New way to rig a soft plastic bait.

I saw a new way to rig a soft plastic bait on tv. Put the worm weight on
as usual, then thread your line thru one end of a small swivel (the
swivel will slide freely) tie the hook on...push the point of the hook
thru the end the bait as usual,, then thread the point of the hook thru
other end of the swivel (tighten the line a little, this will lock the
worm/bait to the eye of the hook) place the point thru the bait in the
normal fashion...It works pretty good, I tried it without a weight it
works.. I just hope the"worlds greatest inventor" hasn't got a patent on
this rig...):

"AJH" wrote in message
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I saw a new way to rig a soft plastic bait on tv. Put the worm weight on
as usual, then thread your line thru one end of a small swivel (the
swivel will slide freely) tie the hook on...push the point of the hook
thru the end the bait as usual,, then thread the point of the hook thru
other end of the swivel (tighten the line a little, this will lock the
worm/bait to the eye of the hook) place the point thru the bait in the
normal fashion...It works pretty good, I tried it without a weight it
works.. I just hope the"worlds greatest inventor" hasn't got a patent on
this rig...):


Can you snap a picture? I see it as a plastic keeper to keep the plastic
from sliding down the hook, but when I visualize it I see either theline
running off to one side or the plastic being held in a funny position.

Bob La Londe
www.YumaBassMan.com

I have no way of doing a photo, the bait seems to stay straight, try it
it only takes a minute, I think it may work better without a worm
weight...