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I have been fishing with a Johnson Weedless spoon last year and have run into a small problem.  I use an Uncle Josh "black widow eel" either a number 140 or a 160 pork rind bait.  I keep losing the black widow eel.  Any suggestions to help keep the eel on but still have the spoon run true?

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Switch to a 4 inch plastic twister tail. Thread it on an inch or so. I find the pork trailer just kills the action of the spoon. I like to use a white or yellow twister tail but any color would probably work.

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Are you hooking through the pork skin?

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Are you hooking through the pork skin?

 

Good question. I always had a hard time removing the things. Maybe they are making them  different than the ones I use to use .

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you could always use a whole punch and a plastic butter lid. Save the disc and put it over the hook after the eel is on. Thats how I keep trailer hooks on.

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you could always use a whole punch and a plastic butter lid. Save the disc and put it over the hook after the eel is on. Thats how I keep trailer hooks on.

X2, was going to suggest this.

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