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How do you keep the zoom chunks straight on the jig. Evert retreive the chunk in sideways or even futher around oppisate of the way it should be. I know about the toothpick to keep them on but I for to put toothpicks in boat http://www.bassboatcentral.com/smileys/embarassed.gif so I had to use it without one. Is that what keeps them straight??
I am not with you on your explanation. I just thread the super chunk on the hook all the way through the think part of the body.
That is what I did but on every retreive of the jig when I pull it fron the water the tail section is coming out the side not straight back like it is suppose to be
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Same here i never had that problem right thru the thick part.
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Me too, no problems rigging like that.
no problems with it here, but if it was slipping i would try super glue! http://xs-s.com/zf/images/smile/emthup.gif
sounds like he's using a jig without a grub keeper... just thread the chunk on like a piece of pork...
Just thread it on like you would thread a worm on a straight shank worm hook if you were rigging the worm to run straight with the hook exposed.