The Jika Rig?
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- Опубліковано 21 сер 2024
- The Jika rig is a great way to mix it up and show the bass something different. Like a lot of things I rig my Jika rig a little different. This was born again out of my cheapness and love for tinkering with baits.
-Alex
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Just to clarify you tie your line to the top split ring! -- THANKS for watching!!!
Thanks Man❗️❗️❗️
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DOES THIS WORKS WELL ON A RIVER. PLS SHOW CLOSE UP OF RIGGING THE BAIT. THANK YOU. WHAT RIG WORKS IN RIVERS
Was about to ask lol
or add the smallest swivel you can find and tie to that ;)
What size weight do you normally use?
Alex,
Thanks for the how to video. I bought the Owner Jig Rigs, you get 2 rigs for $4.99 in the world of the jig not a bad deal. Your comment about the cylinder weight vs the teardrop weight is worth gold and so true. There was something I wanted to improve and that was it. I took your advice and purchased the weights and built my own. I did not like to tie to the welded ring due to possible line chafe. I took your Tokyo rig idea and used a small swivel as a tie point. I love it. You did not state what size split rings you are using, I assume the #5 same as in the Tokyo rig vid. I had to use size 2 to get thru the eye of my hooks. I use finesse style hooks and do not use power fish.
Thanks for watching!
for those who like to use this rig for heavy grass or deep weed edges, they sell pencil weights with solid rings (lead) up to 1oz you can swap with.
I love these videos, but I would like to had a suggestion for these types of videos. I would like to see these rigs under water. Maybe just get a cheap little aquarium and show us some underwater action! But love the videos and tight lines from us down here on the Tennessee/Alabama line.
Really great rig! Seen this on Bass U with Ike. Thanks for breaking it down and being more clear about the options and tactics, A-Rudd!!
Been using this rig for a couple years now. Great producer on pressured California lakes and Reserviors. I like to rig it with the Berkley Havoc PittBoss but I'm going to have to try it on a swim bait...Thanks for the tip Alex!!!
Pretty creative with that. Looks like it would work pretty well. As I read the comments, I thought it would be a good idea to demonstrate the action of the lure in say maybe a 25gal. fish tank or something. Just a suggestion. I'm liking these DIY type rigs instead of paying for em.
I can see this being great on a bass bed with the swimbait. Awesome video Alex! Thanks for sharing!
You should try using a tube on a jika rig. It's killer for big smallmouth but works for largemouth too
Tommy Troseth just made one to try
you are quickly becoming one of my favorite youtubers, awesome work
looks like a pretty cool rig . I bet a sick fish will work well on it. I'm trying to dedicate myself to throwing big swimbaits this year and just got my first 8 ft heavy e13 rod, but I truely can't forget what got me to catching big fish and that's senkos and jigs. I see guys now that start throwing these big baits and never even thrown a conventional style bait. I just need some patience and dedicate myself to those big baits here in Massachusetts for at least one season. I know they work.Its all about being patient and sticking to your guns.I'm sure I'll end up trying it this year even though trying not to. Thanks Alex another informative vid
I was wondering the same thing. Thanks! Great video ! I'm going to make some as soon as I can get to the tackle shop.👍🎣
Gettin' Jika with it!
Jika rigged persimmon for the mack daddy carp! I use their scales as hub caps on my boat trailer and has all the ladys getting buck wild.
I have all the components kicking around, gonna put a few together and give it a try.
Like your video. I use this rig drifting for Walleyes with paddle tails. From lowa to the Dakotas. Bottom bouncer on one line paddle tail on the other. They crush the the paddle tail rig when they hit. It works great cause you change depths so many times. It's not just for bass. Keep the videos coming.
Nice rig! I literally did something similar last night just messing around. Basically, I passed the line clip of the cylinder weight directly through the hook loop and secured it to the line that way. I had no idea there was a name for that style. Thanks for the insight.
Great job Alex. Never even thought about setting this rig up myself! Keep up the good work!
Excellent video man... I will try that set up this weekend. Big ups.
