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    Are there any baitholder jig hooks.You know that have the little barbs on the shanks ,like the regular baitholder hooks for worms.Anybody know of any?Like size 6 or size 4 or size 1.
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    If you do find those hooks let me know It is a good ideal.

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    So far,I found one that will work.After going through all my junk,I found an Eagle Claw 1186 RD size 4 baitholder that will fit into my Do It Crappie Jig mold JC-5-18.Which took a crimped Mustad 33803 size 6.The upper barb on the shank will keep the 1/8 oz. jighead in place.I think.I will pour a couple and check them out tomorrow.I'll let you know how it works.
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    Used lots of different brands of jig hooks and have never heard of any. If there are I'd like to hear about them.

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    I don't think that you will find any made like regular jig hooks, if you tie your own jigs it's easy to tie a barb on a hook. I lay down a wrap of thread then trim one end off a staple lay the long part of the staple along the back of the hook and wrap with thread over and along the staple and hook shank, tie off add a drop of glue, trim the leg of the staple to what ever length you like, I then bend that foreward. Works great and can be done faster than I can write about it. It holds plastic better than any cast on keeper that I have ever used.

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    Good idea slipbobber.I am fixing some of my bare 1/16's and 1/8 oz. for worms.
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    man you learn great ideas here . thanks

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    Default Baitholder Worm Hook

    Took your advise slipbobber,great idea by the way.I got my pound of African Nightcrawlers today.So,I need to get ready to use a couple of them.Here's what I came up with.1/16 Ament Goggle Eye jighead,size 4 red hook and a staple,lol.Oh yea,a couple of whip knots also.First one,took a couple of minutes figuring out the easiest way,but,now maybe 15 seconds,lol.
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    Looks like you've got it, I usually trim that foreward part off but if you are using nightcrawlers you might want to leave it on. That will hold plastic tubes on really well.

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