08-14-2003, 08:14 PM
[cool]Besides Largemouths, I also have plans to introduce them to smallies and wallies. And, ya know what? I'd be willing to bet a bent hook that a white tube and spinner would interest some wipers. And...in chartreuse or fire tiger tubes...maybe even a toothy critter from Pineview.
Ya know, I got to thinking that the Roadrunner head is kinda streamlined, and that maybe you could even work a tube up over the head, with the spinner protruding. I played with it and WOW. It works. Here's a pic.
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1. Insert the hook point where you want the spinner swivel to stick out, and push the hook through until you reach the head.
2. Rotate the head around, to push the hook eye through the hole and leave the spinner outside. Moisten the lead and slide the plastic up over the head.
3. When the plastic is properly seated, you have a double whammy...tube jig and spinner.
(I SHOULDN'T BE STAYING HOME. I HAVE TOO MUCH TIME ON MY HANDS.)
Thanks for the kind comments, BC.
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Ya know, I got to thinking that the Roadrunner head is kinda streamlined, and that maybe you could even work a tube up over the head, with the spinner protruding. I played with it and WOW. It works. Here's a pic.
1. Insert the hook point where you want the spinner swivel to stick out, and push the hook through until you reach the head.
2. Rotate the head around, to push the hook eye through the hole and leave the spinner outside. Moisten the lead and slide the plastic up over the head.
3. When the plastic is properly seated, you have a double whammy...tube jig and spinner.
(I SHOULDN'T BE STAYING HOME. I HAVE TOO MUCH TIME ON MY HANDS.)
Thanks for the kind comments, BC.
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