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Old 21-02-2019, 03:38 PM
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Maybe a cheaper and more effective way of rigging your Zmans

https://m.facebook.com/groups/breama...6901919354935/

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That's the vid I saw. Good on you Bash!!
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Old 21-02-2019, 03:46 PM
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Yeah I use metal clips to attach my soft plastics to the leader - so it should be particularly easy to execute. Just unclip - pull the plastic over - and reclip - job done.

I think I'll grab a stash of those TT Headlock jigheads everyone keeps talking about aswell. They are supposed to be very Zman friendly

For smaller, bream size plastics I steer clear of the headlock style jig heads.
Zmans float and on a standard type head or better still the squidgy type with that wire hook, when the lure rests on the bottom it sits bum up, waving its tail in the current just begging to be eaten. The headlocks, with that keeper down along the shank prevent small plastics doing this and they just lay flat on the bottom.
Try it in a bucket of water and you'll see what I mean.
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Old 21-02-2019, 05:02 PM
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For smaller, bream size plastics I steer clear of the headlock style jig heads.
Zmans float and on a standard type head or better still the squidgy type with that wire hook, when the lure rests on the bottom it sits bum up, waving its tail in the current just begging to be eaten. The headlocks, with that keeper down along the shank prevent small plastics doing this and they just lay flat on the bottom.
Try it in a bucket of water and you'll see what I mean.
Very interesting observation

I remember from my spearfishing days - the easiest time to hit a King George Whiting was when his head was in a cloud of sand while feeding.

Head down - bum up = Go in for the kill
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Old 21-02-2019, 11:29 PM
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For smaller, bream size plastics I steer clear of the headlock style jig heads.
Zmans float and on a standard type head or better still the squidgy type with that wire hook, when the lure rests on the bottom it sits bum up, waving its tail in the current just begging to be eaten. The headlocks, with that keeper down along the shank prevent small plastics doing this and they just lay flat on the bottom.
Try it in a bucket of water and you'll see what I mean.

Would have to agree with Pete on that one!
Great observation mate...
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Old 21-02-2019, 11:30 PM
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That's the vid I saw. Good on you Bash!!
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Old 21-02-2019, 11:31 PM
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This a very similar way of putting the Zman on as shown earlier


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Old 22-02-2019, 01:25 AM
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Yeah finding a non "self sealing" super glue is the Holy Grail - I dont think it exists - thats why the nail polish applicator glue peaked my interest - I wonder how quick they dry
They dont have to be the best glue, that's why Ive gone with the cheapos, about 50 cents each. that said im still on my first tube of Aldi super glue and its been in use since Nov last year!! and its sticks my fingers together as well as any of the exxy superglue I've used.
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Old 22-02-2019, 04:32 AM
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They dont have to be the best glue, that's why Ive gone with the cheapos, about 50 cents each. that said im still on my first tube of Aldi super glue and its been in use since Nov last year!! and its sticks my fingers together as well as any of the exxy superglue I've used.
Yeah my luck with superglue hasnt been that good - hence me using an uncharacteristically expensive brand - I swear even the expensive ones are hit and miss - I've got a biggish bottle of tarzan grip that sucks and I swear gorrilla goes bad after a while. I have had good luck with loctite products though

Might have to give the cheapies a go
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Old 22-02-2019, 04:39 AM
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coz these 2 dollar jigheads are are leaving a sting in my hip pocket

Hopefully the headlockz help
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Old 23-02-2019, 04:18 AM
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A 5 pack from Bunnings for $0.99.Though I do like the Gel !!! Howard.
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Old 23-02-2019, 05:17 AM
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A 5 pack from Bunnings for $0.99.Though I do like the Gel !!! Howard.
Yeah I had a comment elsewhere stating most of the Tournament bream guys use Loctite Gel on their Zmans.

But the Bunnings packs make alot of sense - always carry a spare just in case the lid is glued on to the one you've used
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Old 23-02-2019, 04:29 PM
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Like Howard i have been using the cheap alternatives for years now. To assist with the lid getting glued on thing i simply tap the base of the tube a few times on something firm which seems to clear the glue from the the cap end then wipe it with a tissue.
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Like Howard i have been using the cheap alternatives for years now. To assist with the lid getting glued on thing i simply tap the base of the tube a few times on something firm which seems to clear the glue from the the cap end then wipe it with a tissue.
Very good idea - I remember with Shoe Goo Glue they recommend using a blob of Vasoline in the lid to stop adhesion - I might give that a crack in conjunction with the tapping

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Old 23-02-2019, 07:13 PM
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Old 23-02-2019, 11:13 PM
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Ok I might start putting some Sax Scent on my superglue tubes. Dual Purpose.!!!!!!!!!
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