Cool JC , at 64 the 28th you always can learn , I've never thought about using braded line to tying hooks or jigs , thank you so much , so glad I have the bell on for your videos ,
Simple but effective. Also, if you cut the excess material off the front before you run your front wraps then you will have a cleaner head and won't need as many wraps.
Super awesome tutorial JC! You know...you just gave me an idea to making a custom teaser hook holder using vice grips. It'll cost me nothing hehehe! Also nifty idea on the braid spooler thingy! Thanks a lot my man!
@@RadReelingFishing yeah you buy some cheapo narrow vice grips and put some rubbery or plastic guards on the teeth so it won't ruin the hooks when you clamp it. 😉 Buy a plastic clamp at Harborfreight and make some sort of pipe to put it all together if you know what I mean. When I have a chance I'll craft one and see how it works out!
Hello JC happy fishing 🎣 Wednesday I'm Jesus I'm always enjoying seeing your fishing TH-cam videos 👍🎣 thank you dearly and thank you very much for the pompano teasers you send me a long time ago I still have them and I take great care of them I'm still caching fish with them at my local fishing pier 🎣 I always do a high Low rig on my light spinning combo with a 1oz pyramid weight and I just jig my rod up and down slowly I CACH a mackerel fish with the pompano teasers you send me when I was the giveaway winner thank you very much for everything you do in your fishing TH-cam channel you are my biggest inspiration I'm your biggest fan thank you very much JC 👍 🎣 I hope to someday have the honer and privilege of meeting you and going pier fishing with you 👍🎣 keep going strong 💪
Hi JC great video as always. Just a question Why don’t you leave the fibers a bit longer for more movement in the water or is shorter better for hookups?
Thanks for watching. Maybe the simple answer is that these size teasers have proven to work great for catching Pompano. Pompano have very small mouths. Your idea about making them smaller is a good one for sure. I think the teaser, when it is tided right next to the jig, is supposed to represent the clam portion of a shell.
Bet it's much easier tying with a vice than a drill now,right? You could go down to #6 and it'll be more than strong enough,IDK if they make #4 but it'd enough also.It'll make it easier to tie,I use it on my Sea Witches,Striper lures,etc....I even use it to sew buttons back on...lol A tool they call a hair stacker will make the ends all one at the head and help straighten out the body.Some of the hair that get sideways,don't get the full wrap,etc. can be pulled out and end up making the others loose and make the lure fall apart.It's up to you,I know you probably lose them pretty often so they don't have a very long life span,just a tip/idea for ya. I have a whole slew of those wigs in different colors. You may have covered these ideas already in the rest of the vid,I only made it to the 4:04 ,have to go out of town,but I'll come back later today to finish it. Ahhh what a day, 4 hrs of waiting on the stinking Gov.. Anyhow,maybe those won't come lose after I finished watching the rest of it and seen how many apps of superglue you use but I'd suggest getting or make a hair stacker to help get all the ends closer aligned. I'll add another lil idea though that will help make it easier yet.If you got yourself a cheap bobbin and a couple wooden thread spools like 1-1/8"x7/8" or 1" (don't want to wide so it fits in the bobbin)you could do your wraps,tighten it,and leave it hang while you grab your hair and position like you want it.IDK if it'll work on the #15 braid but I know they'll work with #6. I'll take a 1/4" bolt and nut and put the wooden spool on it.I'll chuck it in the drill then run it to fill spool with the braid.After that you can use it in the bobbin.
Yes, during the spring the Pompano on the beach were hitting the green/white jig with the orange teaser. It was this video th-cam.com/video/XGEjWXkTzJQ/w-d-xo.html
Go to dollar store, $1.25 hair. Enough for atleast 100 jigs. I use them to make sea witches too. Cheerleading Pom Pom works good too but tears too easily.
Thanks for watching. I actually did the other day. Combining the two methods works great. I'm using 50lb braid to build the little ball quickly, then switch to the bobbin and thread, wow, it's working like a champ. I'm finding that plenty of practice certainly does help. Thanks for commenting.
Cool JC , at 64 the 28th you always can learn , I've never thought about using braded line to tying hooks or jigs , thank you so much , so glad I have the bell on for your videos ,
Awesome Tutorial thanks a million buddy 💪👌👍👍
This was a good one JC, I saved it to my Florida fishing playlist. I am going to go watch your video with the electric drill now.
You make it look real easy.And the 2 dowel trick is a great idea.
GENIAAAAAAAALLLLLL!!!!!😁😁😁😁, make a few of those and....,Let's go fishing!!!!
Simple but effective. Also, if you cut the excess material off the front before you run your front wraps then you will have a cleaner head and won't need as many wraps.
Great video! Making that fishing rod tool is a fantastic solution to getting better control on the line. Thanks for sharing!
Awesome bro. I went on all the links and added them to my cart. I can’t wait to get everything. Im going to try it.
Thanks for the video JC.
The MacGyver of fishing nice job JC
Ha I literally just watched your video using the drill method about an hour ago and then I saw this one!
Awesome video JC!
