ckonkol wrote:
To put those on the hook of your jig you can either remove the hook from the jig if possible and slide the teaser on. If not just take the top of the squid and feed it up the hook from the point. Jigging you might want to tie on a mono topshot of at least 50 feet. What I like to do is use some old 100lb line and tie it to the jig then about 18inches up from the jig tie a dropper loop about 3-5 inches long for a teaser then about 10 inches above that a swivel so I can attach the rig to my mono top shot.
I do the same with new 80 lb Jinkai. I use a spyder hitch on the end of the line to attach the jig. I think the loop connection gives the jig more action. But I use a much shorter piece of mono, usually about 5 or 6 feet.
This post edited by MakoMike 04:03 PM 03/04/2008
To put those on the hook of your jig you can either remove the hook from the jig if possible and slide the teaser on. If not just take the top of the squid and feed it up the hook from the point. Jigging you might want to tie on a mono topshot of at least 50 feet. What I like to do is use some old 100lb line and tie it to the jig then about 18inches up from the jig tie a dropper loop about 3-5 inches long for a teaser then about 10 inches above that a swivel so I can attach the rig to my mono top shot.
I do the same with new 80 lb Jinkai. I use a spyder hitch on the end of the line to attach the jig. I think the loop connection gives the jig more action. But I use a much shorter piece of mono, usually about 5 or 6 feet.
This post edited by MakoMike 04:03 PM 03/04/2008
