This little guy swallowed the jig head first. Never would have landed him without the fasnap. Attachment 137015
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This little guy swallowed the jig head first. Never would have landed him without the fasnap. Attachment 137015
Great pic. last year on a trip to the Gulf I caught a 15lb king fish. Once we got him gaffed and on the pier I noticed that I never hooked him. My hook snagged on a leader that had been broken off earlier. What are the odds
HAHA!!! You fast snapped him in the boat.
"WOW" thanks CMJ!!! you are on them!!! (crappie)!!
Better sharpen your hook . :biggrin
You will see some odd things fishing or anything else if your around it long enough.:twocents
Guess you let him go since it was not a fair catch?:Rofl
Lol, he was a little on the shy side so he's still swimming. I think this explains a lot of misses that we just call short strikes. They strike the jig head first and we jerk it right back out before the hook ever makes contact. I caught one last year that did this. Only reason I landed him was because he was so small the bait got wedged in his mouth! Lol! Attachment 137025Quote:
Originally Posted by NIMROD
Good job, Chris! Thanks for the post and that cool pic!
Wow - which size fasnap is that?
Chris you need to sharpen your fas-naps
I think it is a size medium.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sawdust Farmer
I use large . I have also caugh several just on the fas-snap . I tye my rigs that I use for spidering using fas-snaps also.it make changing hooks or minner critters quick without changing the whole rig!
I have used the large ones, but I have had a few smaller jigs and bait hooks come off due to the wider gap. I use either small or medium but they can be a booger to deal with when you have cold fingers, or warm fingers for that matter. :Rofl.
I've caught lots of fish with the fast snap.
cool catch CJ