bjt:
the 3 inch minnows you rigg buy just threading the hook through the plastics nose and on like a worm and out its back... make sure the plastics its straight on the hook so you can get max results... with 3inch minnows you wont have to cut them down for as they are small enough for any species to eat them (except for the tiny peckers)...
4inch turtle back worms: to help fish eat it... as fishbrain as said... cut off 2inches from the nose of the plastic so its easier for fish like bream to eat it... then you just thread the hook through the nose and out its back straight... you will see the turtle back worms have a bumpy back like a turtle shell... make sure the hook point is sticking out of the bumpy side and not the smooth so that the tail swims correctly....
sand worms: with sand worms dont bother with the 4inch ones, way to thin for a lot of hooks... just get the 6inch ones and cut them in half... this way you will get 2 plastics out of one... also its much easier for fish to eat them...
make sure you re seal the bags of gulps after you have used them or they will dry out quickly... you wont have to do this with any other plastic... just gulps as they are biodegradable they dry up... though truely i dont no why you would use gulps in the first place... you can fish them exactly they same way you would fish them with bait and still get bites... but i guess its up to you... when you feel youve had enough of gulps goto powerbaits... there a bit harder to catch fish on as its more about presentation and not scent...
anyway i have attached a picture of some no name plastic with how you should rig pretty much any plastic available...
http://www.ausspinlures.com/img/lures/s ... -tiger.jpg
cheers, troy
the 3 inch minnows you rigg buy just threading the hook through the plastics nose and on like a worm and out its back... make sure the plastics its straight on the hook so you can get max results... with 3inch minnows you wont have to cut them down for as they are small enough for any species to eat them (except for the tiny peckers)...
4inch turtle back worms: to help fish eat it... as fishbrain as said... cut off 2inches from the nose of the plastic so its easier for fish like bream to eat it... then you just thread the hook through the nose and out its back straight... you will see the turtle back worms have a bumpy back like a turtle shell... make sure the hook point is sticking out of the bumpy side and not the smooth so that the tail swims correctly....
sand worms: with sand worms dont bother with the 4inch ones, way to thin for a lot of hooks... just get the 6inch ones and cut them in half... this way you will get 2 plastics out of one... also its much easier for fish to eat them...
make sure you re seal the bags of gulps after you have used them or they will dry out quickly... you wont have to do this with any other plastic... just gulps as they are biodegradable they dry up... though truely i dont no why you would use gulps in the first place... you can fish them exactly they same way you would fish them with bait and still get bites... but i guess its up to you... when you feel youve had enough of gulps goto powerbaits... there a bit harder to catch fish on as its more about presentation and not scent...
anyway i have attached a picture of some no name plastic with how you should rig pretty much any plastic available...
http://www.ausspinlures.com/img/lures/s ... -tiger.jpg
cheers, troy
