The New/Improved Way To Rig A Texas Rig…(Knot/Weight/Hook Position)
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- Опубліковано 28 вер 2024
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Double pitzen is what the knot is called
It's great for spinnerbaits also and doesn't move or slide around.
Great video I don't know the name of that knot but I been using it for 2 years and I love it I use it on everything
Double pitzen
Thank YOU for putting out great content!! I’m a home butcher, & I’ve learned a lot from Seth ,Scott & the rest … so thanks again!
Weird question, but I don't understand Pro contracts. If I buy Aaron Martens hooks or Martens-labeled Roboworm colors, does his family get a piece of the action? I'd like to think his family still enjoying benefits of his genius.
Floro sounds like a pain if it needs special knots just to stop it from breaking, I'll stick with mono
I agree
Straight shank hooks don't come though vegetation well. Here in southern WI our lakes are really weedy. Even EWG hooks hang-up too much I've actually gone back to an old-school offset worm hook, since the slimmer profile gets through the weeds better. Maybe I'll try a straight shank hook with a craw or creature bait sometime.
I fish western part of upstate NY alot we have alot of grassy bodies of water. The other week i was punching and was using a heavy duty straight shank hook on one set up and a EWG on another, I noticed the EWG came through the lilly pads way better than the straight shank did which i found strange . Also i was getting way better hook ups on the EWG which went against everything Randy said . Maybe it was just that day but its somthing i def noticed.
You know what they say; "there's more than one way to skin a cat"
Thanks Randy. I know you have forgotten more about fishing than I'll ever know, but my experience has been they swallow the hook if you let them run with it. Ive seen this especially with inexperienced anglers just starting out.
Randy I’ve been watching your videos for about a year. I havnt seen or heard you talk about fishing a lake that is just loaded with underwater vegetation. The ponds general depth is between 6-10 ft. Starting about 100 yds offshore and obviously shallows out before that. I usually fish mostly top water there and have pretty good luck. But have tried shallow diving crank baits but I get a lot of weeds. Can you offer any advice? I do like to experiment with baits if I can get them, but these are hard times financially.
Good job, Randy!!! I noticed you’re using a tungsten weight instead of Lead. Thanks for not adding Lead to your environment.
The straight shank skin hooked approach does not work in heavy Florida vegetation.
Is there any better career than being a professional Bass Fisherman? I can’t think of any
To those who are smarter than everyone, let me help, it doesn't matter what you call the knot cause you are gonna tie it the same way. Sheesh..
I agree with most of this , but prefer to finish by putting the hook all the way through and then just skin hook it on the top .. Works for me and I don't go through so many worms.. Thanks for the videos Randy..
I'm with you. That's how I fish a plastic worm, and I use one 90% of the time I'm targeting bass.
The only thing I worry about with this is that the hook all the way through the worm will affect your action. You don't think this is a problem? I'm a new guy just curious and askin questions.
@@keek1337 Try it both ways. No big deal. I feel I get more hookups, but I only get to fish for bass a couple times a year.
@@Old_Sailor85 Heard that. Thanks!
@@keek1337 It will not affect the action as I can make it as straight as doing it the other way... I have caught just as many as the other way and saved on worms...
I remember this side hook technique from some of your previous videos and thanks for sharing these tips, for me they really do help out a lot!! Great video Randy!!
How heavy is the weight you are using Randy?
Yep that’s the way I do it and it works great
I’m a big Texas rig guy , sometimes those little tweaks is all you need to catch more fish , thanks Randy
A double uni is a connection knot for two lines, so if you're just tying to your hook that isn't a double uni. It isn't a single uni either, which is the knot I normally tie.
Thanks for the refresher!!!! Stay Safe & God Bless!!!! 🤠👍
thanks from Montana
Randy - the hook you are referring to is unclear in your video. Is it truly a G-Finesse? Is it a light wire or heavy cover worm hook? And the pic of it in the video is simply not enough to accurately identify it. There are actually no links in your UA-cam more section to help. Can you please respond with accurate specific hook?
Just do it regular when u measure ur hook. Pull the hook all the way thru then push it back and then forward to just the inside, very lil insides ur bait putting it in side ways is gonna make it bait swim funny.
Good stuff! Thanks!
I tie the knot that you showed but I make 1 tweak, I go through the bottom loop by the hook eye and then through the top loop. I think it’s called the Double San Diego Jam
I tried the side hook but I think my flipping hook was too thick. It wouldn’t last long 5-6 casts then it would come out. was using it on a gambler fat ace
Gonna try your hooks when I get a chance to buy some
Dude, If you get a text during a video, ignore it for the time being, then respond after you are done with the video.
Good job Randy.
Does correctness not matter anymore Randy? You know that's not a double uni knot. I get that Aaron told you that, or that's what you think you heard, but that knot is no more a double uni than a Megabass vision 110 is a glidebait.
Wow. That helps a lot. Great tip.
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You got me on to that knot. Big thanks.
If you tie a palomar knot correctly it has a higher breaking strength than this double pitzen knot without having 3 tag ends
After you lose enough fish on the hook set, you’ll stop using the Palomar knot. It simply doesn’t wear well.
@@donprescott9660 I’m a fishing guide so I’ve tried just about every knot out there and always come back to the palomar but what’s right for me might not be right for you. I fish braid to flourocarbon leader and do have to make adjustments like longer leaders, using shock flourocarbon leader, making sure knot is wet and not twisted as well as back off drag a little to keep from breaking off at the knot but works for me. It’s not perfect but works for my style of fishing. Nothing worse than breaking off on a hook set though I get it
Never heard of that toothpick deal. I've always pegged with a bobber stop. Going to try your way this week
I want a fishing workshop like you have 👍🏼
Another great fishing tips. By the way what is the story behind the spittoon trophy?
Rubber band works good for pegging the weight also.
Just lost a 5 pounder yesterday on polymer knot hook set. My hook set blew the line up right over the knot. I thought it was just bad luck. Your explanation is exactly what I experienced. Switching knots asap . Thanks Randy.
It's a palomar knot. I have had problems using a palomar when using monofilament.
Thanks Randy for teaching your knowledge of real fishing! Can you tell a few stories about Takahiro Omori, as he is my fishing hero. Mahalo from Hawaii!
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That's a three tag knot.
Awesome Randy! Thank you for all your years of hard won experience! You are truly a great ambassador of our sport.
Thanks man I appreciate that
Fluro over mono for the Texas rig?
Yep
That's a double San Diego Jam knot. You must have misunderstood Aaron.
Sometimes also called a double pitzen knot.
I've commented the same thing before . He's been saying double uni for at least a year. I guess in his world, that's a double uni LOL.
Why would a professional continue to call this knot incorrectly, when he knows better. It is a double Pitzen, also called a Shaw Grigsby. See Shaws video, which is really clear.
@@jamessipes122 Because, according to him, Aaron Martens called the knot that and he refuses to use a more correct name. Yet Randy will make countless videos about misinformation lol