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The INURIG…Real Deal Or Gimmick?
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- Опубліковано 31 жов 2021
- Randy Gives up his Secret Rigging Modification for the new Japanese Inurig…#inurig #bassfishing #fishing #fishthemoment #bass #bassmaster #bassmasteropens #toyotaseries #bassfishing
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Coffee stirrers, the ones at convenience store coffee stations.
I use them as hook protectors too.
Cheap 1000 box on Amazon, red/black $7.
Brilliant thanks!
@@Yesaul19 To use as hook protectors, I 'poke' the hook into the _SIDE_ of stirrer and very close to the end.
I do not 'insert' the hook into the _END OPENING_ of the stirrer ... cuz it will just slip off the hook.
Looked at a bunch of these when first came out rigged a few up and tried them in the water. If you go straight into worm instead at roughly thirty degree angle you get a bit more resistance. This preveyline from moving easily in and out of the worm which makes action grab a bit. I found that if you do go straight only on the last twist it does matter as that’s just the end that pulls up. Hook placement can be a pistol but alignment with the eye of the hook with on of the entry holes creates less drag and let’s action go well. I found that where it seemed to look the best was actin horizontal presentation. Vertical presentation a wacky rig is close enough to what this does. It does look sexy dragging and very small pop up and horizontal twitches. Very small twitching conveys a lot of action to the worm so it’s a case of not overworking the worm. It’s a very visual presentation so seems that water visibility may matter? Thanks for the video Randy. This is a new technique here so the more peeps that play with it and work it the better. With you being so good at shallow water fishing I would think you would catch off it and find what works best.
I made a few prototypes with flexible tubing, and the worm holds it in place well. It does not affect the flexibility of the worm, in fact I think it enhances it.
Senkos are perfect for this rig as are the Zoom products mentioned.
I found that using a barbecue skewer to puncture the worm in all three places at once, ensured they were aligned.
I also added a second hook in place if the split ring and caught a bunch of “tail nippers”….
It’s a fish magnet and I totally agree with you. Next year this rig could easily become a winner!
Instead of tubing you can also use a cocktail straw.
I had a guy came into my store about 2018,I was pouring lead,he pulled out about 10 red nozzles, like on wd 40,he folded the worm,shoved it through all three folds,heated his razor blade,cut through the tube,he did the hook on the bottom, fed through the plastic, sticking out of the tale,It worked, but if I got hung I didn't re tie one,back to the O ring sinko,great looking bait.
Ps thank you for all your videos and everything you do your the reason I catch bass at all! So thank you very much!!
One day there was one video about this rig. Within a week it seemed like every other UA-cam video was about it. It’s like Invasion Of The Body Snatchers for bass fishing.
I saw this rig weeks back and man o man. I’m glad your doing a video on it.
really cool Randy. Yep , I saw Stefan do this last i think. Can’t wait to try. Can you say dock fishing?? no no no…bed fishing! lol
Such a simple explanation. Great job, thx.
Randy, if you have fished with this rig some, I would love to hear about hookup percentage vs. a wacky rig. I couldn’t imagine it is very good, jamming the whole worm up toward the hook before the hook set.
Randy good video. You are a straight up Pro Angler.
I’ve been watching these videos on the Inurig for the last few weeks. I kept wondering what Randy thought about it, now I know. Thanks!
What a coincidence Randy.I just looked at a video about it today!
I have covid right now and feel so crappy but I think I need to get out on the boat and isolate my self with some fishing. I want to try this so bad.
Randy, there are a few takeaways I have here: 1) I really dont like whacky rigs 2) I would fish this over a whacky rig any day of the week 3) I need to get some 1/4” od rigid tubing STAT 4) Your megabass hat is freaking awesome 5) thank you for droping the skinny on us, I appreciate the time you commit to your channel while also doing so much in and out of fishing
Thx man
I’ve been waiting for a chance to try this technique out. As far as folks thinking it’s not worth the effort, my plan is to set up the tubes on a number of worms ahead of time. Then if I want to tie one on it won’t take much more time than any other decent worm rig. Thanks for the simplified take on the technique.
Yea definitely if someone wants to use this it would be best to have several pre rigged
Interesting. Here in Montana, I've now seen how to put a fake nitecrawler to work.
