DIY Assist Cord

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Assist cords are easy to come by for some parts of the world, in others like it was here in the UAE in the early to mid 2000s, it was difficult. So I had to look for a way to make my own Assist Cords. In this video, I show you how I make them with ordinary fishing braid - this is of course very useful when you're in a bind for whatever reason, it could be that you can not find cord that is thin enough for your micro jigs - just use the same method and use thin braid - for thicker assist cords, of course you can use thicker braided line. in this example, I use 100lb braid to DIY an Assist cord from it for a 40g jig.
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@zitounadem8928 Год назад

Thank you so much for your video! One of the best RU-vid channel to learn assist knot.

@TheFishingKit Год назад

thanks!

@tamerabdelaziz. 4 месяца назад

Good work with diy assist and good advice with flash Thanks Mr. Kit

@TheFishingKit 4 месяца назад

No problem 👍

@tdoo6024 Год назад

Very good instructions on making assist hooks

@TheFishingKit Год назад

Thanks!!!!

@cihanozdemir5646 3 года назад

another useful info, thanks Kit.

@TheFishingKit 3 года назад

Glad it was helpful!

@1mad_angler431 3 года назад

Love the weekly uploads bro ❤❤🔥🔥

@TheFishingKit 3 года назад

Thanks 🔥 hopefully, I would be able to do more. Kinda difficult these days.

@jorgerodrigues7056 3 года назад

Bom vídeo bem útil.obrigado abraço

@TheFishingKit 3 года назад

Obrigado!!! :)

@omraniachref9062 3 года назад

Well thats pretty good and practical very nice

@TheFishingKit 3 года назад

Was practically what I had to do in the old days when Jigging was only popular in Asia and there was nothing here - I just thought it would be useful for people who are in a pinch and those in different parts of the world where the supply is not easy to find... :)

@omraniachref9062 3 года назад

@@TheFishingKit for sure gonna try it when i get all the gear

@rimpochey Год назад

Very helpful videos in your channel... Which type of thread using to tie

@TheFishingKit Год назад

any brand PE 03. in my case, it is momoi.

@germcontagious6434 Месяц назад

Hey Kit, do you recommend a specific type of threading for tying assist hooks. or is it the same as the stuff used for flies, which there seems to be a variety on that too. seems like a good topic for a video if you haven't already done it. if you have already, can you point me in that direction. Thanks for all the knowledge Kit, you're making a big impact on the fishing community.

@TheFishingKit Месяц назад

this question is answered a while lot because i get this almost every week - I use very thin fishing braid. There are specific threads being made for binding assist cords - I will put a link to this product as well. I use braid from my old ultralight Ajing gear - it is tougher than the threads made for binding assist hooks and i can really torque down on the bindings - making them cleaner, slimmer and more secure. Here's a link to the "proper" seki threads - amzn.to/3xhe2a4 Braid you can use for binding- amzn.to/4ccy7gJ choose PE 0.3

@Billyfishing_watch 3 года назад

Nice👌

@TheFishingKit 3 года назад

Cheers Billy!

@GODZclaN11 Год назад

So the thread and super glue are all that connect the hook to the assist? It will keep a tuna attached to your jig? I am skeptical.

@TheFishingKit Год назад

the bindings are what keeps it on the hook, the superglue is to keep the bindings in place. provided you do it right, it wont come apart. I have caught quite a few tuna on them. It's perfectly ok to be skeptical. But don't take my word for it, look at what the japanese have been doing.