Slip Shot Information

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Mojo is the innovator of the long cylindrical, small diameter sinker, referred to as Mojo Rigging or the Slip Shot System. Because Mojo's are the same diameter the entire length of the weight, its unique design allows this system to come through the heaviest cover. This includes rocks (rip rap), grass, and heavy structure with minimal hang-ups and break offs.

Mojo's slip shot sinker allows you to feel the fish bite and not the weight as it glides smoothly along structure and cover. Because of its light, long, sleek design, it allows you to be a much better tuned angler, as you drag this downsized finesse style Carolina rig along the bottom. The Mojo rig incorporates a special tool available separately which allows installation of rubber strips into the sinker bore, while the fishing line is inserted through the sinker cavity. This allows you to slide the weight up and down the line to adjust desired leader length without damaging your line as you would when crimping a split shot weight. Utilizing this new system of rigging, the Slip Shot System (Mojo Rigging) was born.

The Mojo Rig is known and referred to as a finesse fishing method since pegging of the weight is generally applied to about ¼ ounce maximum. It is normally a light line 4 -10Ib. test rigging method used when heavier weights and other rigging methods fail. The leader length from the weight to the bait varies from 8 inches to as much as 5 feet. The longer leader will almost always produce fish when the bite is tough. The Mojo Rig works on all bodies of water with all styles of baits. This rig really excels when using smaller plastic baits, especially on gin clear reservoirs when the fish are finicky and spooked due to heavy fishing pressure and are looking for a very natural and subtle presentation. These weights can be used shallow or deep. It is not uncommon out west where Mojo was born to use the number 2 (1/4 ounce) Mojo in 70 feet of water.

It is amazing how fast the weight reaches the bottom due to its long, lean design. Mojo has a very thin tailed, plastic bait we call the Mojo Reefer which comes in 3, 4 and 5 inch sizes. It works incredibly well behind the Mojo Rig and Mojo Drop Shot Rig. Because of its thin tail, when fish bite this bait they just won't let go.

This design allows you much more time to react and set the hook. When using Mojo's Reefer the bite is usually very mushy, it may feel as though you’re dragging through grass or weeds. When it doesn't feel right, start reeling very fast, if it stays heavy, slowly pull back on your fishing rod while reeling as this will set the hook.

This method is referred to as a reel set. While reeling quickly the bass believes the bait is trying to escape the way a bait fish naturally would. The bass bites down firmly to keep the reefer from getting away. Now you can easily get a good hook set. The bass practically sets it on itself. No matter how you fish the Mojo Rig it will always perform. Guaranteed.

How to rig the Mojo Slip Shot System: 1. Place threader through Slip-Shot 2. Put 2-3 strips of rubber into threader 3. Moisten rubber with saliva, pull back through Slip-Shot 4. Snip tails of rubber