A tough plastic is key, them softer plastics don’t ketch more fish and get ruined quickly, one sand bass or catfish on some plastics and it makes no difference how it was put on the jig head![]()
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A tough plastic is key, them softer plastics don’t ketch more fish and get ruined quickly, one sand bass or catfish on some plastics and it makes no difference how it was put on the jig head![]()
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Not sure this will work for you but here it is . I used to use purple/chartreuse Umbrella tubes most of the time . I used insert type jig heads . Some makers did better than others smoothing mold flash so I checked for that . Used to dip the lead in Slab Sauce or other scent oil to help insert into tube bait. When nothing going on at home rig 25 to 50 baits . On the water I could just tie one on and rerig them later. Ever think about pre rigging plastic baits on jig heads with the glue?
thats what i do glue 3 different baits on three different poles if i want to switch colors or different jigs ill just pick another pole
That LocTite gel is on Amazon for less than $3. Just have to look. A tube will do a lot of baits. I never have clogging issues.
I do the insertion of the bait onto the hook, then ensure everything is aligned, then ease the plastic bait back, then a drop of gel on the shank of the hook, then slide the bait up. This gets it inside and leaves some for the tip to afix to the jig head.
Maybe they will bite this one……
Put in trig when your not fishing and it stay good for a longer time
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If you want super glue to keep a long time store it in your fridge. Ive got a bottle of loctite 420 that Ive had for 8 yrs and still good.
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I've done it a few times ... I like to wrap the shank in dental floss first. As for the bottle not clogging... I clean as much as possible and pray lol