url is in Japanese, I couldn't figure how to copy it.
Thanks for the video I'm going to try that for sure it almost looks like the walking worm I ordered some of those and it moves with a flat piece of metal in there never caught anything with it but it sure looks good I think I would put a little small hook at the very end like you said great stuff today
I think that would be fire during the spawn, you could keep it pretty much in one place and let it do its work. Matt this could open up a bunch of possibilities! Thanks so much for sharing this.
My girlfriend made a lure just like this years ago. She would sit there and play with all my used soft plastics. She balled up worms and put line through them and said make it like a puppet on a string LOL. I never used it. Well, there it is!
Matt I will be interested to see your on the water how to use video of this rig. Very interesting and timely. I also got the Japanese video yesterday. Your video is much easier to understand since my Japanese is limited about 10 words.😃 Keep up the great work. Thanks Rori
Oddly enough the video you referred to showed up for me after watching another one of your videos. I was also intrigued and planed on rigging some up. Thanks for going through the setup in English 😊.
Watched a few vids on this and I think the problem is that all the weight of the fish loads down on the split ring because the hook is attached to the plastic not the line and is hard on the worm. I know functionally it needs that freedom. I feel like fish will destroy the bait in no time. I like your idea of putting a hook on the back. Then hopefully they load on that one. I might try adding that second hook and burying the front hook so it's out of play but still allows the freedom of line movement? Can't wait to try this.
Wonder how it would be on a three way swivel with a minimum of a foot leader to the worm and maybe a one foot dropper to the weight? Or even behind a Carolina rig?
Yes, I ran into this as well last week and had since made a dozen of them and went to the pier and caught all types of fish and people were wondering what I was using...making a long story short, I sold every single one I had for 10 bucks each....lol
I may have seen the same video you’re talking about. Thanks for showing how it rigs. Heading to the tackle room right now to put a couple of these together. Cheers 👍
would there be a reason not to tie your hook at where the split ring is and then when fighting fish the worm can slide down leader? would that help or hurt durability? (after spending the time to make it)
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Wow! Thank you for promoting my rig! Have a good fishing!
Thanks for coming up with it!
It is the first of its kind and appreciate the sharing to everyone
That is one hell of an idea
It's the og inurig rig guy!
He is the owner ow his rig. Absolutely nice dude
This is a beastttttly rig. Gotta try this for sure!
Agreed!
Put one in a box and I will order boxes for a long while
Agreed you guys should see about putting some of the stuff needed for this in a box and making a little rig kit
Yall.should make em.an sell em karl I love my monthly mtb subscription to see this in it would through me out on the water an the fish will also get pulled out lol
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I love it!…Best thing is, it doesn’t cost $29.95. 👍🏼👍🏼
No it doesn’t haha
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@@chadjackson4786 Randy will be all about it. 😂💸
@@chadjackson4786 Why didnt I think of that one ? SO well said
Looks really cool. Outside the box thinking for sure.
Has me thinking of so many ideas
Tied one up this morning.. three casts in the local harbor.. Got two immediate follows by bass/drum and then snagged on a bottom cable. I also threw a gold willow blade on the split ring. Rig looks great in water. It DEFINITELY gets attention! Can’t wait to rig another
Thanks for sharing!
Same😁. I came across the same channel the other day😂, don't understand Chinese but it looks good👍. Stay safe from Ireland 🍀🇮🇪
Thanks! You too!
Yes its worth your time. Lived in Japan for three years. This rig is very productive !!!!!!! Now I use it locally in VA and I slay them on every trip. Worm size really makes a difference
How many do you pre rig. This thing would be a nightmare to re-create while fishing
Thanks for sharing!
@@Whitehalo117 I just rig one once I lose it I move on. It’s a pain to rig but it produces.
Bubblegum zoom worm seems to work best for me believe it or not
Thx!! What length have you had your best results with? I’m trying 7” to start
Great idea.....hook in place of the ring....👍👍👍
yep!
I have the video you're talking about in my Watch Later 😊. Looks like a cool rig. Thanks for posting this. You're a natural teacher and we are lucky you take the time to post every day!
Thanks!
I got same japanese video in my watch later lol!!! Great we have the american version... Thanks
@@enriqueburruel35 can you link the Japanese version of the video? haha I cant seem to find it. Thanks!
@@bcraner6082 th-cam.com/video/iSSui-bhlQM/w-d-xo.html... Enjoy it
Very cool. Thanks for sharing that.
You bet
I am always amazed at what people come up with! Thanks for sharing, Definitely would want to rig a few of those up in the shop before hitting the water 😂
You bet!
The most fun rigging anything i have ever done. Variations are endless. Well done !!!!!
Agreed!
