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 Re: Winter Jigs
[Re: SlabNSteve]
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11/14/18 09:47 PM
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Ken Gaby
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Winter time I'm usually fishing deep water, (25-38 ft). So I'm using 3/16 - 1/4 oz jig heads with plastic bodies, usually 2 1/2 - 3". If it's hand ties, definitely 1/8-3/16 and a 3/8 - 1/2 oz sinker about 1 ft above the jig. Trying to get 1/32oz jigs to pull line down when it's 40 degrees and water temp is 48 is almost impossible for me.
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Re: Winter Jigs
[Re: SlabNSteve]
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11/25/18 04:42 PM
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leanin post
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keep this in mind, some baitfish turn lighter colors and a pinkish white color in colder water, minnows, shad ect. why I dont know, but you may want to try tieing with colors like pink/white/shrimp/ grey dun/ lavender/ saffron, ect.
Last edited by leanin post; 11/25/18 04:44 PM.
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