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Reply With QuoteSome of the bass ones they tie a split ring on bottom. I like the bobber stop idea better
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Good question. Apparently, the jig always hangs horizontally and bites are easier to detect. Tie off is with a stopper type knot after passing it thru the hole. They recommended a double surgeon's knot. I'm thinking a small bobber stop between the knot and jig may help.
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Some of the bass ones they tie a split ring on bottom. I like the bobber stop idea better
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I was thinking with the bobber stop you would be adding a tiny spot of color there also.
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Would be quieter as well. Split ring you might could bounce and add a click noise. Something to play with maybe.
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Absolutely. Maybe a slit ring and a small bead or even one of those rattle inserts.
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This is the other style I bought. I'm glad I have some #1 line. I ordered the 4mm 6Gram size and the hole is very tiny. I don't believe 4# will fit thru it!
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Interesting
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When I first read it I was thinking we was actually talking about new eyehole jigs.
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They are new. There's a hole in the lead head where the eyes should be to put a crappie nibble.Originally Posted by MCG1
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