This looks epic. You got my wheels turning. This set up as a drop shot with a heavier weight.. I can't wait to play with this one.
I agree!
Great video. Easy and cheap modification that will definitely catch fish.
Agreed!
Put a small hook on the back weedless style instead of the split-ring and your hook up ratio will go up a good deal. Over 40% considering several fish will just grab the tail and then spit it out. You'll catch smaller fish as well but you won't lose as many big fish either though. You can put a nail weight in the end as well and it will help with the depth but changes the action a little but still works good.
He said that in the vid
Awesome, going to give this a try. Thanks.
Have fun!
I had this rig pop into my feed the other day, I think it’s gonna be an absolute killer
Its definitely cool!
Great video thanks! I watched the same Japanese video 2 weeks ago!... Instead of pushing the tubing through at a 90 degree angle, he pushed it through at a 60 degree angle... I believe it's the exact same Japanese guy but probably an updated video after he experimented a bit... He illustrates and explains why it is important to push the tubing through at a 60 degree angle rather than a 90 degree angle!... Believe me, that way the worm has way more action since the line glides through the worm with less resistance!... Thanks for the great video, you won yourself a new subscriber! 👍👍👍
THanks for watching!
Interesting for sure. Matt I anfrom Wisconsin and love your video's!
Awesome! Thank you!
Cool concept. My only concern is how will one get a solid hookset if the hook is not tied to the line in order to create force?
Thought that too. Also, it seems like after 1 or 2 fish the worm would be completely destroyed. Feel this would work better with maybe a z-man style plastic.
We'll find out
Love this! Saw the same video and really glad you ran with this! Good job!
Awesome! Thank you!
That video popped up in my recommended yesterday. I was thinking it looked killer, I might give it a go tomorrow.
Let us know how it works
I saw the same video that you did.
I am definitely going to try this also.
Looks very promising!
Yes it does!!
Matt man, I have been checking out Asian videos on this for week! Another SPOT ON video for your fans!!!
Thanks!
Nice gimmick that you have to try. Thank you for sharing.
Thanks for watching!
Really cool, I’m sure that will catch those finicky fish. I like your idea of a second hook rather than the split ring, probably would help hookup percentages. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks 👍
Going to definitely try hopefully il whack into a big perch on this rig
Go for it!
What colour matt are them lures
@@Ttownanglers plum apple
I was thinking that coffee stirrers or the plastic part of Q-tips might work well for the little sleeves.
That would be easier to puncture the worm with and allow the line to slide more easily, I'd think. Worth a shot.
I would think they would work as well
Thats what I use it's the smallest I've found 20lb goes through the hole just fine trick worms 🪱awesome
Ear buds either or a bic pen 👌
That’s is cool. Can’t wait to try it.
Thanks!
Thanks Matt, that’s one of the coolest things I’ve seen!! Definitely a fish catching rig!!
Glad you enjoyed it!
A buddy of mine who is a trout fisherman called me this morning to tell me he just saw this rig as I was watching your video of it. Synchronicity. He wants to try it ice fishing this winter, in Maine. I'm going to try it for bass here before the ice. Thanks for sharing.
Very cool!
My issue with this rig is the free floating hook. I feel like on a good hook set you'll just tear the tubing out of the worm before you transfer enough energy to drive that hook. I could be wrong but that's what I feel like would happen.
Definitely want to rig a bunch up
I think u solve this by putting a hook on the bottom end where that split ring sits
Still best if all weight is at the front so inertia helps flex the worm. Rod pointed at the worm with slack taken up before setting with no stretch lines should bury that hook
@@Dlgeis the hook isn't tied to the line. You would have to pull the split ring to the hook.
Looks very interesting!! May have to give it a try!👍🏻 Stay Safe & God Bless!!!
Go for it!
I used a red coffee straw instead of tubing. Zoom lizards look extra life like.
Coffee straw should work great too
or tubing from a Bic pen
Dang I love it!!! I got to do a few for my fishing box! Great job
Give it a try!
It looks great but I don't know if I'd wanna take all that time to rig these up. Maybe if I had big fishing trip planned ahead it'd be worth it. For the weekend warrior it looks too time consuming.
Definitely don't want to be making these up on the boat
This looks fantastic! Something new as a presentation for sure!
I think so too!
the only thing i would do different is putting an o-ring right there where the hook is at instead of putting a hook right through the worm. This will probably save you tons of worms.
That’s a good idea!
The newer VMC O-Rings would be great for this.
It wont keep the hook straight out, the hook can slip to the side with o ring
Hook set should straighten out any hook turning issues
I also saw the initial video from Japan. I appreciate the genius behind this life like worm. I am looking for some surgical tubing tomorrow to set several different rigs. Thanks for breaking it down. Appreciate the assist, I'll let you know how it turns out. Thanks!
