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was watching a video of jim duckworth and he says to keep his plastics better he texas rigs it like normal but then sticks a toothpick thru the plastic and the hook eye and cuts it off so its flat with the plastic. tried it yesterday and it seemed to work. caught multiple fish on a ROBOWORMa plastic that normally doesnt last. does anyone else do this?

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I have yet to try it but I did see this in a show the other day. looks interesting.

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Odd, I saw it in a show the other day too. Shaw Grigsby was doing it. 

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It is an old, old trick and it does work very well.

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It is an old, old trick and it does work very well.

Yup, works fantastic.  The only problem I've ever run into is having a toothpick small enough to fit through some of my hook eyes.  It seems like I always have these super jumbo sized ones around here.

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Yup, works fantastic. The only problem I've ever run into is having a toothpick small enough to fit through some of my hook eyes. It seems like I always have these super jumbo sized ones around here.

You have to buy the really, really cheap ones. I keep a small pill bottle full of them in my terminal tackle box.

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I used to do the same thing with some old, cheap 40 pound test mono.

Don't know exactly why I quit doing this.

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