i have a question

[AlexF2294]

how do i put this on my line? the place where it looks like you tie it on is just a bend, its not really a closed hole and it looks like the line will just slip out.
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[FishKillr]

You have the right idea, you tie it on right there. It will not slip out, just tie a good knot.
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[albinotrout]

I have found that clips work really well. Makes it easy to switch out baits. I used to tie these on straight to line until I found out about the clips. Now I use clips. The only thing I tie directly to my line now are jigs, flies, and bait hooks. The snaps are known as clips as well. Come in different sizes.

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[idahopanfish]

THey stay put real well especially when you get that fish on the end. I haven't tried a snap for this spinner setup but I am sure it would work well
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[20inchbass]

tie it on right at the bend, just use an improved clinch knot, or whatever, NOT a loop knot. Clips work ok until you get into bigger bass spinnerbaits. Then the weight of the head pulls it down.
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[albinotrout]

Use them on large spinner baits all the time with no problems.
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[Jordanlee]

you could always use a small swivel like these
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