You went in the worm straight with your tubing most other vids on this rig show 30 degree angle on the tubing
Thanks for sharing!!! Better late than never!!! lol Stay Safe & God Bless!!!!
Oh and you can use coffee stirring straws to poke into worm no need hardware store and they have good small diameter so worm doesn’t have to be as fat.
Ready to try it on a floating worm
That's crazy, no knot on the hook. Thank you Randy.
Was finally able to get a Whipsnake. Pumped to use it!
Finally got my Windbuster! Pumped too!
Inu in Japanese is pronounced "e new" and means dog. We can start calling it the dog rig. 😆
You are spot on with the pronunciation, just like my avatar the Shiba Inu. I personally prefer Inurig over dog rig.
@@ipaulosan I fully agree, Inurig is much better. Dog rig is more of a joke.
I gotta try that..👍
And call the Neko rig the cat rig. Not ni-ko lol
I'll take a Charlie Brewer Spider Slider Pro Head any day.
Thanks for the video was really wondering what these things were!
In this setup, the only way to accomplish a hook set is for the hook to bottom out on the tubing and split ring since there is no knot on the hook itself. Seems very likely that it's going to destroy the tubing and the worm itself every time you land a fish. Being that this isn't the easiest lure to rig, I'd call it a waste of time in the big picture.
Super cool, tells us more secrets. : )
Bass man over there catching em all like Pokémon over there recently while I was bass fishing i caught a mega trout on some new bait i tried from Berkley here where I live there just smallmouth, stripers and perch so it helps watching this!!
You have your hook facing the opposite way as all the other bids I have seen. Most all have it hooked with the Shank against the Worm and the eye directly in line and in front of the first piece of tubing with the hook point out and exposed. The way you had it it was not at all in line and the eye was very far away from the tubing. That will 100 percent affect the action cause the hook is going to be bouncing and moving to much thats why it popped of your Worm the first couple times you moved it after it was rigged. I would like to see an in the water comparison with the hook mounted both ways. Just my 2 cents great video randy.
Watch Matt Stefans vid again. You can see it right in the thumbnail his is the opposite way of yours as are the other vids I've seen on the rig.
@@XxNiteStockerxX literally every Japanese video on this technique have it the other way. Regardless of what " a while" is I doubt he has spent more than one season fishing this. Like I said this is just my 2 cents and I love randy and his vids, he has some serious knowledge. But in this case I'll go with the guys who came up with this iteration of this bait. I mean you really can't argue when you look at Randy's thumbnail and Matt Stefans next to each other, one way just looks wrong.
I saw a Japanese video on this and wondered about it but it had no subtitles so I gave up. Thanks for explaining what it is
It's crazy how many vids on this rig have came out sense the original. I had gotten original in my feed week before last I believe. Maybe last week, can't remember exactly. Anyways I rigged one up with a zman worm so it would float & put a neko weight in it so stands up off bottom. Works pretty good
When you insert the tubing at the top and midsection it should be almost at a 30-degree angle, not straight through, so it does put too much pressure on the line when doing the accordion effect.
It only works like shown if you are holding it in your hand. In water there is no resistance, so the action is not as pronounced.
I feel like that's a lot of work for a plastic that can just be destroyed after one strike..but I'm gonna try it anyway
thats so funny, i started saving my sv 3 spinnerbait hook covers just to try this..!
Have tried using second hook instead of snap ring?
Rings are larger than hook heads, which adds to durability of the worm. You might attach the hook to the ring. Some people put hooks at both ends.
That’s so cool!
I have zero desire to ever use that rig! Glad you showed everyone but I’ll stick with the other basics that I’m still catching the em on!
Randy you should try maybe the pro sport fisher micro or nano tunes for tube fly tying may the rig not sure getting to cold in the NE
Seems to me like you'd have to rig a new one after every fish catch
I just sat down and rigged up a bag of them. You lose one, just tie on a new hook and split ring and off you go.
Ya my buddy gave me 1 to try the tube came out after 1 fish
What about adding some weight for the deeper fish, where do you attach it or do you just use a sliding weight?
Neko rig weight in the tail end.
