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EP.33 How to Rig the Inu Rig | Inu Rig Catches Nice Bass on First Cast!!!
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- Опубліковано 18 жов 2021
- Watch to learn how to rig the newly created bass fishing rig, the Inurig from Japan. I couldn't wait to try this bad boy out! I used a Zoom trick worm for mine, but use whatever soft plastic you like! Stick around til the end to see me catch a couple nice largemouth bass on it!
Original Japanese video by @hirosanstv - • 【inurig】イヌリグ 現環境最強？ネコ...
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Wow! Thank you for promoting my rig!
You're welcome! I had to give credit where credit is due, you came up with an awesome rig!
Yes exactly idea....
I watched your video I didn't understand what you were saying but I sent that video to everyone I know thanks for the new rig
Wow everyone just took this ran with it all over yt.
I seen your video and i was convinced it would work, amazing to see an english version of it as well!
Saw this rig come up on my feed yesterday. Your the only American vid i have seen catching something. Glad you tested this for us so we have some takeaways in rigging this. This rig caught an attention of a pro today as well....i will have to give this a try. Thanks for the vid!
Sure thing! Appreciate you watching!
Gracias por el tip, voy a hacer uno,
well i didn't think id ever see a youtube video on fishing from the ole county lake :)
I think you should post more videos fishing with the inu rig. Right now it's blowing up and I think you have the first English video of someone catching fish on it.
Oh I definitely will for sure! I'm prerigging a bunch of them for this weekend! Appreciate you watching!
Good video. This rig definitely works. Suggestion - Perhaps using a sand paper to create some kind of traction marking on the tubing before gluing it down would help hold it down better.
Will definitely try your sand paper suggestion, you're onto something there! Appreciate you watching!
It works. Used a glitter purple ribbon tail with a treble at the end of the rig on the slip ring. Caught one and had two monster hits. Going to try and have a weedless hook front and end . I have some set up in my tackle box and just need to run the line and the hooks.
That is a bad ass rig. This is definitely going into the tackle box. Thanks for introducing it to me brother!!
It definitely works, only problem is it's very fragile! Appreciate you checking it out bud!
Awesome thanks bro
Tryin it out soon
Wow dude very cool the man that came up with that was a genius thanks for sharing the idea 💡
Yeah, he was pretty creative to come up with that for sure! Appreciate you watching man!
Great instructional video!
Appreciate it!
You did good at teaching rig set-up thank you.
I worked for worden lures for over 27 years in maintenance and reserch and development and design..
This will be better then any plug or roostertail. So life like. Cant wait to try it...plugs cost way to much, this is easy on the checkbook. Thank you. Oh i do a lot of catfishing here will jigs and spoons in the river. Fish them like i am steelhead fishing. Cant wait to try this on cats.
I catch more cats when sun starts to rise then at night..night fishing is fun but so is catching alot of fish in daylight.
I think this worm rig will nail them..
I appreciate you watching!
nice fish😺
nice rig😻
Thank you!
Absolutely insane bro! Awesome video buddy!! 🤙🏽🎣
Appreciate it man!
Inuyasha sit boy!!
nice rig plus you caught fish on the first cast. very successful test
Appreciate you watching man!
Thats impressive Matt. Know what to do with all those coffee stirrers at work now since they won't let us make a pot.
Appreciate it Joey! I'm gonna have to snag a few of those myself lol!
Good Job, BB&B. Appreciate your sharing how to make this rig! Don
Appreciate you watching!
Did the exact same thing today. First cast, caught a fish. Couple of things because I AM a good teacher, so you're in luck. First, you must be fast with the glue. It dries fast against plastics for some reason. Next, don't put the split ring line end through the plastic. Just slip it through at the end. (OOOH! Get those split rings in the craft dept, NOT the Sporting goods isle for a FRACTION of the cost.)
Lastly, this technique can be used on ANY plastic! Think Gulp shrimp on a cork in saltwater. I live in Florida, and this is HOT right now.
I didn't think about the gulp shrimp on a popping cork, I'm sure that would be killer no doubt! Appreciate you watching!
You gotta just love fishing innovation bro. Good stuff. Keep em coming. I've still yet to catch a bass ever in my life so I have a lot to learn from you lol
Appreciate you watching man!
Very cool buddy!!1st cast!!!! Well explained!
Appreciate it Mark!
