JIGGING HACK - ASSIST CORD FROM SOLID CORD OR BRAID | EASY!
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JIGGING HACK - ASSIST CORD FROM SOLID CORD OR BRAID | EASY!
Here's a little hack you can use if you have thinner cord or thick braid laying around...instead of throwing them - try this.
I had this cord for a long time and really had nothing to use it for, so I thought I would make something out of it...and this is the video. This would be useful for when you have the same cord, or other similar assist hook cords that are either left overs or cords that are just too thin to use. With this, you can utilize them and not throw them away.
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Thanks Kit. About to pull 40lb. braid of a reel I plan on using for the small "micro jigs" and now I have something I can do with it instead of just throwing it away.👍 I really dislike creating waste. Thanks again for such helpful content.
My pleasure Max - I think we have a lot we could recycle laying around - not just braid. This is one of the easy and most accessible ones to do and the method I'm sharing, it's also quite easy to do but has the exact same result as the complicated braiding version.
Very timely. Ive managed smaller lighter bobbin tied double assist hks & spliced hollow core single assist hks. Ive duplicated crimped bite leaders for big tuna that retail at $38.00 that have hd swivels replacing cord but I still want the ability to have a single assist at the back of a jig that employs cord similarly & still keep the whole presentation as stealthy & clean as possible I will use 280 lb solid cord & follow your procedure. Thx Kit this was just what Ive been trying to figure out how to do in a clean manner.
This video was intended for places where its hard to find proper cords - if it works for you, great, but use proper cord when you can - because its better.
I found that you can lock the twists with a drop of superglue. Works nicely when you dont have a tying vice
Yup! Better with a vise though, even a cheap one will work wonders!
Helpful video as usual thanks
Glad to help
Hello Kit, for me I've been using a drill and a dab of glue as I have to use one hand, I've spooled five reels of new braid two with J braid the other three with Berkeley x9 braid, I did have to stop to rest, but went further by the time I finished, but I'm confident when I get to wet the lures that will be better without stopping.
I don't get what you are talking about Miles, are you talking about spooling reels or are you talking about using a drill to make assist cords like what I did in this video?
@@TheFishingKit yes, I put each strand on each opening of the drill chuck nip it up and use the drill to twist it, as effective I can be I can just close my right hand limited and less movement opening my right hand, and with foot drop that I have to wear a plastic support under my right foot that comes Up alongside my calf muscle straps Up below my knee, only limited muscles move my whole right side of my body, from the effect's of my stroke. The simple things to do has become very difficult and was just saying spooling my reels and haven't thrown out any lures before to see if I'll be able to go fishing on the water I honestly don't know but I'm confident for some reason.
@@TheFishingKit Kit it was both my limitations and what I do to overcome it sorry for me being a little confusing
oh...ok
Can this be done with the core of the hollow assist cord and if not how can i recycle it into something?
you technically can, i've tried it too, just don't like the result because its too soft and the cord itself isn't braided correctly so it comes apart. since you are cutting them into small pieces, there is very little you can do with them...I just throw them away.
loved this video
Glad you did! :)
Yeah, I just remembered one of the marine shrink wrap was 10mm and shrinks to 3mm and was like a rock
not everyone can get it though...
@TheFishingKit yeah I can believe that, on ebay $17 to buy 6 hooks and $38 to be shipped from the USA or from Singapore a couple of months to get here that's for up 30gm lures, what do you think Kit if I buy it and send it to you? Just let me know what sizes you want.
Thanks for the offer Miles, I don't really use them a lot anymore these days :D@@milesstepanoski2410
First to comment!!! Now i know what i will do...
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