Had to ask myself what in the hell is a Jika rig? Well now I know! this looks like a great new technique to add to the arsenal other than just a plain ol texas rig. These types of vids are great
Hey Alex i love using this rig......if you pour your own drop shot weights you can reverse the insert into the mold, makes it easier to thread on the split ring.
slamer58 if I was into pouring my own that would be a good idea! I'm actually partnered with Beast Coast so I get all I want for free lol. Thanks for watching!
Didn't even know this rig was a thing, I already use it with a drop shot hook and a finesse worm for smallies in fall
I watched this video last year. Just tried the rig this year. Good technique to have in the bag. Keep the good videos coming brother!
Thanks for watching man!
Love the look and concept of this bait. Thanks for sharing it with us. One question. Do you tie it through the eye of the hook still?
PBond Fishing no through the top split ring
Alex Rudd Fishing ok. Cool thanks
That's was my question. So you go through top split ring is that correct.
Thanks Alex, I read a reply from you no I know where to tie the line. Thanks
Hi Alex, good quality video and content. I think I've been fishing twice as long as you are old, never stop looking for new techniques and lures.
Please don't take this the wrong way, (here comes the big BUT), but paint the garage. It's distracting from your presentation. Okay so now I sound like your Father.
This is the first I hear about this rig gonna try it during SPRING to cold here in tn to go now o well see ya
Its killer on beds! Thanks for watching!
Thank you Alex I'm going to try this one for sure
See I have never heard an actual term for this rig! I use this with a tube on beds in the spawn! Great presentation for sure. I gotta fish them more!
thanks. Its good to see a bit of improvizing .
awesome tip Alex, just subbed to the channel. Keep it up! definitely gonna be trying this out thanks
Great video mate. Will try that for perch and pike in the UK.
Tight lines 🎣🎣🎣
One of the best tips I have seen for a long time 10out of 10
Samuel Thomas thanks! Glad it could help.
Going to add this one to the box. Great tip. Thanks.
never seen that kinda rig.. looks pretty good. great video again alex!
Great video.. very informative.. gonna have to try this setup.. new subscriber.. found you through flukemaster..
Happy Thanksgiving from NC! Awesome rig.
Great video man I just subscribed to your channel! I love how detailed you describe things!
michaelnazerian really appreciate the support!
Another good one. I like how you don't have the constant cuts in the video.
Amazing explanation of it! So glad I chose your video. Liked and Subscribed!
Rafael Resto thanks man!
flipping swimbaits! glad I'm not the only one doing that! and half the time you can't beat a small paddle tail Texas rigged in the hydrilla.
Wow never heard of this rig thanks for the video Alex good job!
Good idea man...I will try that next trip..
Thanks for watching!
Thanks for showing this. I was not familiar with that rig and I will try it in my inshore fishing
Nice one I think I will give this a go for perch and Burbout
Can't wait dude come on spring
This was really cool especially how you explained how it looks like the bait fish will be feeding and liable to get eaten by a bass thank you
Glad you enjoyed it bud!
DUDE. WOW I like this allot.. Will have to try this for sure.
Which ring do you tie you're lying to
Will definitely have to try this
Great Video , Hey Alex I have a great success with rigging my swimbait upside down or trimming the base of off the boot tail .
Bobby Fresh that's sounds really interesting man! Might have to check that out.
That's been a killer for me I think your going to like it.
Really good video thanks for your advice 👍
Think I'm gunna have to settle for the Camo Beast Coast hat. 👍
This rig is going to go the way of the dinosaurs now that swing jigs are everywhere. I prefer the football head swing jig for bed fishing with a craw or any other plastic bait now.
The only problem with the swing head Jig, is the hook is directly connected to the jig head. When using heavier weights, fish has the leverage to throw the hook. Unless you make your own using two split rings, take that leverage away from the fish. Also, using the two split rings increases the action of your bait.
Thanks for the tip, will try!