@@tagg946 ... good analysis Dr. Phil. Don't try the technique at all, just rush to the comment section to spin conspiracy stories about it being garbage.
@@twiggsherman3641 he didn't say the rig is garbage he said everyone jumping on the train to do a video about it like they've been using it as a secret technique for years is.. And I agree. The rig itself looks incredible but there's videos from weeks ago of the original
@@JuzTheTip literally no one has claimed to be using this for years and years. Every single video I've seen has people saying its a brand new technique they saw from a japanese video.
@@twiggsherman3641 however the claim “this was one secrete that I’ve known about for a while that I wasn’t going to let out” @00:23 is total BS. (How long is ‘a while’ anyways?)
Since you been fishing it for awhile can you talk about how to set hook. Do you just pull up or lay into it. Looks like a lot of soft plastic can bunch up around hook causing it to Tex pose itself loosing fish. Is this something that you have experienced? Have you tried a nail weight in the head yet? Could be a cool looking neko rig action. Saw this rig about a month ago. Been wanting to fish it. Thank you for all the info you share.👊
Not so late night in the Tackle Room😁In-You-Rig=Inurig😕 too long to rig and not enough bass😬just my guess only🤓still loving the tips and topics.
I'm not gonna try it, BUT, it seems there are countless ways to fish worms rigged many different styles. this seems to be a pain in the ass, right next to having to constantly rerig the dropshot rig . anyone who fishes arizona lakes knows what I mean constantly getting your weight snagged on some sharp jagged rocks
Caught a fish this weekend second or third cast it last one bass before the tubing ripped out
Been fishing this rig for little while now but use a home-modified weedless #4 ewg treble hook
Still prefer simple senko or wacky
I wonder how the line will hold up under pressure against 3 tubes spacers and a ring? Just wondering
The secret is out!
Might try that with an old school Creme worm tomorrow!
If you want a weight would you put it at the split ring or at the hook?
I’d try both. You could add another ring at the head and Texas rig it for bottom action. Or you could drop shot it with a floating worm to keep it just off the bottom.
I would suggest soft plastic tubing so you don't damage your knot
I’m curious to how it will skip
Shouldn’t hook go on line first ???
Randy, do you have any good resources to study other Japanese tactics like this? I have recently been spending a lot of time looking into Japanese bass fishing but have been struggling to find any good resources. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks!
Learn Japanese 😉
I also wonder how well it would work with a drop shot.
Hey Randy coffee stir sticks work great and are like 2 bucks for a whole box
In regard to the poor hookup ratio with this bait, one suggestion I heard was to put a trailer hook on the split ring at the other end for short strikes. Sounded clever to me, but I wondered if anybody has tried that yet, and if so, what kind of success did you have?
Only use the trailer hook is the solution
I’m wondering, why not skip the top hook and just use the trailer hook.
@Randy Put a rattle insert in the tail ;)
If you like this action take a look at Mann’s Springr II.
I actually saw this video a couple of weeks ago I've already got some of the things needed to make it up need to get to the hardware store and find the right size.
Coffee stirs work great !
I think it could be pretty effective but I also think it could be a royal pain to rig up.
RANDY, I'm curious, it appears that during a hook set the line would have to be pulled tight to coil the whole worm to seat the hook against the split ring before you actually got a hook set. Can a good hookset really be achieved?
Would that destroy the worm? If a hook would be added to the split ring I wonder if that would lead to more fish being gut hooked?
I feel like a small treble would be better…but tbh I’d rather just fish a wacky rig
@@slimetime4668 I agree
@@progradepainting3755 that makes sense. Even the spinnerbait, and the creme pre-rigged worm was a new innovation at some point. Thanks
I'm having a hard time locating tubing that has a small diameter. I've used coffee stirrers from Micky Dees but they're a little to wide for me. Trying to find those flat coffee stirrers that look like two tubes stuck together with one side flat, but cannot locate and yet, seem like just about everyone switched to flat wooden sticks. Anyone got any ideas on the perfect tubing and where to find it.
the hollow sticks on Q Tips, but that's my secret so don't spread it around :o)
@@monroebass2 Great idea. I won't tell anyone. Hehe
@@monroebass2 Thanks Bro, mums the word.
