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Offline WALLEYE WACKER

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Wire keeper
« on: 04/10/14 04:31 UTC »
Any one have a trick or tip on how to get in faster. I have tried both was 1 keeper first than hook 2 hook than keeper is faster for me



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Offline toadfrogbaits

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Re: Wire keeper
« Reply #1 on: 04/10/14 14:09 UTC »
Far as I know it is just one of those aggravating things a guy has to tolerate . I'll put up with it cause I hate those blasted lead barbs .
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Offline Apdriver

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Re: Wire keeper
« Reply #2 on: 04/10/14 15:18 UTC »
I don't know of any secrets to this either. I do hook first then keeper. Heavy hook gives you something to lay and stabilize keeper against. Kinda painful and slow but I like the keeper too.
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Offline WALLEYE WACKER

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Re: Wire keeper
« Reply #3 on: 04/11/14 05:12 UTC »
The wire keeper is the way to go for plastic baits. Yes it is slow going but a better holding jig then anything I have used in the past. On a trip to Canada last year I used the same 1/8oz. Jig and 4" flippin zip for 4 days.

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