That's a cool fishing stuffs my friend thanks for sharing this. Keep safe!
Thank you!
You are a great teacher, thank you bro! :)
Appreciate it!
Always like new rigs n tips ….thanks
Appreciate you watching!
Saw Matt Stefan do a video this week on this rig. Your video was actually better . I like this rig. Thinking instead of using a ring why not a barrel swivel and make it a drop shot . A heavier sinker anchored on the bottom would really make the worm act up .
I appreciate the compliment, means alot! A barrel swivel would definitely work, I personally like the split ring better because I feel it adds to the versatility of the lure. With the split ring you could attach another hook, a spinner blade, a weight or a swivel like you're saying in order to drop shot. I've got a feeling we're gonna see all kind of variations of this thing! Appreciate you watching!
or youa can put a treble hook on the ring and then use a nail weight instead of the drop shot
@@andreabruno5495 definitely a bunch of different variations that you could experiment with!
Nice, going to try it. Wonder if there is something different besides the tubes that would work?
I haven't messed with it in awhile, but the best thing in my experience is the tube from a can of wd40. You can use the little plastic coffee stirrer straws or the ink cartridge from a pen too.
Very cool rig! You are the world's goodest teacher! LOL! I'm gonna have to try this out for sure.
It definitely is! More like the world's worst lol! You definitely should, appreciate it Doc!
@@BreamBassBeyond Yes sir!
good stuff..second video I've seen on this rig.
Appreciate you checking it out, there are a few starting to pop up now, at the point that I recorded this 3 Japanese ones existed but no English ones, by the time my upload finished yesterday there were already two other English ones!
I saw the same video. Just haven’t had time to rig one up, but your video helped a lot. 👍🏻👍🏻
As an experienced fly angler and and Muskie fishermen I suggest tying them like Muskie tube flies. This is serves two purposes. First, it allows for a direct and positive connection between hook and line. Secondly, it allows the bait to slip up the line after the strike and hook set to leave the hook unimpeded in the fishes mouth.
I suggest looking up tube flies.
Also strong light hooks with a drop shot rig placed in front of the bait to keep the bait in the strike zone longer.
I feel that worms are the incorrect use for this rig. Long crawdad baits or fluke type bates with just two tubes in them would be much more effective. This would cause the bait to fold in half and spring open instead of bunching up into a ball.
Will have to give it a try! Thanks for watching!
The worm only moves like that when you hold the hook like that between your fingers! If it hangs freely and if you pull on the fishing line, it does not move like that !?
It moves like that in the water too, the water provides the necessary resistance.
The worm will naturally want to straighten out in water.
Got to try that rig out!! Great video!
Thank you!
Yeah I made my vid too. Still working on the tweaks.
Good fish! Congratulations!
inurig.
Appreciate it!
Good video man you just gained a new subscriber
Appreciate it man!
What a cool rig I'll definitely be trying it soon!
Appreciate you watching man!
I literally just heard of this rig last night. Gotta try it myself soon!
It's not the most durable thing ever, but it definitely works! Appreciate you watching!
This rig has come up on my feed as well. It looks awesome. There are several videos on it. And several ways to rig it.
Yeah, definitely all kinds of mods you can make to it!
love the rig but i think it might take too much time to set and unless you have really good glue, i think it'll be hard to maintain. appreciate for sharing.
It's definitely something you would want to have a couple of rigged up in advance for sure, you wouldn't want to be trying to assemble them while out fishing, no doubt! Appreciate you watching man!
Wonderful tutorial!!!!
Thank you!
Great video! Looks like some trick worms and Capri Suns (for the straws) are on my shopping list.
Appreciate you watching!
Just use a coffee straw
@@chrischoy1001 great idea! Thanks
Very interesting and good technique I'm sure this can be used on saltwater fishing as well 👊 thanks for sharing buddy 👍 tight line 🎣 be well stay safe 🙂 God bless
I bet it will work in saltwater too! Appreciate you Gary!
Nice. Going to create a bunch of these
I'm definitely gonna have a few prerigged with the straws before I go out next time! Appreciate you watching man!
I have never heard of that rig, but wow does it look effective. Great looking bass my man.
Yesterday was the first time I'd heard of it, knew I had to make a video with it asap! Appreciate it man!