Fished it for 3 hours last weekend with nothing. Switched to a standard wacky rig and caught 2 in 10 minutes.
The Inu rig was probably created by the Gamakatsu folks to cash in on replacement hook sales haha. Looks great in the water tho
Any one know where I can find the right tuning I can’t find any anywhere
Coffee stirrers, cocktail straws, old dried out pens, 18 AWG wire insulation
I think this is a perfect example of the Hegelian dialectic, problem reaction solution brought to you by probably the first plastic worm manufacturer to get this worm in the shops ready to tie on. Fishing for Fisherman ¿
I'm glad to see someone else who knows that term.
This was the rig I wanted to show you a long time ago and do a video on it but unfortunately you didn’t respond.
From what I've seen...it's gets bites but the hook up ratio is really bad. I've seen with extra hook at the bottom has helped. But Def bad hook up ratio.
My friend used the same rig 2 years ago. Its hilarious how its " a new rig" all of a sudden. The hook up ratio is garbage also
I'm not sure what the benefit of this rig is over say an OSP mmz worm. I guess we'll see if any big tournaments are won on it next year.
Randy if you are holding out on us, what is our incentive to watch this channel?
In my humble opinion this channel is NOT for you or me to get ALL of his secrets. It's intended to make you and me a better fisherman.
I have seen this rig on other UA-cam videos and some guys are using coffee straws instead of tubing which seems to work. It seems weird that the hook is rigged this way but it does work. Maybe modify this rig and use a creature bait instead. Great video!! Just curious as to your thoughts of the Banjo Minnow? I have seen some ads for this and no I have never bought this before. :)
Yup and up north here that thing won’t last when a pickerel eats it .
I would like to see that him the water
As opposed to using a real crawler?
How do you hook it up to the main line ?
Your main line is tied to the split ring ! Main line is threaded through the worm ! And tie'd to the split ring !
@@johnm2617 oh ok it's hooked direct and no swivel. Thank you
@@herbtudor5592 your welcome ! Their are other videos that show the rigging better !
One fish destroys this rig ? Alot of work to keep re make n this thing ! Unless maybe you can pre rig a few ! Dont know ! Is it feezable for tournament's?
Tubing
Hook is upside down
Been out for some time use coffee stary
the bass were i fish dont like it. texas rig works best with wacky rig a distant second.
No thanks.
Secrets cannot be kept anymore in fishing.
No, not for me
Randy I’m disappointed you waited so long to do a video on this. I’ve already seen a bunch and I thought you were the guy that shared his secrets with his viewers. Might have lost me on this one.
If this was a secret he held back, it must be a good one.
Pretty sure its pronounced E NEW , I think.
My honest opinion is no deal. Worm fishing is effective as is. It's also a very slow presentation, why makd it slower using this? Why do you have tp make the worm contract back and forth. Waste of time and engery? Fun? Yes. Effective? No. Fishjng, especially tournament fishing is all about covering water. This is more of a desperation rig or a leisure rig.
Get you a box of worms and a wacky hook 🪝 just saying
I just see lots of heartbreak and aggravation with this rig. Way too easy for the plastic to roll over the hook point
too much work for a worm
ive got a hack for better hook ups
If we fishing in a pond, we can catch 20 fish with any finesse rig, but the inuring rig is nothing; it is a most stupid rig within 15 years, it is not creativity, it is gimmick
It looks amazing providing you hold the head of the worm with your hand. Otherwise it’s not impressive at all. I say gimmick!
Your late to the party saw this video a couple weeks ago
This is the dumbest looking bait I have ever seen
It looks a lot like the old bass professor's favorite worm. If you know, you know.
You haven't been around fishing much then. About 10,000 lures and rigging methods out there that are way dumber and more pointless. Whoever the 1st person was to think of rigging this up, is a genius. Honestly, your reaction of this being dumb, is a dumb reaction.
In comes the Ned rig
So does each worm only last for a single fish if the pressure will be down at the split ring?
@@chado9166 yep…. It gets bites, but the hook up ratio is sketchy. I’ve fished it a couple times in the past two weeks. Pre-rigging a bag will save some time.