How many people out there ever tried the loc-n-knoc, for those who don’t know it’s a lure retriever that works for crappie jigs made by crappie magnet. Just wondering before I bought on.+Cross+
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How many people out there ever tried the loc-n-knoc, for those who don’t know it’s a lure retriever that works for crappie jigs made by crappie magnet. Just wondering before I bought on.+Cross+
I’ve seen it but never used one. Used to use larger ones for bass lures but never a crappie jig. If you get one let us know how you like it.
I use it and it flat out works. On a trip a while back I was fishing the Little Red River for trout. The jig heads I use are a dollar each, and the trout spoons and cranks I was using that day were 7-8 bucks a pop. Saved me a lot of money, as well as my friend I was fishing with. It was designed to be used as you are straight over the hung jig. There were a couple of times I could not get absolutely vertical over my hang. So I had no choice but to try it from an angle. It worked every time. I highly recommend it.
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I will own one of those soon. I get hung up some, my grandson does ALL the time.
My dad needs one on a drone to get them out of the trees [emoji1]
I bought some to replace my spark plugs. Haven't needed them yet though.
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I have a set and they work awesome. Have gotten every jig back with it so far. Has saved me a lot of time by not having to tie on a new jig. They are really easy to get on and off. Better than the homemade knocker I was using.
My question is this . What do you do when it does not work ? Anyway to retrieve the lock -n- nock ? A large spark plug or nut with a string has been in ur boat forever .
You lose it and eat the price you paid.Quote:
Originally Posted by Eagle 1
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you could always drill a hole in it and tie some string to it. Just saying I believe it will work.Quote:
Originally Posted by Eagle 1
No place to drill a hole and have it still work.Quote:
Originally Posted by Danny Lang
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I talked before I have even seen one, it looked like a tubular piece of metallic material that has a plastic cover on back. So I really don’t know. Sorry if I affented you.Quote:
Originally Posted by Alphahawk
No not at all. Unless someone has seen one you couldn’t know. Very unique design and I thought twice before I first used it. I only use 2-3 pound test line and it was designed for crappie guys who use much bigger line than that. I was worried that it would abrade my thin line. But so far that has not been the case.Quote:
Originally Posted by Danny Lang
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at the price of what I send down and the loss ratio , it is likely for me that it would take a while to pay for itself and probably get lost before that ever happens as well ....Quote:
Originally Posted by Alphahawk
but that said , if my 1 dollar jigs and or 5 dollar baits were at risk , it would be something I would consider ...
my jigs run about 25 to 35 cents each in most cases , handties are a bit more for sure , but handties are pretty much not what I pitch a bunch of ....
Very silly video like most and like most videos you can skip about the first 30 seconds! Turn the sound off if you don't want to listen to garbage. rotfl.
Video could have been like 7 seconds to explain but It's JUST a weight, that's it. It is only 8 or 9 bucks so who cares.
How to use the LOCN’KNOC by Leland’s Lures - YouTube
https://youtu.be/Mn6Lp0oT3zs