I’ve made a few of these up ahead of time before I go fishing to give them a try. But to me, these look like one fish, one rig set up, if you hook into a fish with any size. With all the tension in the line I’m guessing that split ring will pull right through the tail without a piece of tubing to stop it. It looks interesting and I’m going to give it a try.
I can verify that you are correct about the split ring pulling through, fortunately in my experience so far you can just push the split ring back through the bottom hole when this happens. They're definitely not very durable, the most I've been able to manage on a single rig is two fish before the worm is destroyed. Appreciate you watching and commenting!
I’ve watched several videos of bass taking plastic baits and they just inhale the whole lure. That being said. If the hook was on the tail instead of the head, wouldn’t it work the same way without putting so much strain on the rest of the rig? Don’t know if anyone has tried that yet.
Would be worth a try for sure!
Wow that pretty cool rig
Appreciate you watching!
I'd bet money the intended defintion of that rig would be "dog leg" rig in Japanese. I dunno though.
Can’t wait to try it here in Arizona.
Good job dude!
Thank you!
Just use a baiting needle and shrink tube works a treat guys nice video best on UA-cam,Dellboy
Appreciate it!
Keren bro !! Langsung amis..
It's a nice rig!
What is the price of this Japanese reg? And how will it be available in India?
Bravo👍👍👍👍
Looking at my worm drawer this is the only type of worm I got that is long enough. I'm driving to a new spot in a little bit to try it out.
Good luck!
Thought what about add 2nd hook instead of snap ring. Good idea with WD tube. Thanks
That's really the genius of this rig, you can modify it as you see fit! Another good idea would be a snap swivel, that way you could interchange between different things at the bottom quickly such as maybe a hook, a spinner blade, etc. Appreciate you watching!
Great vid bud! I subbed.
Thank you! I really appreciate it!
I've come up with something similar not the same but close and with weights
Try putting the hook through the tube/straw
This really isn't new, there used to be a sinker that would let you do the same thing. I don't know how well it worked, I don't think it ever caught on. Anyone remember those?
Never seen that one before, gonna see if maybe I can track it down! Appreciate you watching!
@@BreamBassBeyond This would have been the late eighties/ early nineties. Got them at a fishing show. It was a funny shaped sinker in which the line didn't go straight through the sinker, the hole in the sinker had 2 bends, straight then up then straight again, like a letter Z pattern. I've forgotten exactly how the rest of the rigging was done, but the kinks in the sinker provided the same kind of action as the coffee stirrer does. If I saw them again I would know it, they were oddly shaped. I dont think it from a major manufacturer.
“Inu” would be defined as “Attractive” to non-Americans.
Love the video bro I tried to make one but the glue ate the worm up lol gonna try again tho
You were right about only two of the plastic sleeves lol.
@@BreamBassBeyond ya I watched it 30 times just to make sure and try to make it but my brain don't work well when its all In japanese 🤦🤷lol
BIG problem with these besides the time to rig one up is that the hook is not tied to the line so worm will get destroyed probably on every fish caught.
It's a very interesting rig
For sure!
Try a hook at the bottom instead of the ring. With the hook up top the fish will destroy it everytime
Actually I saw a video that did just that. Hook is at the bottom end.
Those Japanese are kinda of smart...maybe a little strict.
But hilarious when it's non-work related
You had that brant peacher drag on that first fish huh lol… i seen the same video you did and wanted to try it out too but the dang weather gets me every weekend 🤦🏽♂️
Yep, learned that drag technique from the best lol! I knew I had to strike while the iron was hot on getting a video with this rig! Definitely do it soon if you get a chance!
Where i can buy the hard plastic tubes. You send me a link? Thanks a lot
Not what I used in this video because I didn't have them at the time, but this is what I usually use. www.walmart.com/ip/Great-Value-Disposable-Plastic-Coffee-Stirrers-Black-250-Count/174125791?wmlspartner=wlpa&selectedSellerId=0&wl13=2306&adid=22222222278174125791_117755028669_12420145346&wmlspartner=wmtlabs&wl0=&wl1=g&wl2=m&wl3=501107745824&wl4=pla-293946777986&wl5=9012604&wl6=&wl7=&wl8=&wl9=pla&wl10=8175035&wl11=local&wl12=174125791&wl13=2306&veh=sem_LIA&gclid=Cj0KCQiAraSPBhDuARIsAM3Js4rItqAjXjhtuSY71yA415Pd5_mufV63tUlTTNkZfbCAqUUZBdbMITsaAr5YEALw_wcB&gclsrc=aw.ds
Seems like you are going to need a new rig every fish you catch. Looks like if you put the hook on the tail it would be better?
