The hook group of worm hooks and noodle worms can effectively reduce the occurrence of false bait hanging on the bottom when there are many underwater obstacles and the underwater situation is complicated. Here also use the method of illustration to introduce the assembly process to everyone.

Steps/Methods

The picture shows worm hooks and noodle worms. As the name suggests, worm hooks have a bend on the hook handle near the thread loop. The body of the noodle bug is slender and shaped like noodles.

First, the hook tip is pierced from the center of the insect head along the axis of the insect body.

After the hook tip is pierced 4-5 mm, it pierces from the side of the head of the worm.

After the hook tip is protruded, push the head of the worm body to the crank of the worm hooks. The crank part of the hook is buried in the body of the pierced insect. At this time, the crank of the hook is stuck inside the insect body, which plays a role in preventing the insect body from slipping off the hook.

After pushing the worm’s head into place, use the hook body to measure the position where the worm’s hook tip penetrates. In order to ensure that the worm body does not deform after being hooked, and the posture after launching is natural.

After measuring the position, the hook tip penetrates from one side. When piercing, pay attention to the natural relaxation of the worm’s body, not the twisting state.

The tip of the hook is pierced from one side and passed out from the other. Note that the piercing position is still at the beginning of the measurement.

After the hook tip is completely pierced out, it is attached to the surface of the worm body. The worm body is naturally not bent or stretched. The head of the worm body and the wiring loop of the worm hooks are in the best condition. At this time, there is the last step, which is to pierce the hook tip attached to the surface of the insect body thinly along the insect body, similar to the effect of burying the hook tip under the skin of the insect body, preventing the hook tip from hanging under the water. . This operation can not only prevent the bottom from hanging but also does not affect the fish’s hook tip penetration when attacking and biting the bait.