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Reply With QuoteBack before I started tying all my own I used Grizzly jigs most all the time. Back then a couple of my favorites that come to mind were Bill's water Flea and Tidwell's Teal. I use them for bluegill.
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Grizzly Jigs?
how many use them what colors and how much luck do you have with them?
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Back before I started tying all my own I used Grizzly jigs most all the time. Back then a couple of my favorites that come to mind were Bill's water Flea and Tidwell's Teal. I use them for bluegill.
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I agree with DB4D. Black, brown, or green will work. Tip mine with waxworms and get bonus catfish too.
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Grizzly jigs are my favorite BG jig. They work well. Sometimes they need to be tipped with worm, sometimes not.
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Around here, Cabin Creek Pop-eye jigs tipped with a wax worm is the norm for Bluegill. And you'll catch your fair share of Catfish, too, if you're dropping the jig/waxy along a cliff ledge or stairstep rock bank.
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what colors do you like ?Originally Posted by CrappiePappy
Around here, Cabin Creek Pop-eye jigs tipped with a wax worm is the norm for Bluegill. And you'll catch your fair share of Catfish, too, if you're dropping the jig/waxy along a cliff ledge or stairstep rock bank.
Pop-Eye Feather Jig - 10 per card - cabincreekretail
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