Thanks for watching!
I bet a Caprisun straw would work too
I saw this yesterday on a Japanese fishing channel. The rigging looks a little complex. In the one I saw they rigged a Zoom Swamp Crawler. It looks like an inch worm or a mosquito larvae under water. The problem for me would be that I’d rig the thing and either make a bad cast and lose it, throw it into brush and lose it, catch a big ‘un and get broken off…and lose it. Good vid Matt. Go JDM only!
Hahaha...have to make up several of them
Looks like a lot of work for a quick trip to snagville at my local waters.might give it a try at some rocky reservoirs .
Go for it!
I saw this the other day but didnt click on the video, now that Im looking at it that is a Saucy RIG!!!! 100% Gonna try that immediately, the Japanese are the best I swear, so creative man.. It actually looks like its alive I just put it in my tank and OMG if I was a bass Id eat it even if I wasnt hungry lol
I almost ate it! haha
I saw it and clicked on it last night then saw yours this morning. LOL
give it a try!
Many of you in the U.S. are already familiar with Neko rig. The word "NEKO" comes from the word "NEKO SOGI", which means takes everything, so Neko rig means catches all the fish.
Now here's the important part.
The word "NEKO" also means "Cat" in Japanese. And "Inu" means Dog in Japanese.
The inventor of the "Inu rig" does not specify, but the name is probably a joke, using dog(Inu) for cat(neko).
Many Japanese fishermen tell him that he should turn it into a business, but he says that he doesn't dare to patent it because he wants everyone to enjoy catching lots of fish.
Thanks for sharing!
Why not patent it, your idea! Those who want to make there own will do so patent or not! In the mean time Happy fishing … and fish on to all!
So realistic and simple!! Way too cool
Glad you like it!
Dang Matt. That looks amazing. Definitely worth a try. Thanks for sharing this with us.
No problem!
Check out the original with caption and make sure to go in at a angle not straight
Seen that video yesterday as well, and thought I gotta try that!
me too!
hey Matt, looks like a very cool rig to try! I agree with you about putting a small Neko weight on the tail since that would actually allow more curl action. I also agree with the previous comment about using an O ring with the hook to save plastic. looks like definitely a new tool for bed fishing, and around docks. 👍
Yep!
Looks good, 😊
Thank you 😋
On the video I watched, the tubes went through the worm at a 20 degree angle. Made the worm wiggle easier.
Interesting
Yes, I noticed that also on the one I viewed. A 20 or 30 degree angle to encourage that 'S' shape coil. The hook was also set at the head of the worm & not down on the plastic tubing but I get why you would do it the way you showed in this vid👌
@@davekelly585 I saw another Japanese video yesterday using the same basic way of running the line through the worm, but the hook was on the tail end of the worm. Url is in Japanese, I couldn't figure how to copy it.
th-cam.com/video/I40xgZXUmn0/w-d-xo.html
@@davekelly585 managed to copy the url for the other video. Listed in the additional comments.
That thing is awesome. I WILL be trying this for sure. Love it.
Go for it!
I’ve been throwing this the last few days in some high pressures areas. It works!
Put a treble hook on the back. Helps with short strikes.
Awesome!
Looks awesome
It is!
Lol I just watched the foreign version of this can’t wait and see how this one turns out. Thank you TH-cam algorithms
Haha! They are watching you
I saw the same video the other day, gonna check out. Great vid
Cool, thanks
Great there goes my secret lure.
My bad!
This looks very deadly! Great video.
It is!
I saw that video a couple days ago! So glad you saw that and made this video, helped me understand it all. Glad I don't have to go learn Japanese now!
Glad it helped!
Thanks for the video I'm going to try that for sure it almost looks like the walking worm I ordered some of those and it moves with a flat piece of metal in there never caught anything with it but it sure looks good I think I would put a little small hook at the very end like you said great stuff today
give it a try!
日本ではとっくに知れたリグで、現環境最強と言われてる！
これこの人パクリですかね？
作り方も全く一緒ですよね？
英語はわからんが…そのまま紹介ならパクリですね！
ちゃんと冒頭で「TH-camみてたら日本人が新しく生み出したイヌリグって言うヤベーリグをみつけたけどオール日本語でわけわからんと思うから俺が英語圏のてめーらにわかりやすく解説してやんよ！マジでやべーから！」って言ってますよ(翻訳ガバ)
周りの英語コメントもこの新しいイヌリグに大興奮と称賛を送ってるのに唯一ある日本語コメントがパクリかどうかって内容で悲しくなった.....
@@CONSAPO77 めちゃくちゃ良い日本語訳。君才能あるよ
What a great idea
Glad you think so!
