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Texas Rig Tube Hook Advice

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does anyone know a good hook for texas rigged tubes i saw the trokar ones but they are so expensive i do like the extremely ewg on it because regular ewg arent to great and i need something that rigs a little better and has a better presentation

I typically use 4/0 EWG Gammy's for my Mizmo Bad Boy, Dry Creek Big Dog and BPS Magnum Flippin tubes. I haven't rigged mine with a bullet weight in a few years now after switching to the Yamamoto Snagfree Tube weights. I have no issues with hook ups using this rig.

I'm not sure if this helps you, but this is a 3/0 Gammy G-Lock EWG:

Could you explain this in more detail? I don't understand the swivel?

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thanks for all the advice and do you have a link for the snag free tube weights?

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and how do you use it i found it on tw and i cant figure out how to use it

and how do you use it i found it on tw and i cant figure out how to use it

Sorry for the "wild goose chase"! I should have mentioned that's where I buy mine.

Slide the weight up inside the tube to the top of the bait, leaving a slight gap between to the top of the tube and the weight. Then simply start you t-rig through the tube. The only difference is you put the hook through the hole in the weight to keep it from falling out. Let me know if this makes sense.

I've found that when I fish this set up in the river, I hang up a lot less often.

There are two hooks that I like when T-rigging. One is the HP hook that Shaw Grigsby developed. It has a small clip at the line tie that holds the tube. the other is the Skip Gap by Gamakatsu.

I personally prefer my weight inside the tube as that doesn't restrict the natural fall of the tube as much as when it's T-rigged and a tube jig is my prefered rigging.

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thank you so much it does make perfect sense and your just like me i fish the crik and river a lot and snags and lures are like pb&j in there

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I will either use a 2/0 or a 3/0 size EWG hook.

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There are two hooks that I like when T-rigging. One is the HP hook that Shaw Grigsby developed. It has a small clip at the line tie that holds the tube. the other is the Skip Gap by Gamakatsu.

I personally prefer my weight inside the tube as that doesn't restrict the natural fall of the tube as much as when it's T-rigged and a tube jig is my prefered rigging.

I just googled these and they look like they are amazing. They are on the list

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I personally prefer my weight inside the tube as that doesn't restrict the natural fall of the tube as much as when it's T-rigged and a tube jig is my prefered rigging.

I like the weight inside and in the middle also. I use Mustad weighted hooks, but if I find myself without I will press a few split shots on the hook and hide em in the tube.

Ronnie

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I was going to buy some of the tube weights but watched a video on using standard looped sinkers that are a dime a dozen. Worked great and I already have like 50 of em

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