what is wrong with you people, if like me you knew this already well done but think how many new or young anglers have learned from this & other videos, get a grip & treat people as you expect to be treated in life, with decency
I super glue my big hammers to the jig head due to the same reason. But anyone have a problem with fish tearing at the midsection and missing the hook completely?
I superglue big hammers to hammerheads. Gluing them together is a major time-saver, as fish will often pull the swimbaits down a bit after a strike, it's nice not having to push the swimbait back onto the jighead after every cast. This technique is also necessary when your swimbaits are so damaged, that they wont stay on normally. I've had times where the only producing swimbait was too damaged to use, and because of this, my day was over.
Unfortunately, some of the biggest dickholes are fishermen. This is valuable for anyone to know and to put into practice. I add on a little thread, whip finish the area with half hitches and then add zap a gap gel but any glue supe will work. Peace.
Holy Crap...what's with all the negativity? If you know how to do this already or think it's going to ruin your jig head (it doesn't), then just move on...no need to chime in with some snide comment.
jd i have been worried about trying this ...but i figure i will ask now...by adding the krazy glue..wont that make getting ALL the swim bait back off very hard...wont the part that you glued stay on the jig head?
Ah, yes, the know-it-all has made an appearance! Please, oh great one...let us feast on your incredible wealth of fishing knowledge! We, your great horde of followers are hanging on every word. Any nugget you could share would be divine! Now, keep your B.S. comments to yourself...we're trying to keep things positive around here. Go be a jackass somewhere else...
@brooksoneverdies sorry but this is coming from the guy with no fishing videos at all? and not everyone is a pro fisherman like you this guy is just spreading some knowledge dont be a dick
Your right, its not coming off. the next fish that hits that short is just going to rip your swimbait in half. But your right, the head will still stay on the collar.
Soft plastic is cheap, and so are jigheads, why not just keep the softbait on the head? And if you really do want to remove it, you probably could with a knife and pliers. But all in all, you'd probably ruin the softplastic, so I'd most likely just keep the the bait rigged.
No, the glue seems to dry right up and not leave any smell. If you're worried, you could always just add a little commercial scent to it, though. Good luck!
This might sound bit lame but do you put a small sinker near the lure to cast it our further? We cast ours like 30 feet from the shore (no boat we fish lake shores) . We have caught small bass but not big ones and would like to cast it further . Thanks
You have your own website?? Giving out those kinds of tips, I don't think I'll be visiting haha. J/k, nice vid and hope someone can take that piece of info and help save themselves some coin.
no exactly rocket science is it! just commom sence
Gman3094 2 days ago
good tip
dddd111159 2 weeks ago
what is wrong with you people, if like me you knew this already well done but think how many new or young anglers have learned from this & other videos, get a grip & treat people as you expect to be treated in life, with decency
palmer3977 3 weeks ago
ппц, америкосы в своем репертуаре... да это и коню понятно, что суперклеем можно силикон закрепить...
AlexGrushnik 4 months ago
what a smart guy.....
arisingartist 5 months ago
i love the idea... but i would think that the super glue scent would be more of a fish deterrent than a fish attractant... what do you think?
gottadutch 5 months ago
@gottadutch
That super glue will not be a fish deterrent. For swimbaits, pros use super glue to fix the tears and get great results.
BassinAsassin 3 months ago
I super glue my big hammers to the jig head due to the same reason. But anyone have a problem with fish tearing at the midsection and missing the hook completely?
Anarchist87 8 months ago
@Anarchist87 i do
TheMetalJig 7 months ago
@Anarchist87 haha fish took the tail of my big hammer the other day.
stuntnwidhammerz 7 months ago
I superglue big hammers to hammerheads. Gluing them together is a major time-saver, as fish will often pull the swimbaits down a bit after a strike, it's nice not having to push the swimbait back onto the jighead after every cast. This technique is also necessary when your swimbaits are so damaged, that they wont stay on normally. I've had times where the only producing swimbait was too damaged to use, and because of this, my day was over.
mmmmmarcus 8 months ago
YA NOW THE SWIMBAITS PANTS WONT FALL DOWN IS LEGS WILL GET RIPPED OFF!!!!!!!!!
socalstrikes 9 months ago
your fat
MarbledCheese 11 months ago
@MarbledCheese THAT JUST MADE MY DAY
socalstrikes 9 months ago
Don't sweat em J D. some people are just plain rude..
champwindow 11 months ago
Its not that anglers are dickholes its just that every fucking kid on the internet thinks that they know all and they're always right
Goatskinny 11 months ago
yA I THINK THESE VIDS ARE STRAIGHT TO THE POINT. THX MAN!!
MrXxMCRxx 1 year ago
@fishwithjd hey man your vids are awesome you just have a bunch of haters but i appreciate them.
bridgetbishop1996 1 year ago
This is a great tip but it might leave a super glue smell in the water so I would spary some coffe scent from strike king
bassmasterclassic1 1 year ago
@bassmasterclassic1 if you let it dry for a few mins its gonna b odourless. silicone has a stronger smell than superglue after drying out.
