No Knot Fast Snaps

[tracy willis]

i saw these in a fly shop the other day and was thinking how these might work for bluegill jigs.  i change jigs quite a bit while fishing usually and its a pain to re-tie on small line with my progressievely bad eyesight.

anyone ever use them? opinion?

thanks 

[John Sheehan]

They are tiny and i find them hard to work with but use to use them for small ice fishing Jigs .Maybe i should try again .

[Badgerloader]

I use them regularly. I suggest using a hemostat to change jigs.

[Slip Sinker]

...yep... the tool for the job

[John Sheehan]

ah , gotta try that yes too small for fingers ,especially in the cold ! Sounds like a great tip!

[Slip Sinker]

...they are a great aid for swapping out micro jigs... especially ice fishing.

like badgerloader stated hemostats work well... ice fishing i always have the hemostats out to load waxies on the jig also... slippery waxies with cold hands ... a son of a gun!

[tracy willis]

thanks guys, i figured they would work well to keep a jig horizontal by vertical jigging.

do they work well for casting jigs too....would it be almost the same as tying directly on?

[Riverman]

I have some but never used them... curious if they spook the fish or not.

Hey SLIP...   you have mail. 

[Jim Barndt]

I’ve been using them for year for both ice and open water. They don’t hold the jig vertical but for the most part I really don’t think it makes a difference