Video tutorial on how to tie an inverted fishing hook

The video tutorial on how to tie an inverted jig hook is detailed in /v?pd=wisenatural&vid=8587549003815816004

One, prepare the jig hook, jigging line, lead clip, and bait.

Two, pass the fishing line through the top eyelet of the hook.

Three, put the fishing line through the knot. This is where the end of the line is wrapped around the end of the line in a figure eight shape.

Four, tighten, i.e., pull the end of the line farther to tighten the figure of eight.

Fifth, put the lead clip, the tail of the line through the center hole of the lead clip, usually between 20 - 30 meters to tie the knot. You can also decide the length as needed.

Sixth, the bait will be hung on the hook, so the tying of the hook is complete.

The method of tying hooks for reverse fishing is to pass the fishing line through the hole at the top of the hook, then the line needs to be threaded into a figure-eight knot, and the end of the line should be wrapped into a figure-eight shape. After winding and pulling tight, the excess thread is needed to be cut off with scissors, be careful not to cut too close, it is best to leave a centimeter or so. Then clip the lead on, put the end of the line through the small hole in the center of the lead, you need to distance between 20 to 30 meters to tie the knot, and finally hang the bait directly on top of the hook, so that you have completed the tying of the hook.

This method of tying is actually quite simple, but when tying it, you need to be a bit stronger and fix it firmly to prevent it from falling off. This inverted fishing method is more suitable for fishing some deep water fish, because using this method allows the angler to control the inverted hook, as well as to control the exact location in the water is deep or shallow.