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| mastical |
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Posts: 568 Location: Lake St Clair | Im looking to a grubs to some of my bucktails and cant figure out how to attach them to the treble hook in the back. I cant find a close up picture either. Anyone know how is best? Thanks. | ||
| ammoman16 |
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Posts: 130 Location: Duluth, MN | Remove the hook, push the eye of the hook into the body of the grub slightly less than the shanks length from head of the grub and push lenghwise until the eye comes out the end. | ||
| mastical |
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Posts: 568 Location: Lake St Clair | Thanks I knew i was over thinking my method. | ||
| 3stripe |
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Posts: 114 | esox assault makes an awesome hollow bodied grub that is perfect for that. http://www.esoxassault.com/index.php?option=com_virtuemart&page=sho... | ||
| muskie! nut |
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Posts: 2893 Location: Yahara River Chain | I use an awl to make the hole in the grub body. Its much truer than if I try to ram the hook eye into the grub body. | ||
| horsehunter |
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Location: Eastern Ontario | I use an old style large brass snap swivel attached to the same ring as the hook and thread the trailer on to the snap | ||
| bigbite |
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Posts: 1348 Location: Pewaukee, WI | You can also take a scrap piece of wire and make an "eye" on one end and bend the end to form a tight "u". Secure the "eye" end to the split ring and slip the grub over the "u" end. The grub will remain on the rigging and not slip off. | ||
| Toro |
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Posts: 78 | Exactly what 3stripe said! Esox Assault grubs. They completely figured it out!! | ||
| Vince Weirick |
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Posts: 1060 Location: Palm Coast, FL | Toro - 4/8/2013 4:35 AM Exactly what 3stripe said! Esox Assault grubs. They completely figured it out!! x100!!! | ||
| little one |
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Posts: 501 Location: S.Wisconsin | Esox assault !! Great people and awesome products. Like others have said you can just take the hook off and slide a tail on the shank but those grubs by esox assault are very nice and not priced to bad. | ||
| mastical |
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Posts: 568 Location: Lake St Clair | Buying now thanks guys | ||
| Bill Schwartz |
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Posts: 109 Location: Pewaukee, WI | I like to cut a small hole (5/16" dia.) in the body of the grub tail and feed the shank of the hook thru the inside of the body. Same way when rigging a "Fishtail" to the rear hook of a lure. It will never come off! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QajmGjLBcS8&list=UUi0PuTv3PSHEchs1UM... Attachments ---------------- tail.JPG (172KB - 288 downloads) | ||
| Muskers |
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Posts: 325 Location: Otsego, MN | Those Esox Assault grubs also work to just make a slit and super glue them on... faster when on the boat and only takes seconds to dry... Paul | ||
| ARmuskyaddict |
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Posts: 2026 | Almost every bucktail I have has the rear hooks shrinkwrapped. Do you just use new shrinkwrap when you put the grub through the hook shaft? | ||
| muskie! nut |
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Posts: 2893 Location: Yahara River Chain | ARmuskyaddict - 4/9/2013 5:09 PM Do you just use new shrinkwrap when you put the grub through the hook shaft? Actually if you leave the grub a little long you can snake it up over the split ring and the bucktail shaft and it works just like shrinkwrap tubing. | ||
| ARmuskyaddict |
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Posts: 2026 | That's what I was thinking, but wanted advice from someone who has done it before. Thanks. | ||
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