Learn To Neko Rig A Worm In Less Than A Minute

The Neko rig requires three components: Neko hooks, nail weights, and a soft plastic finesse worm. First, slide the nail weight into the head of the worm. Next, rig the Neko hook through the back of the worm with the hook shank running parallel to the worm's body. Lastly and most importantly, tie on the fully assembled Neko rig to a rod and reel spooled up with light fluorocarbon and start filling the boat with bass!

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[ferndel]

As others have said the hook should face the tail. I noticed it pointing the wrong way in the pamphlet in last month’s box. Wish I got the neko rig gear in mine though!

[svhet]

I found that song so long ago, I haven't heard it in a long time, feels good...

[MoneyBass]

Great technique. Caught a 4+lb spot with it.
*Catching Bass for Cash*

[jamesburke]

Not sure what video y'all are watch'n but it's rigged the right way. Gary Yamamoto who invented the rig also has a video on his YouTube channel. Excellent rig been fish'n it for about 18 months. If you see a bass not committing to a jig or senko throw that at them. Give it a lil twitchy twitch and fish on! #Tightlines

[hawaiianboy]

They threaded it towards the head in the demo, but the under water video shows it towards the tail

[donaldoliver]

Guys use an O-ring on your neko I've had worms fly off the hook when casting without one on and had to cut all the line out of my spool cuz of the birds nest

[coolgangstervids]

Wow neko rig is famous who created this

[dakotaadventures]

lfg im a big fan im frum north dakota an making ADVENTURE videos this coming summer my youtube name will be the dakota adventures with fishing off roading dirt biking atving backpacking an survival videos an a special vid for u . hope to hear back
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