A loop knot at the jig head improves action IMHO. JM2C
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"Funny you mention that — just the other day I was thinking the same thing and wondering how many other fishermen run into it too. My 6# braid is so thin that most drop-shot sinkers slide right off unless the clamp really bites down. Tying a quick square knot below the weight locks it in perfectly — problem solved."
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A loop knot at the jig head improves action IMHO. JM2C
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"Right after reading CrappieChan’s post, I jumped on Amazon and ordered size #10, #8, and #6 jig hooks. Then I dug into my jig tackle box for a #10 jig, grabbed a pair of side cutters, and trimmed off the lead ball.
Pulled out my 6 lb braid, cut a 3-foot leader, and after watching I-Fish’s video on YouTube, tied the knot on the #10 jig hook. It worked perfectly — the jig hook laid straight when I tightened the line.
I mainly use this setup for jigging panfish with a pink Gulp Waxy, and honestly, finding the right hook combo to keep the presentation straight has always been the toughest part. This knot jig-hook combo setup solved that problem completely. Hats off to CrappyChan for helping me fix a big headache!
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