Maybe, I'm definitely gonna experiment a few different ways. This video was just showing the same version that the guy in Japan who created it did.
I put the hook at the bottom and iui t worked but there was less action. I think the eye of the hook guides the string through the first tube better. I'm going to try more angle on first tube.
I’ve got an idea how to rig this as a dropshot thanks for the info.
Which Fayetteville reservoir are you referring to. I live near Fayetteville Georgia.
Fayette County Lake in Fayette, Alabama.
@@BreamBassBeyond Roll Tide!
This rig now just catching on Japanese fishermen been on this for years
Except the superglue melts the elaztech
Yeah, Elaztech is a no go with anything requiring superglue.
Cool rig. Some thing to do in spare time. Give up you tube and make those. Good video
Appreciate it Jon!
Well... you'll get 4 or 5 views from me in the next few days on this video because I'm just gonna have to try this out, and I'll probably have to watch that many times to figure out how to rig this thing. Haha
Lol! Appreciate it!
Look up Manko rig
流石アメリカ🇺🇸はよく釣れますね。🎣
Looks to me like you'd be fixing or re-rigging one all day.
Yeah, they're definitely not very durable!
Fayette county lake? Let’s go fishing together!
Sounds good to me!
@@BreamBassBeyond is there a way I can get ahold of you?
If you've got Facebook find my Bream Bass & Beyond page there and shoot me a message. Or shoot me an email to breambassbeyond@gmail.com
What LB line?
I use 6 lb Seaguar on with most finesse techniques including this one! Appreciate you watching!
How was the hookset with hook sliding?
Didn't seem to cause a problem for me, I kinda just pulled into it the same way I would with either a wacky rig or dropshot.
Thanks been meaning to try this rig out since I saw it. Now I will go out and slay some bass with it.
Seem like a good idea and rig from Japan. But the rig absolut has many downsides as you mentioned it breaks easy
Is a killer whait till I post my video’s of gaints wift it
Will be on the lookout for it!
Go to repping lips 609 n see we’re I’m goin to use that rig wift a fake eels n look what we have to show
@@pedrofradera6894 definitely will check it out!
Is your last video catching stripers in jersey? Just wanna make sure I've got the right guy.
@@BreamBassBeyond yes my sons n I is only one ripping lips 609 more video’s to come soon brother ❤️ bass fishing like u keep tha good work from 609 n god 🙏
Can you weight it?
You definitely could, you could either add a dropshot weight onto that split ring, stick a nail weight into the tail like you would on a neko rig or add a splitshot weight above the rig!
What is this sorcery?
A little trend that I was quick to jump on about a year and half of so ago. Got me a bunch of views!
Did it work on big water?
@DozierOutdoors it works, just gets hung up and tore up way too easy.
Not to be negative, but and there is always a but - sometimes a big one and sometimes a little one, but always a but - anyhow, this looks like it takes a long time to rig up and personally I would not sit and do that rigging myself, if worms were poured or came with the tubes preinstalled maybe? but who's to say those same bass would not have hit a wacky rig or Texas rig ?
That's my 2 cents - good video though - picking up some views ,so what the hell do I know ?
I'm going to pre-rig a few to use from time to time, definitely not something I would want to rig up onsite! I guarantee you they definitely would have hit a wacky rig, nobody wants to see the wacky rig right now though, all the hype is around this new one! Appreciate you watching man!
Let's see which bait company capitalizes on this first and creates pre-tubed worms.
Yep, I'm sure it's gonna happen!
Looking forward to it actually. This seems like a lot of work.
Senco or senko
Why seems like pain to rig up
Has anyone caught fish on this rig?
Watch the last several minutes of the video lol
so now we are polluting the llakes with plastic straw, do we want the lakes to look like the ocean? aka the turtle with a straw through his nose!!!!!!
Bro tighten your drag
Wouldn’t that be “loosen” your drag?
That's NOT a 3lb bass lol
@barry grencavage Probably closer to 2.5 just overjudged him in the moment, that's a UA-cam 6 lber though lol!
yeep , get the kayak out . Those rigs gets demolished every fish ..
Definitely not the most durable things ever! Appreciate you watching!
What is the price of this Japanese reg? And how will it be available in India?