I think that would be fire during the spawn, you could keep it pretty much in one place and let it do its work. Matt this could open up a bunch of possibilities! Thanks so much for sharing this.
I’ve got a lot of ideas from this
My girlfriend made a lure just like this years ago. She would sit there and play with all my used soft plastics. She balled up worms and put line through them and said make it like a puppet on a string LOL. I never used it. Well, there it is!
She was ahead of the game!
I know exactly which video you're talking about. That video has been in my suggestions lately too!
I couldnt not click on it haha
Matt
I will be interested to see your on the water how to use video of this rig.
Very interesting and timely. I also got the Japanese video yesterday. Your video is much easier to understand since my Japanese is limited about 10 words.😃
Keep up the great work.
Thanks Rori
Will do!
I used it also by adding a small nail weight in the head. It sinks faster when boat docks. Awesome video
Thanks!
Thanks for making a english video about this! I was looking for one.
No problem!
This looks great and it moves just like a mosquito larvae, almost a natural action. Thanks for sharing!!
definitely wiggles!
Thanks mat I’ve been seeing this but not in the water. I will be making some.
Have fun!
Looks great! I'm surtenly gonna try this! Thanks for sharing mate, greetings from Holland, Pat.
Thanks for watching!
This is a bed fishin God send! Now I can't wait for the spawn up north!
agreed!
Great video. Going out on my first freshwater boat trip this week. I was wondering what the diameter of that tubing is? I’m thinking 1/8”?
1/8
@@MattStefanFishing Thank You!
Klasse, SUPER 👍👍👍
thanks!
That same video popped up in mine, I xed out when I saw it was in Japanese, amd your video popped up right after. Gotta try it!
Go for it!
Wow, that is so cool. Someone was thinking outside the box.
very much so!
WOW. gotta try this. Thsnk you
Have fun!
Oddly enough the video you referred to showed up for me after watching another one of your videos. I was also intrigued and planed on rigging some up. Thanks for going through the setup in English 😊.
No problem!
I seen a couple of those Japanese videos too. It's fun to try to figger out what they are saying. The sound effects are great!
Haha! Agreed
I saw the Japanese vid in my suggested videos last week. And this week your video was in my suggested videos 😃
Hope you enjoyed it!
@@MattStefanFishing show it getting some action would be cool. 😎 👍
I didn't have any tubing but plastic body Q-Tips are thin and hollow and work really well. Thanks!
Great tip!
Wonder what soft plastic company comes up with these worms already present rigged,very cool
You and me both!
Watched a few vids on this and I think the problem is that all the weight of the fish loads down on the split ring because the hook is attached to the plastic not the line and is hard on the worm. I know functionally it needs that freedom. I feel like fish will destroy the bait in no time. I like your idea of putting a hook on the back. Then hopefully they load on that one. I might try adding that second hook and burying the front hook so it's out of play but still allows the freedom of line movement? Can't wait to try this.
Good luck!
Lake trout, heck any trout, would go crazy nuts on this action. Thanks for sharing.
You bet
Great content awesome videos!
Glad you like them!
That looks amazing...
It does!
This is awesome!!! I gotta try it!!
Do it!
Wonder how it would be on a three way swivel with a minimum of a foot leader to the worm and maybe a one foot dropper to the weight? Or even behind a Carolina rig?
yep all potential options!
That does look amazing thank you for the tip 🙂
No problem 😊
I literally opened TH-cam to the Japanese video then my notifications to yours 😂 awesome
Cool!
Looks really good
It does!
Hello. Thank you from Japan. INURIG.
Thank you too!
Very interesting. Have to try it out.
Yes sir!
Thanks for sharing Matt.When I can't catch fish with all the arrows I have in my quiver now then I will give it a go.lol tight lines
Understood
Yes, I ran into this as well last week and had since made a dozen of them and went to the pier and caught all types of fish and people were wondering what I was using...making a long story short, I sold every single one I had for 10 bucks each....lol
AWESOME!
I may have seen the same video you’re talking about. Thanks for showing how it rigs. Heading to the tackle room right now to put a couple of these together. Cheers 👍
Good luck!
would there be a reason not to tie your hook at where the split ring is and then when fighting fish the worm can slide down leader? would that help or hurt durability? (after spending the time to make it)
you definitely can do that.
Looks great. Saw the video a couple days ago. Hopefully get one rigged and hit the James tomorrow.
Good luck!
How is the unfixed hook supposed to get set?, and without demolishing the worm? Is the tubing strong enough for a strong hook set?
the tubing is strong enough, but i cant speak for the straws people are using
super duper cool!!! thanks matt!
Glad you liked it!
Looks really cool!👍
It is!