Specialty bucktails

[Mikeh525]

Thanks man

[dfish28]

I could get the pita part of threading the gulp, what about molding in a snap or clip at the butt end of the jig so the wire could come off, the a rigging needle would work out nicely

[Mikeh525]

Originally Posted by dfish28

I could get the pita part of threading the gulp, what about molding in a snap or clip at the butt end of the jig so the wire could come off, the a rigging needle would work out nicely

Great idea! i have a mold that has an eyelet on the tail end and could easily attach a snap ring or crimp to connect the wire which may make it easier remove and install the gulp. Basically it would be a swing hook jig with a longer wire end for gulp. The only downfall I can think of that the action of the jig will change. It will swing more like a door hinge than a more natural bend/reflex. I'll make some and post when complete. Thanks for the advice

[team heat]

Is that a custom made mold.If If you dont mind me asking where did you purchase it from.thanks.

[NoWorries]

I've been using Gami Heavy Cover worm hook in 5/0 St#304415 . It has a single spike attatched to the shank. You have to rip off the grubs or baits. Trokar makes a similar hook. Try em

[Skolmann]

When fishing the sticky stuff for fluke the rig I use is as follows; a 40" piece of #30 leader with a barrel swivel at the top and a surgeons loop at the bottom, 3-5 "s above the surgeons loop I'll tie a dropper loop and 12-14"s above that another dropper loop, to each dropper loop I'll attach a plain jig head with a long hook shank to which I'll place either a 5 or 6 inch GULP. On the surgeons loop I'll placeabank sinker as I'd rather lose a bank sinker than a more expensive bucktail.

[Mikeh525]

Few more. Glow and swing hook