You’ll Never Rig A Fluke The Same After Watching This…

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• BI

  @BigBass-xf5yi · 2 years ago

  Waters are so pressured these days. These slight altercations to my presentations definitely make a noticeable difference. Thanks Randy

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• JE

  @jeremyalyea · 4 years ago

  I guess if you are losing lots of fish, give this a shot. I prefer the weedless setup with an ewg hook so the bait doesn’t slide down the hook. I catch 100-200 bass every summer on my lake with the weedless setup. If I need the bait to swim deeper I’ll use a weighted ewg hook.

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• BH

  @bhmsupra · 4 years ago

  The fluke popping out of the water is the "juice" post spawn.

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• KG

  @Kgoose66 · 4 years ago

  I used this method Saturday for a tournament and caught the majority of my fish with it.   Came in 5th place,  thanks for the info.

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• RI

  @rickyledford9486 · 4 years ago

  This morning I was throwing a buzz bait around sea walls and all of a sudden fish started busting shad. I had a fluke tied on the way you said and I had a ball. No big ones but just fun. Always enjoy spending time watching your videos. I'm 57 yrs old and still learning.

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• BR

  @brianbickhaus9081 · 4 years ago

  I found you can do the same thing with an EWG hook by angling the the point of the hook from the underside towards the top of the lure in the first quarter inch of the nose. On the other end, rather than rig the lure straight, I make sure there is a nice bend in the plastic before the hook comes out thru the top. If accomplished correctly, the whole lure takes on the shape of a slight curve from nose to tail. Like you, I have used the barrel swivel to much success too, but mostly to add a little additional weight.

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• CA

  @capt.chrishayes7543 · 3 years ago

  Thanks for different ways of rigging that really make a big difference, on all these baits.

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• JS

  @jsting100 · 4 years ago

  You can also just nose hook it like you would a drop shot bait. The hook adds weight to the nose allowing it to fall on a dead stick after twitching it. The bass tend to take the fluke head first when it falls and with the exposed hook you get a great hook set. Harder to fish through weeds but worth the trouble in weed beds with open pockets.

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• DE

  @dennisederer3594 · 4 years ago

  Another bodacious tip. Never would have thought of this. With the swivel, I can make up a few rigs and tie on in seconds. &nbsp;<br>Thank you Randy. <br>Have a Happy and Blessed Easter 🐣.

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• MO

  @mojo6778 · 4 years ago

  This is a great secret you shared, never thought to flip the hook around. Thanks Randy for sharing this hot tip with us!

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• JO

  @josephyaskulski5421 · 4 years ago

  Hey Randy just like to thank you for your secret and helpful hints on rigging different baits. I am 62 years young I fish a lot of open tournaments on weekends . I love your youtube channel it’s never to late to learn new tricks you have helped me put more and bigger fish in my boat . Thanks keep up teaching!!!!!

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• PA

  @patrickmahoney3479 · 4 years ago

  Great rigging idea. &nbsp;I will try it.

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