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Old 06-17-2011, 08:50 AM   #8
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Originally Posted by blitzburgh View Post
How much, if at all, does this affect the action of the bait?
It doesn't affect the action at all. Use thin wire hooks like Owner Flyliner's.

I used to use this rig a lot for short biting halibut. I was always afraid of gut hooking a bass but it never happened. Now I just use them in freshwater for trout and have caught bass and crappie on 'em too.

I tie mine like this....

What you need:




3" swimbait

10" of 8 lb Power Pro

2" sewing needle

Size 6 Owner Mosquito hook

3/16 Owner Darter head


Thread the bait on the lead head

Tie a Palomar knot to the trap hook and a double over hand knot to the needle





Thread the needle through the top center tail of the swimbait.




Push straight through to the hole where the hook of the lead head exits the swimbait

Pull the needle out with pliers until the eye of the hook hits the tail then push the hook into place with your fingers.





Cut line from needle, loop the line twice through the eye of the leadhead, then tie a 4 turn San Diego knot.

Grab the trap hook with pliers and the tag end with your other hand and pull snug.


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