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 Re: Swim Jigs
[Re: bassaholic11]
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09/23/12 01:52 PM
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Andi Sanders
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A good swim jig is specifically designed for the job and is balanced to run true during retrieve and ideally will have a bit of inherent action. A well designed arkie style jig will also work quite well over shorter distances and was the swim jig standard before there were actual "swim jigs" on the market.
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Re: Swim Jigs
[Re: bassaholic11]
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09/23/12 02:37 PM
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trailer hook
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Just about every tourney won,is with a Swimjig,here @ Lay! 1/4 ounce Dirty Jig,Blk and Blue...Pumped thru the grass,and can be fished like a Frog...
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Re: Swim Jigs
[Re: bassaholic11]
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09/23/12 06:48 PM
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JDKOURI
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I love the Strike King Swim Jigs. and at times have really Whacked'em on them.
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