smalljaw 734 Posted September 3, 2010 Report Share Those will be killer if they work, how did you get the hook in the worm? Quote Link to comment
JBlaze 103 Posted September 4, 2010 Report Share Thanks Smalljaw, Havn't had time to try them out yet. I am sure that I will probably work with or change them in some way to get them to wiggle/swim. Will let you know when I find out if they work or not. The first hook in the lead head was easy, just threaded it on. The second hook, I layed it beside the worm where I wanted it to exit. I then snelled it with a very short length of 17lb test Suffix line. I then inserted the point of the second hook in the worm where the first hook exits and worked the second hook through the worm until I got the point down to its exit spot then I put the snelled loop over the point of the first hook and pulled everything tight. I also have a very small threader (similiar to a knitting needle or crochet hook but very tiny in diameter) which I use for adding two or three strands of accent colors to skirts which have already been made up. I was also able to slide this through the center of the worm and pull the snelled hook through the center of the worm. Hope this helps. John Quote Link to comment
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