"This year my old Rattle Traps have been catching again in the 3",1/2 oz, and 3,5",3/4oz…"
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USING WIRE INSTEAD OF GLUE
OK GUYS; I CAME ACROSS THIS IDEA A YEAR OR MORE AGO;; WRAP A PIECE OF WIRE EITHER THRU THE JIG EYE OR UNDERNEATH THE JIG EYE (( DEPENDS ON IF THE WIRE IS TO BIG )) THEN A SHARP TURN DOWN ON THE WIRE; PLUS; A SMALL U-TURN ON THE END OF THE WIRE;; RUN YOUR PLASTIC BAIT ONTO THE HOOK; INSERT THE WIRE THRU THE PLASTIC AND;; CLIP THE WIRE; TO THE BACK SIDE OF THE HOOK SHANK;; SUPPOSE TO KEEP THE PLASTIC BAITS ONTO THE HOOKS BETTER;;;; BASS PRO TIPS IS WHERE I GOT THE IDEA FROM;; KEVIN VAN DAMM
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Comment by Kelly Peterson on June 14, 2021 at 9:08am
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Frank Manuel, not Fran.
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Fran Manuel wrote about it here.
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That is a Joe Robinson idea, too as published in his book Piscatorial Absurdities. I've tried it with 24 gauge floral wire and it works. Think someone on here wrote quite lengthy about plastics on jigs and told of this too.
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Comment by John Sheehan on November 23, 2018 at 8:53am
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A Paper clip huh ,Nice!
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Comment by carl hendrix on November 22, 2018 at 1:08pm
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HEY MUSIC MAN;; DONT KNOW MYSELF IF GUITAR STRINGS WILL WORK;; ONE WAY TO FIND OUT;; GIVE IT A TRY;; LOLOL;;;;;; THE WIRE I USED HERE; WAS A PAPER CLIP;; ACTUALLY;; THE WIRE WAS TO BIG TO GO THRU THE JIG EYE; AND LEAVE ENOUGH ROOM TO PASS FISHING LINE THRU THEM. SOOOO; I OPTED TO WRAP THE WIRE; UNDERNEATH THE JIG EYE. NEED A REALLY THINNER WIRE TO PASS THRU THE EYE
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I wonder if used guitar strings could be utilized this way .Got a gauge on that wire Carl ? Job well done like Slip said!
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