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 Re: Jig size?
[Re: Ketchn]
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02/19/15 07:09 PM
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smove
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I use several sizes of jig heads
1/64 number 8 on 4 lb test
1/32 number 6 on 4 lb test and 6 lb test
1/16 on 6 lb test
1/8 rarely
1/4 never
crappie simply cannot resist a super slow falling potential prey item
and in many waters I visit the fish wont accept a heavy jig on a regular basis
I have to agree with Ketchn on this one... 
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Re: Jig size?
[Re: FavPastTime]
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02/19/15 07:24 PM
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SheCrappieKilla
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I thought 1/8oz and 1/4oz was the only sizes they made. Seems to work either way.
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Re: Jig size?
[Re: FavPastTime]
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02/19/15 07:46 PM
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larry mays
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The same as Ketchn, but a 1/24 were he has the 1/16. The slow way is the only way. If you don't have time to go fishing, stay home.
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Re: Jig size?
[Re: FavPastTime]
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02/19/15 08:48 PM
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FavPastTime
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Thanks for all the responses everyone! I especially like the saying "if you don't have time to go fishing, stay home" lol. Well put!
- Jesse
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