I love this comment!!! 1000x That's what we are trying to bring you guys, the stuff no one else is. We have the place to do it, and it's fun for us to share, so expect more, way more this season as we explore more baits underwater!!!
You said something in this video about a suick being silent but you would be amazed how loud the hooks hitting the metal tail and the body are. I remember watching a video years ago about under water baits and the suick was actually incredibly loud. Always wondered if that metallic clank noise they make is part of the magic of a suick
Your right, I guess I was thinking more about the outright noise of say a blade etc, but your right there is that ticking noise. Many guys 'T' the hooks on Suicks to avoid digging into wood or the tail. Thx for watching! Interesting point there!
Thx Owen, we're always trying to bring as much as we can! Info I wish I knew sooner, hopefully it will help other as well! Appreciate you checking it out!
Glenn, thanks for the great video and the fantastic information. I have fished LOTW for over 35 years and have got into Muskys for the last 2 years, 4 so far one 42 3/4". I plan on fishing a lot of Suick and tube in 2024 and will incorporate your rigging. Thanks, you guys do good work!
Norm, appreciate you and hope some of it helps. Tubes and Suicks are standard issue baits in our boat, so you're on the right track there! Thanks for watching!
We go deep, we go to infinity and beyond... lol We try to bring everyone the next level stuff that will actually help them make the best decisions possible. Appreciate you being one of the 54 OG's as it were, thx!
Great information and video Glen, going to have some tubes with me on the boat this year. Looking forward to trying them on Eagle and my home bodies of water.
I've heard it's similar to your design, I don't have your subscription so I haven't seen yours. I also heard you changed your rig last summer. I figured showing the public the inside of a rig is only going to help sell more Red October Baits. Thx for watching!
Another awesome vid Glenn, love how you guys explore the “why” part of it! I feel the same way about the blade being offset I was always curious what the underwater difference between a 10” monster and a twisted was.
Thanks for the comment, we like to share the 'why', in our opinion that's what can help others. It was fun getting them all in the water and we plan to do some more underwater footage nutcracker year. Appreciate you watching!
Amazing vid Glenn. Great job, love this one and will put most of these mods to use myself. The ROB guys are local to me and they are great baits to use on the Upper Niagara River here. Thanks for the vid!
Thank you Craig for watching! We're just here to help in any way we can. Lots of tube mods out there, this is our take on them. Again, it works for us! Appreciate all your support!
Pretty interesting catch with the audio! Makes sense that the sound of a tube is unique when you think of the shape and the action creating that suction. Let’s get Dave some tanks and send him deeper next time! Talk about big sexy!😂
Great video! Thank you for sharing your setup; I'm definitely going to give it a try. For the trailing blade, what thickness wire and what size ball-bearing swivel would you recommend?
Thanks for watching! For the blade and swivel, size really doesn't matter as its not serving any strength application. So use what ever is handy or you have available.
Wire size really doesn't matter. I tend to use 051, it's easy to work with. Blade size depends on what you want from it, the bigger the blade the slower the drop in slack line. Willow blades are nice or #6/#8 Colorado. Thx for watching!
In Ontario we are allowed 4 hooks, each one can be a Treble. So our rigging is legal in Ontario. Interesting that your rigs are different? Thanks for watching!
Interesting, that's exactly why we do this, everyone sees things differently and just you saying that gives me an idea on how to use the twisted tube! Thank you so much for watching and leaving a comment!
Im curious whether you guys think this is a legal bait in Minnesota? It would appear not based on it having 4 hooks on the bait. Thoughts? I really would like this to be legal cuz I already rigged one up like this, but I can’t see how it would circumvent the rule banning more than 3 treble hooks on a single bait. 😅 is there a good way to mod this so it excludes the giant jig hook?
Unfortunately, I'm in Ontario and can not comment on whether this is legal or not in MN. I do know it's 100% legal in Ontario under our regulations. The easy answer is too cut the single upturned hook off on the shank. But please check with local DNR to double check the legality. Appreciate you checking this one out!
With the sun at our backs I guess it does. I never really noticed that before. That's a good idea for a video, compare the actual visability of different brands of line. Thx for watching!
