You’ll Never Rig Your Swimbaits The Same After Watching This!

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• RU

  @russelliles · 4 years ago

  Subscribed firstly because you come across as a straight talker & secondly because you know what you are on about.

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• JE

  @jerzdev · 4 years ago

  This is outstanding info, and I don’t care who may have done it first, you’re showing us now, thanks for the awesome tip!

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• FI

  @FinclipRIP · 4 years ago

  For us northern folk, we call it "running a stinger" when jigging walleyes. Keep the main hook and run a size 8-10 treble on a pre tied piece of braid aka "stinger hook" and it'll change your life. When we Jigs we let the hook free swing but when we're casting we'll one hook it back into the body. Works well for threaded on live bait as well. 👊

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• AN

  @AndrewMorris-md6dw · 3 years ago

  Thanks for making us better fishermen and fisherwomen Randy!  Appreciated.

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• NA

  @NaDa4swf · 4 years ago (edited)

  Basically it's a stinger hook without the main hook. I'm from europe and i'm using stingers for years on decent sized rubbers, but i'm not removing the main hook, i see no reason to do that when fishing for pike or zander. And if i am fishing without a main single hook and use only trebles instead i'm always using either screw-in heads or shallow screws plus a cheburashka weight. A clipped jighead will very easily loose the swimbait so you need to put some superglue on to hold the bait.

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  @psychofishermen · 4 years ago

  I've been making this trap rig for hailbut. After I get the proper length, I use duo locks. Then I can add them  to the eye, and change my grub, or swimbaits accordingly. Each size if bait, get their own sets of traps....pre- made. No time loss on water rigging. Hope this helps someone.

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• ST

  @stevesteve4350 · 4 years ago

  Guys do that up north with hand tied walleye jigs. Awesome. Thanks Randy!!!

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• MA

  @maryignacio664 · 3 years ago

  Just want to thank you for the humble opening on the subscription ask. That alone sold me.

• HU

  @humblehombreh · 4 years ago

  Thanks again Randy. You are the best! Much brotherly love.

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• MA

  @Mason859-c2m · 3 years ago

  That is one of the best tips I have seen on YouTube.  Thanks for sharing.

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  @helterskelter156 · 3 years ago

  Great tip. You can also trim a bit off the top of the bait, which will allow the hook sit lower on the bait.

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• MC

  @MCK9000 · 3 years ago

  I love it and now anxious to try.  Fellow midwestern angler here in IL and have been dying to get to Table Rock and more.  Ill be in touch soon!!

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