Awesome twist to jig fishing Thanks
Great technique thank you👍🏻
Good information I'm gonna have to try that rig 😃🚣🏿🎣🐟😎👍
I've been trying to make a rig work for bedding bass. think this will be perfect
abraham ramirez it is! The lighter weight of the drop shots make it a great option
Thanks man I'll be sure to try it when i get all the tackle
Great advice
Gonna give that a shot!!
Cool, making some today!
What's the difference between throwing a jika vs tokyo? When? Where? How? What,?
will give a shot next time I am on the water
Just seeing this 2 years later 😂 the beard difference is nuts. Isn't this just a predecessor to the Tokyo rig?
Haha its crazy ain't it? Kind of but not really. The jika rig was made for dragging where as the punch shot was made for flipping.
The Jika Rig came first then VMC came out with the Tokyo Rig.
Just to clarify you tie your line to the top split ring! clarifying even more you mean the split ring that is attached to the hook eye ?
17APR69 16APR71 yes
Isn't the action the same as a larew hinge head or the strike king hinge head? its a free swinging weight allowing bait to float up. I've fished one for a long time with my craw or creature baits for this same reason
Joe Tew the main difference is with a wobble head the weight is still in front of the weight and you tie directly to the weight. Where as with the jika the weight is bellow the weight and you tie to the spilt ring technically separating the weight from the bait. The cylinder style weight also acts and performs completely different to a football style weight that most wobble heads are. The jika rig also has more bottom separation at times causing it have that horizontal presentation like a drop shot. Thanks for watching!
Alex Rudd Fishing good deal, gonna try it today. Thanks.
awsome video buddy
I wonder which came first, the Jika rig or the Tokyo rig?
Not entirely sure. I know that the first "Tokyo" rig was known as a Phermone Cherry rig. That company is who made the punch shot popular. As for the jika rig. I think it came out long before that.
Made this and the neko rig last night thanks
Never heard of this before but I like it already! These types of videos are phenomenal! Btw Beast Coast is out of stock everytime I go under their website which is about twice a week. It says currently shipment coming in 1/29 but its the 30th and still out of stock. Do you know what time shipments come in cause I have been trying to order for about a month and its always sold out so I gotta order faster. Good to see its getting some business though!
Angler Outdoors let me text the owner and see what he says and I'll let you know!
Angler Outdoors stock will shoe on website this afternoon
Angler Outdoors everything is back in stock as of now!
Alex Rudd Fishing Finally got the order in thank you so much! Ordered it Tuesday but was gone away from civilization for a spell lol.
What would you be throwing in mid February? I have a high school tournament on the 18th.
Hey Alex, Isn't this what we now call a Tokyo Rig, or does the cylinder weight being used make the difference?
This was the predecessor to the punch rig aka the Tokyo rig.
Hey Alex my mom now the mom daughter your dating and her mom sent me over here to sub I also liked the vids and turned on notifications good luck
Could be a very effective bed fishing rig because it looks like your swimbait or whatever youve got rigged is trying to eat the eggs on the bed.
Rich Tyner for sure man! I usaully have one on the deck.
What is the difference between this rig and a Tokyo rig? Looks pretty much the same. Thanks and tight lines.
I actually have a video on the Tokyo rig tomorrow morning. The main difference though is the wire leader makes more bottom separation.
Cool learning video I'm subscribing
I've watched this video several times,what is the craw bait in the thumbnail
Sick
Sweet vid. I subbed
cool vid brother. just subbed
Jr Martinez
Matsui makes special dropshot hooks that can be rigged this way...
Ion John sounds interesting. This rig is designed to accommodate full size plastics like craws and things. I've seen and I myself have rigged a super short drop shot so i don't see why a jika drop shot would work. Thanks for watching!
wouldn't*
Wouldnt a ned rig jig hook work for craws almost like a finesse rig
Alex Rudd do you ever put a swivel on there as well I seen another video that recommended it. Just wondering your thoughts
You can. That's more for the Punch Shot.
Super useful, cheers
Glad you enjoyed it!
Great video! I will have to try this out. What size weight did you use in the video?
Jason Magill 3/8
Alex Rudd Fishing What size split rigs do you use for this?
