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Thanks Randy!
Randy, the subtleties you share about rigging baits is much appreciated and clearly makes a difference in performance. Thank you very much!
Please stop saying "you guys"
Great video and tips
What bait do you like for catching crappie
Have you noticed that everybody Riggs everything wrong except for you. How many videos do you have with this title. I unsubscribed a long time ago because of this but still you pop up Every now then and it's the same. Still not watching.
Good stuff.
This is great tip.
“All your concerned with is penetration” my wife reminds me of that daily. Came here for fishing tips, left with calling out of work and heading home to the wife.
Great video!
Can I get a cut price on the livescope sucks stickers? 50 for $120? Asking for a friend? Stick one on every truck at the ramp.
He couldn't even rig it right he ripped it LMAO
By threading closer to the edge you're creating higher potential for the bait to tear, which is precisely what you demonstrated here when you tore the bait. This advice is not good.
I’ve done it wrong forever. No wonder I don’t catch any fish 😢😂
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Hook point pointing down ?
VERY GOOD TIP BUT 1/8" WILL NEVER MAKE A DIFFERENCE 😂 SORRY 😐
Might work with Zoom, Strike King etc., but Keitech are so soft that the hook will quickly slide through at the bend and destroy the bait and the action.
This guy is an absolute clown lol the swimbait won't even stay on the jighead during the video!
Excellent tip, thanks for sharing!
I wish to okashira heads were heavier than 1/8… If they are I've never seen them. 1/4 you would be awesome
Great tip! Thank you Sir!
Thanks
Good info as always
Does this method swim properly? I have done this by accident it felt awkward…. I will give it a shot
I also take an exacto knife and slit the belly some on mine when rigged weedless to let the hook come up thru the swimbait
I like that randy. I use round jig heads but they come with big light wire hooks. Peanut lures. 18, 3/16, 1/4 ounce with 6/o and they go down from there. I think it puts to much hook to far back in the swim bait therfore reducing the action. Trying this way next trip.
Effed it up lol
Hey Randy …. you're getting close to 100K
Great tip, Randy! Way to bring the juice! Thanks
Some good info there.
Seems like the bait will tear off after one fish.
Does this add to line twist? I've always tried to rig straight thru to avoid LT
this rigging is not accurate. i have a secret hand made jig-head where the hook point lays on top of the bait. there is zero hook above the bait. i fish for small mouth exclusively. i dont miss fish. not only that if you rig it Randys way you will be lucky to get 1 fish before the bait rips.
Stsndard repetitive intro. program starts right at 1:15 as usual
Close to the spine I call it totally agree with this rigging method the smimbait has more of the shimmy to the midsection too
Great tip Randy good stuff …
Thank you Randy
A bigger hook will also exit the bait further back restricting the action of the bait and reducing its effectiveness.
I understand what you are saying, but I will stick to the usual way. First must say I'm primarily a walleye fisherman. The way you do it is basically the same as using a larger hook. A 17" walleye has much smaller mouth than a 17" largemouth or even a smallmouth bass. I don't what that larger hook profile interfering with them sucking it in. And with a walleye's teeth, they will destroy your swimbait much faster. Love the Mega Bass swimbait head, just wish they made it in 1/2 or 5/8 oz with same hook for when I'm fishing 20-40' of water in the Columbia River. Most fish head design jig heads go to a much larger bass type hook which doesn't work for me. Larger walleye have no issue sucking in the larger hook but for eating fish I prefer 17-20" fish.
I thank you so much, Randy for that Valuable Tip on threading a Swimbait !! I try and try hard to thread the Jigheads on Straight and in the Correct Position ,but 90% of the time , they turn out Screwed Up and Look Terrible to me !!! I sure wish I could make'm look as Nice as yours do !!!
Thnx. Lost many fish over the years believing that, 'that's how it goes….I'm taking a risk just to get a bite.
I’m excited to try this because I lose A LOT of bass on a single hook swimbait. Thanks Randy!
Wouldn't somebody make a bait that has less meat under the hook part so it accomplishes the same thing but keeps it straighter? Or maybe bend the hook point out a little? Or trim the ribs under the hook, like we've been shown on other rigs?
Excellent presentation. Thank you.