Soft plastics with Rattlers glass?

TOE 007

Sealiner
i use to fish with glass rattles alot , in flukes and senkos , there at one stage was Grubs , i think mogabos with small plastic rattle that you put in a premoulded cavity in its tail , the problem was that they didnt give you enough rattles for the amount of grubs , and it was not a standerd glass rattle like lot of guys know and use .

Rattles are a sure way of gettin more strikes , on windy days you will get more action in my books.

better ask some of the other 'pros ' that prowl around these here parts .

my 2 c
 

Monster

Senior Member
I use them regularly on flukes, and I think it works!!! Will keep on using it. The issue is getting the rattle into the bait without it impeding on the action. Easer said than done on small flukes!

You need to try and put it into the bait in the middle of the back between the bait holding bed of the hook and the hook point.
 

Last cast

New member
I use a faster way that also gives you as much noise.

Take 2 small glass beads on the line with a sinker stopper,rig them texas with a small gap.

Each time you twitch the bait you get noise.Works like a bomb.

 

my 2c worth
 

TOE 007

Sealiner
Last cast wrote:
I use a faster way that also gives you as much noise.

Take 2 small glass beads on the line with a sinker stopper,rig them texas with a small gap.

Each time you twitch the bait you get noise.Works like a bomb.

 

my 2c worth

you can also use 2 smal bullet weights with a bead in the middel on your Carolina rigs , Glass beads works best !
 

TOE 007

Sealiner
it important to insert the rattle from the front , otherwise you gonna loose the rattle .

those grubs with the rattles in the tail was CAILINS , dont know if they still gets manufatured though
 

.Generaal.

New member
Strike back (I think) produces soft plastics with a built in cavity for rattlers. I love these as they have a lot of stretch and last way longer than other plastics.

Can't really say if a plastic with rattle catches more fish. I only use it in dirty water so I can't compare. 
 

IAN FISHERMAN

New member
Glass rattle and a grub is a lethal combination! I have stopped using texas and carolina rigs. I try and keep the rig as natural looking as posiable. Weightless with glass rattle is the best. Or if you need a weight use a weighted hook rather. It helps the bait stay straight during retrieve. 
 
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