Very useful video JC, that really saves a lot of money…thank you for the video…
Thanks for sharing your knowledge
Thanks for the lesson jc
Very Very cool!!
Super awesome tutorial JC! You know...you just gave me an idea to making a custom teaser hook holder using vice grips. It'll cost me nothing hehehe! Also nifty idea on the braid spooler thingy! Thanks a lot my man!
Ooooo, vice grips, why didn't I think of that, NICE one!
@@RadReelingFishing yeah you buy some cheapo narrow vice grips and put some rubbery or plastic guards on the teeth so it won't ruin the hooks when you clamp it. 😉 Buy a plastic clamp at Harborfreight and make some sort of pipe to put it all together if you know what I mean. When I have a chance I'll craft one and see how it works out!
Great idea JC. I shop at the big box store to keep costs down. If you exchange holiday gifts with JC, I think I know what you are getting. 👍
Hello JC happy fishing 🎣 Wednesday I'm Jesus I'm always enjoying seeing your fishing TH-cam videos 👍🎣 thank you dearly and thank you very much for the pompano teasers you send me a long time ago I still have them and I take great care of them I'm still caching fish with them at my local fishing pier 🎣 I always do a high Low rig on my light spinning combo with a 1oz pyramid weight and I just jig my rod up and down slowly I CACH a mackerel fish with the pompano teasers you send me when I was the giveaway winner thank you very much for everything you do in your fishing TH-cam channel you are my biggest inspiration I'm your biggest fan thank you very much JC 👍 🎣 I hope to someday have the honer and privilege of meeting you and going pier fishing with you 👍🎣 keep going strong 💪
Ok JC you need to come clean, do you ever where those wigs and for what kind of event? Luv you man and your channel. Cheers
very nice
good
Hi JC great video as always. Just a question Why don’t you leave the fibers a bit longer for more movement in the water or is shorter better for hookups?
Thanks for watching. Maybe the simple answer is that these size teasers have proven to work great for catching Pompano. Pompano have very small mouths. Your idea about making them smaller is a good one for sure. I think the teaser, when it is tided right next to the jig, is supposed to represent the clam portion of a shell.
Agree with JC...that'll work if you want to make a bucktail, which will be great to go after a bigger fish.
Bet it's much easier tying with a vice than a drill now,right?
You could go down to #6 and it'll be more than strong enough,IDK if they make #4 but it'd enough also.It'll make it easier to tie,I use it on my Sea Witches,Striper lures,etc....I even use it to sew buttons back on...lol
A tool they call a hair stacker will make the ends all one at the head and help straighten out the body.Some of the hair that get sideways,don't get the full wrap,etc. can be pulled out and end up making the others loose and make the lure fall apart.It's up to you,I know you probably lose them pretty often so they don't have a very long life span,just a tip/idea for ya.
I have a whole slew of those wigs in different colors.
You may have covered these ideas already in the rest of the vid,I only made it to the 4:04 ,have to go out of town,but I'll come back later today to finish it.
Ahhh what a day, 4 hrs of waiting on the stinking Gov..
Anyhow,maybe those won't come lose after I finished watching the rest of it and seen how many apps of superglue you use but I'd suggest getting or make a hair stacker to help get all the ends closer aligned.
I'll add another lil idea though that will help make it easier yet.If you got yourself a cheap bobbin and a couple wooden thread spools like 1-1/8"x7/8" or 1" (don't want to wide so it fits in the bobbin)you could do your wraps,tighten it,and leave it hang while you grab your hair and position like you want it.IDK if it'll work on the #15 braid but I know they'll work with #6.
I'll take a 1/4" bolt and nut and put the wooden spool on it.I'll chuck it in the drill then run it to fill spool with the braid.After that you can use it in the bobbin.
I was wondering if I could use old tangled sabiki rigs for teaser
I think the hooks are too small.
I wonder if speckled trout will hit them
A lot of species hit those jigs, snook can too
You ever make em in orange? I from Ohio and wanting make the pomp jigs but I already have a bunch of orange and silver. Thanks
Yes, during the spring the Pompano on the beach were hitting the green/white jig with the orange teaser. It was this video th-cam.com/video/XGEjWXkTzJQ/w-d-xo.html
@@RadReelingFishing thanks!
Sabikii is the best
Go to dollar store, $1.25 hair. Enough for atleast 100 jigs. I use them to make sea witches too. Cheerleading Pom Pom works good too but tears too easily.
I 2nd that! Way cheaper!
Wouldn't it be less expensive to use fly tying thread instead of braided line? Fly tying thread only costs $2.00 for a 100 yard spool.
Where can I by the flash
I get mine from Amazon.
@@RadReelingFishing do you have a link
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Why not buy a fly tying bobbin holder and use thread? It will make a much better looking teaser and way more easy to do.
Thanks for watching. I actually did the other day. Combining the two methods works great. I'm using 50lb braid to build the little ball quickly, then switch to the bobbin and thread, wow, it's working like a champ. I'm finding that plenty of practice certainly does help. Thanks for commenting.