I wonder it that would work in saltwater flat?. I could easily see redfish hitting that. Have you used it or heard of it's effectiveness in salt water?
Peter Melton I've not heard of anyone using it. I can see though using it with a shrimp imitator for reds and specks.
Thanks for the quick reply. Let tell you, here in South Florida we catch plenty of reds and specs with paddle tails too. Only difference is the spec is more of a center of the water column to the top bite.
Peter Melton well try it out and tell me how it does. Might be something I throw next time I'm down that way!
Hello!! nice video!! thank you!! I just wander, wich rig would u go for: the jika rig or the tokio rig? any difference? where to u each? thank you!
You can fish both really anywhere. The punch shot has more bottom separation which makes it better in places with a very silty bottom.
good deal man thanks for vid
Thanks for watching Matthew!
Why do you use two split rings? Seems like you could do the same thing with one if I'm not mistaken
The second spilt ring gives the weight more range of motion so the bass dont have as much leverage on you.
Alex Rudd Fishing couldn't you also use a split ring and snap/swivel that way you could change the weights easily?
Absolutely
Técnica muito usada aqui no Brasil
Ready To Give It A Try, But Just How Do I Tie It On❓❗️❓
The top split ring!
Alex Rudd Fishing Thanks A Mill Sir❗️
This is the same exact rig that I just watched Mike Iaconelli preview and he's calling it the Tokyo rig
ua-cam.com/video/fxTRohFYtBg/v-deo.html it's not exactly the same. I have a video on it to.
@@AlexRuddFishing it's basically the same exact thing except the sinker is a tad bit different but it's the same exact concept
Yeah they were invented in the same place in Japan. A company called Phermone wanted to create a jika rig that could punch grass and they came up with the punch rig (Tokyo rig).
For starters, they have different names, so not sure how you gathered the "Tokyo rig" being "exactly the same" as the "Jika rig". Lol. That would be like saying chatterbaits and spinnerbaits are exactly the same thing. The rigs are somewhat similar in presentation, but far from being "exactly the same", and use completely different components. Sounds like you should watch the video again (if you haven't already)..... and pay more attention this time! Haha
@@2DaNub, good job pointing out the differences 👍🏼
im just curious why not just use a shaky head? I mean I will try anything once but the shaky head is much faster.. "not being negative simply just curious"
I don't understand what you mean by faster. This would be fished at the same speed. The main difference is the bait weight separation allows the bait to move freely from the weight. Where is the shaky head the bait is pinned to the weight.
when I said faster I just meant to rig .. But ya I can see what your saying I would like to see a under water demo of some rigs like this I need to buy a small pool just for this lol.. Appreciate you taking time to post your videos they are very informative.
also known as the jig rig
yeah, owner started that name but for some reason, when it came over to the states, Stacy King and everyone called it Jika instead
Great video. Is there a difference if you use 1 split ring vs 2 rings?
The second split rings helps to give the weight more range of motion, taking it away would take away a lot of the action.
Ok thanks for the tip. Awesome videos man. Keep it up!!!!!
Where do you tie the line to? Dave
what size split rings are you using? Great video.
Andrez Monrreal like number 1 or 2
I tried this set up and must have tied the line wrong. Where do you tie the line? Thanks..
Richard Zachary the top split ring.
wouldnt a pinned bullet do about the same thing?
Sean Gilliam Joe Tew the main difference is with a pegged weight the weight is still in front of the hook. Where as with the jika the weight is bellow the hook and you tie to the spilt ring technically separating the weight from the bait. The cylinder style weight also acts and performs completely different. The jika rig also has more bottom separation at times causing it have that horizontal presentation like a drop shot. Thanks for watching!
do you use a snap or tie in the splitring)
You also do the same thing on the Tokyo rig
Yeah that punch shot and Tokyo rig are the same bait. VMC just came up with the catchy name Tokyo rig to sale the bait.
No. The Tokyo rig uses a wire you slide a worm or flipping weight on, and has a swivel the line attaches to. Similar concept, completely different rigs and techniques, hence the reason it's called the "Jika rig"....