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tail hooking ragworm?

wouldnt it make more sence to hook a ragworm by the tail instead of going through its head?, has anyone tryed using ragworm hooking it up from the tail? and is it any different?

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Re: tail hooking ragworm?

you will find the worm will drop its tail alot if you try that
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Re: tail hooking ragworm?

Most of the scent is in the tail aswell Dan,its the scent that the fish go for not the wriggle of the tail.
I hook lug tail first for the scent reason though.
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Re: tail hooking ragworm?

i used to have some success in the summer months on my local piers by head hooking ragworm and lowering them down to mid water to catch the pollack,but i only ever did that when i ran out of maddies as they dont stay on very well,
they really need to be threaded on the hook dan
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