Pretty cool video on keeping plastics from running down hook

http://www.fishingclub.com/ExtraContent/ExtraContentDetail.aspx?id=26970&bcpid=1287024774&bclid=1304974988&bctid=1551027474
Hope this helps

good idea, never thought of using a swivel like that. I have learned so much since using this website.
I know I should encourage other anglers to join, but I feel like this website is giving me an edge with friends I have that I conpete with for braggin' rights and what not.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4SJ0etR52fs&NR=1

Very cool video and a great idea, I love this place
thanks bro

Love the idea for certian application(carolina or texas rigged plastics) . I wouldnt see it working as well on something like a slug-go. A little fisherman's glue would work were you wouldnt want to have that added weight, even if it is minimal. Very cool though mikey

Love the idea for certian application(carolina or texas rigged plastics) . I wouldnt see it working as well on something like a slug-go. A little fisherman's glue would work were you wouldnt want to have that added weight, even if it is minimal. Very cool though mikey

Yup your right its more for soft plastic. I use alot of powerbait worms which are real soft and they do have to be adjusted a bit.

Thanks for posting that, It will come in handy

definately a cool trick. have you guys used a skip gap hook? check it out http://www.gamakatsu.com/new_products/new_skipgap.htm
the s bend up near the eye holds the worm or reeeeaaaaall good. i don't like to use anything smaller than a 3/0.

definately a cool trick. have you guys used a skip gap hook? check it out http://www.gamakatsu.com/new_products/new_skipgap.htm
the s bend up near the eye holds the worm or reeeeaaaaall good. i don't like to use anything smaller than a 3/0.

Wow I like that design. Gonna have to give it a try. You guys have been posting alot over the last few weeks, but When I was on vacation I was not even looking for new posts.