Jig Trailers...How To Rig A Chunk Trailer On A Jig

[@bingostar9207]

Great video. Very helpful.

[@TackleJunky81]

Appreciate you watching! 👊

[@jerzdev]

Good stuff!

[@TackleJunky81]

Thank you sir! 👊

[@tnbass2833]

If I'm going to use a chunk it's going to tip hook the chunk. My reasoning is simple I want a big profile. If I'm going to thread on a trailer I use my version of a Guido bug or a 709 craw.

[@jimmied2838]

Great video. Enjoy the family time that's what life is all about

[@TackleJunky81]

Thanks, Jimmie! 👊💪

[@dougshelton7656]

Good tips and have a good night with family.

[@TackleJunky81]

Thanks, brother! 👊💪

[@fishin2themax245]

Family #1. Appreciate your commentary!

[@TackleJunky81]

Thanks for watching, buddy! 👊💪

[@jtreat2100]

Some constructive criticism " Limit hand gestures. " One of the first rules of public speaking is, " Don't let the manner distract from the matter ". As I was taught. Good luck !

[@AnonYmous-kg4ht]

take a shot of liquor every time you hear "profile"

[@great207]

Like the look of it threaded over tipping.

[@TackleJunky81]

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[@seizedcarcass8440]

I always wondered how to use them effectively. Great video. I only carry the zoom super chunks in two colors. Black and blue and also green pumpkin.

[@TackleJunky81]

Thanks man! 👊

[@andrewreyesorozco2010]

Green pumpkin zoom chunk with brownish green jig with red flakes with orange and brownish green skirt kill it out here in California

[@rubencastillo2506]

I think I'll give it a shot. Good info. Thanks

[@TackleJunky81]

Thanks for watching, Ruben!

[@DEBOSFishing]

Good info brother. I'm a threader too lol👊

[@TackleJunky81]

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[@BassGeek]

I rarely ever thread a chunk. I go to a beaver or craw for that. I always tip a chunk. I just like that flow. If I'm using a chunk I don't want flutter. It's normally only in early spring when the big craws come out to play.

[@TackleJunky81]

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[@adamlegue7022]

Great video bud.

[@TackleJunky81]

Ty, brother! 👊💪

[@keithscott4939]

Thanks for the video! Have you ever used a chunk on a chatterbait?

[@Roboworm99]

Add a piece of Senko or plastic worm on the shank and then trim some of the meat off the chunk with some scissors. Used to do the same with pork chunks

[@rubencastillo2506]

Good video. Thanks, for all the hard work.

[@TackleJunky81]

Appreciate you watching, brother! 👊💪

[@dickiehoskins9835]

Hmm maybe I'll try ssd some

[@joemitchell6753]

Nice video Jim! Thanks

[@TackleJunky81]

Ty, Joe! 👊💪

[@bradley7135]

Which is better? Chunk or craw as a trailer

[@TackleJunky81]

I like a chunk in colder water and a craw when the fish are more active.

[@glennbyrd1944]

Family First, enjoy !! Great video. Thanks👊

[@TackleJunky81]

Ty, Glenn! 👊💪

[@roberthopper7325]

Great video and really valuable. Thanks!

[@TackleJunky81]

Thanks for watching, Robert! 👊💪

[@johnbaker4847]

video will work, enjoy the family time... 😎 👍

[@TackleJunky81]

Much appreciated, brother! 👊💪

[@TeamJesusOutdoors]

Watching that vid I had a flashback to trying to get a piece of pork chunk off of a jig at the end of the day...lol

[@TackleJunky81]

They don't get ripped off...that's for sure, lol

[@hv2518]

Great tips. Thank you!

[@TackleJunky81]

Appreciate you watching! 👊💪

[@smitty8403]

Nailed the audio on this one! Also, never thought about threading a trailer more forward than dead center. I'm not a huge fan of a meaty trailer because it takes up so much of the hook. However, threading more forward you get more of a gap in the opening where the hook is. Always learn something new from you bro!

[@TackleJunky81]

Appreciate you watching, brother! 👊💪

[@Lqviolin2]

I have a hard time getting trailers on straight. How do you know how far to thread it on the hook? Do you have a video on how to thread them on straight?

[@Enyce7017]

buen provecho... hey question concerning soft plastics I went out used some and not a bite.. would you put those soft plastics back in there bags? Or Separate them in a different bag mark used?

[@TackleJunky81]

It really dosen't matter bud...personal preference. I keep everything used separate.. especially hooks.

[@Enyce7017]

@@TackleJunky81 thanks for taking the time out to answer the question appreciate it

[@woosa42]

Another good info video. Do you prefer the chunk over any other type of trailers, like grubs, crawls, or creatures?

[@TackleJunky81]

I like a chunk in colder water, but as soon as it warms up I'll go with a craw or creature.

[@madmattfishing]

🔥🔥

[@TackleJunky81]

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[@zachbratz2915]

What sunglasses do you use?

[@TackleJunky81]

WileyX...Boss Frame.

[@zachbratz2915]

Thanks 🙏🏻

[@ryanc1036]

Yea in my experience threading is always better as long as you can do it right

[@TackleJunky81]

👊💪

[@solidrockoutdoors]

Good Video 👊 what camera do you use too film?

[@TackleJunky81]

Gopro 5

[@bassnazi4713]

Great tips as always man. Enjoy the food?

[@TackleJunky81]

Ty, brother! 👊💪

[@robertbrandywine]

That ain't "threading" that's "shoving it on the hook shaft".