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Re: Jugging with live bait? [Re: WillieRip] #13456548 03/01/20 06:23 PM
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So, I may try some jugging for catfish. I have some questions. I have YouTubed it, but it didn't explain it much.


I know I need line, jugs, bait and hooks.

Do I need some sort of weight at the bottom?. Maybe a brick?


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Re: Jugging with live bait? [Re: WillieRip] #13456956 03/02/20 12:55 AM
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I let mine float around till they get to really shallow water.
I use bolts on them as they are cheaper than an equivalent lead weight. About 1 oz.

Re: Jugging with live bait? [Re: Ocelot] #13457261 03/02/20 12:40 PM
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Originally Posted by Ocelot
I let mine float around till they get to really shallow water.
I use bolts on them as they are cheaper than an equivalent lead weight. About 1 oz.


I am going to put some jugs together this week and give it a try. they can float and do their thing while I go crappie fish


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That place we weren’t able to go far enough south to is perfect for that and/or a trotline in the timber while you run the boat around looking for other fish

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