Thread: Spider Rigging Jigs

Dadgummit Double....no, one knot to the swivel....just when you tie to the swivel, don't trim the excess line from the knot and use that excess to tie the jig too. Git it rite or imagonna whip ya with a switch.

Wannabe...

Originally Posted by DonDon

Them janky loop knots are easy. I remember you using them awhile back and complaining that you couldn't get them to hold. I found a easy solution and don;t have any problems. When I start losing fish, then I'll change but I've caught several fish over 2 pounds n ain;t had one break my line YET

Just proves the old adage....Janky folk use janky stuff.

Bet a man could get rich if ya came out with Janky brand duct tape. Ole DD couldn't resist.

I did used to use the loop knots, but unlike some folks, I learn from my mistakes.

Wannabe...

Ohhhhhhhhhhh..... Now I get it. That took way too many questions!!!!!!!!!! Wow.. I am slow today... Thanks for sticking with it.

DoubleG

Think ole 00G might like that Chris 3. LOL

Originally Posted by DoubleGobble00

Oh okay.. So just two knots to the bottom of the barrel swivel then like this:

Nooooooo. Get you a piece of feshin line about 30" long. Tie the blankety blank line to the barrel swivel like a 5th grader would and leave a tail of about 6" long stuck out from the swivel to the right and a 20" tail stuck out the bottom. Then put your weight inline and then tie your hooks on. Awe heck just pm me yo address and I'll send ya one to dissect. Are you Kim to DD?

DD ifn I got enuff line left, then I'll retie onto the rig. If not, I'll just Cut the broke rig off and tie a new one in about 23 seconds. 22 seconds faster than you.

I got it.. I got it... Don't hit me no mo!!!! LOL... Who is Chris 3 or do I really want to know?

We'll have to see who's faster the next time we're around each other. Break off one and then see who can be ready faster. I'll smoke ya Spanky

There is no honor in being fast. I'd rather be right and sassified. Ask CN, she'll explain it to ya.

Hit him another lick Minner.

Wananbe...