Finesse Tokyo Rig!(Part 4)

[@badcrispy3933]

The Tokyo Rig is an amazing system. Those floating plastics, like a Z-Man Pro Craw, Berkley Floating Nightcrawler, or the Yamamoto Slinko, really excel on a Tokyo Rig. Thanks for the series Ike!

[@fiddlefishing2749]

Enjoyed all four episodes on Tokyo rig. Good stuff.

[@StanTheMam]

Since the first video I picked up a Tokyo and it has changed my life

[@seizedcarcass8440]

This is probably my favorite thing that VMC has made for the Tokyo rig line. It’s such a perfect little rig for any ned rig baits or even thin plastics. Plus I feel like it replaces the ned in grassy areas

[@bobbymason3420]

Great series enjoyed all four. Going fishing this weekend and will definitely try out the Vic rig

[@markddobrowolski]

Watched your video and couldn't wait to try the finesse Tokyo rig on the opening day for bass up here in Canada this past weekend. The rig worked better than expected! Thanks for all the great content.

[@mikeiaconellifishing]

Heck Yea! I'm glad you had some success! Never Give Up!

[@Shiloh3498]

Everybody loves Mike!

[@thechestnutking736]

Happy Birthday Mike!!!

[@dennisederer3594]

Thank you for the excellent training series on the Tokyo Rig. I must commute to use this rig more and gain confidence. I hope you will consider more series like this series as your time permits. Thank you again.

[@trickytrav88]

Worked super late today..but im here finally ..thanks Mike catch you on the next one

[@danham3344]

Great series Mike! The water bug is a great choice. IT FLOATS! Those are the original “mojo” weights. I used to make my own mojo wires and tie them to the bottom of my dropshot. Easier to change weights on the wire than on a line. Wondering Mike if you have ever considered making your own Tokyo wires of different lengths to change how far off the bottom you want your bait? Anyway, love your channel. Great content! 👌🏼👍🏼💪🏼

[@randallphillips2794]

Loved this series Mike.

[@Grimey_Fishing]

I've been impatiently waiting for bass season to open here because I'm dying to throw a Tokyo rig in the same conditions and with the same bait as a Texas rig and punch rig. Can't wait to see for myself how differently the Tokyo rig fishes. Thanks for another great tutorial, Mike, and happy birthday!

[@tpoe98]

Always finding something a little different than everyone else. Good stuff, sir.

[@dong8307]

Great series and very informative and helpful. Got several Tokyo rigs and excited to try it out.

[@davidking1740]

I love “In the shop” stuff. Brilliant content. I learn something new each time. Thanks Ike!

[@americanmaker8608]

Would love to see you do more city limits again. Loved that show you did.

[@edwinross1697]

thanks again Mike I enjoyed it from NJ Jerseystyle

[@chrisboyd1408]

Thanks for sharing these great tips!

[@georgecisneroz597]

Awesome Mike!

[@dannyyork3742]

Mike great series, really enjoyed it, and learned few things . Thanks man, keep them coming from out in the shop!

[@mikeiaconellifishing]

You got it! Thanks for the support! Got new shop videos coming out every thursday!

[@JoeGerossie]

Big fan of the Tokyo rig! I gotta try these weights though, I think it’ll get snagged a lot less

[@fongxiong1]

I've been fishing the Tokyo Rig before it became the Tokyo Rig (Jika Rig).

[@emoutdoors5661]

How many times can you straighten the wire to change weights before it breaks? Of course if it breaks you could just shorten it a little. Great video Ike!!

[@chanceprice5376]

Love watching ya hope to one day fish with you!!

[@shawnseabaugh]

Thanks 👍

[@toddramsay977]

Why not add some brass or plastic ball to the wire with the weight and make it clicking sound as it bounces along the bottom?

[@bassfishdude3109]

What's an R bend?

[@XxNiteStockerxX]

Did you mention Tokyo swimbait? Part: 5 😂

[@leepao6302]

I prefer the jika rig or the free rig instead

[@joestrummer9507]

"system" lol