Piterszczyk 1 year ago
Thanks that alot!!!!! lol
tylercouey2 1 year ago
Unfortunately, some of the biggest dickholes are fishermen. This is valuable for anyone to know and to put into practice. I add on a little thread, whip finish the area with half hitches and then add zap a gap gel but any glue supe will work. Peace.
redshaftedflicker 1 year ago
Holy Crap...what's with all the negativity? If you know how to do this already or think it's going to ruin your jig head (it doesn't), then just move on...no need to chime in with some snide comment.
fishwithjd 1 year ago 8
its as if people DONT know how to do this already
hardboiled89 1 year ago
Try piercing it through the back and sliding it up. No super glue and its removable.
JustPlainBored00 1 year ago
can you get it off
bassfishinglord 1 year ago
jd i have been worried about trying this ...but i figure i will ask now...by adding the krazy glue..wont that make getting ALL the swim bait back off very hard...wont the part that you glued stay on the jig head?
n4sir804 1 year ago
save your swimbait, ruin yor jighead
HLGREAL 1 year ago
stupid ass shit i could have told u that.
brooksoneverdies 1 year ago
Ah, yes, the know-it-all has made an appearance! Please, oh great one...let us feast on your incredible wealth of fishing knowledge! We, your great horde of followers are hanging on every word. Any nugget you could share would be divine! Now, keep your B.S. comments to yourself...we're trying to keep things positive around here. Go be a jackass somewhere else...
fishwithjd 1 year ago 25
@fishwithjd HA U TELL HIM!
1996catfish 1 year ago
@brooksoneverdies sorry but this is coming from the guy with no fishing videos at all? and not everyone is a pro fisherman like you this guy is just spreading some knowledge dont be a dick
whitesoxman61 1 month ago
Use the proper hooks, and you won't have to worry about it!!
tbagnine666 1 year ago
What is the manufacturer of ｊｉｇｈｅａｄ?
okawarichang1 1 year ago
well no shit dumbass
xXcam0manXx 2 years ago
Genius! :-)
921144666 2 years ago
thats a good way but the problem with that is if you want to use somthing else then you have to get a new jig head on ur line
gunshow261 2 years ago
LoL LOL LOLOL LOLOL LOL LOLO LOL OLO LOL OLO LOLO LOL LOL LOL OLO LOL LOL OLOL. When he said "mileage" I thought he meant by casting distance
Zomgers408 2 years ago
Your right, its not coming off. the next fish that hits that short is just going to rip your swimbait in half. But your right, the head will still stay on the collar.
Bbkflys 2 years ago
not if you're using the right baits :)
fishwithjd 2 years ago 4
@Bbkflys ...
Goatskinny 11 months ago
.........OH ..WOW....BUT NICE
pha32 2 years ago
Dont you think the fish wouldnt like the superglue smell?
bahbzilla 2 years ago
Ive noticed that I get less bites if I use superglue to repair my soft plastics, but if you use a good fish attractant it helps cover up the scent.
cameltoejoe69 2 years ago
lmao
150040450 3 years ago
good advice!
tournament34angler 3 years ago
just curious, what happens when your done using the plastic and then you have chunks of swimbait still stuck on your jighead?
bassgoalie 3 years ago 2
Soft plastic is cheap, and so are jigheads, why not just keep the softbait on the head? And if you really do want to remove it, you probably could with a knife and pliers. But all in all, you'd probably ruin the softplastic, so I'd most likely just keep the the bait rigged.
bassfishingmachine 3 years ago 2
scrape it off
dukeboy3 2 years ago
Comes right off no problem with a tug...
fishwithjd 2 years ago
does it leave a scent?
NEWYORKJETS52 2 years ago
No, the glue seems to dry right up and not leave any smell. If you're worried, you could always just add a little commercial scent to it, though. Good luck!
fishwithjd 2 years ago
This might sound bit lame but do you put a small sinker near the lure to cast it our further? We cast ours like 30 feet from the shore (no boat we fish lake shores) . We have caught small bass but not big ones and would like to cast it further . Thanks
RASMISS 4 years ago
No extra weight needed...the leadhead we're using on these are 1/2 to 3/4 ounces.
fishwithjd 4 years ago
Thanks a lot we are actually going fishing in 30 minutes there are Peacock and other type bass in area lake. Your videos are very informative
RASMISS 4 years ago
You have your own website?? Giving out those kinds of tips, I don't think I'll be visiting haha. J/k, nice vid and hope someone can take that piece of info and help save themselves some coin.
Powerworm17 4 years ago
I know...sounds simple to us, but for the beginner....hey, we were all there once.
Powerworm, check out the site, maybe not enough bass stuff on there yet for ya (coming soon!) but lots of other cool stuff!
fishwithjd 4 years ago