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Knot2Kinky Adds Life to Listless Bait
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But even the heartiest of bait shop varieties have endured months of distress by season’s end. They’ve been traumatized, packed as tight as sardines in bait wells, their scales flying as they dodge scoops and wallop nose first into its walls. After suffering a season of the aforesaid, their once enthusiastic swim often turns south.
“A short section of Knot2Kinky tied onto a hook will exaggerate the movements of a minnow into looking like it’s in a state of panic, which catches the eye of nearby prey,” says Michigan guide and outdoor writer David Rose. “Think of it like a leech nipped onto a VMC Aberdeen hook. With every slither of its slimy tail, the long-shank hook swings the opposite direction, and then swings back beyond center point, widening its wobble.” Rose practices the Knot2Kiny ploy when using minnows under a tip-up or when deadsticking and bobber fishing.
From walleye to perch, lake trout to brown trout, no matter the fish, be they toothy or toothless, if it eats minnows, a short section of Knot2Kinky ahead of the hook can add extra life to even the most listless minnow and generate more strikes when fishing on ice.
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