I agree with SYG, but on top loop knot i will tie several overhand knots from hook
to main line, this make the loop much more stiffer and keeps it away from main line,
also help elimate possible tangles of two hooks when fish are on.
I will use same basic collors on two jig set up in order as SYG says to get a feel at what
part of water column they are hitting on. Surprising you are working with 1/8 oz jigs,
wow...HEAVY, HEAVY
Spec's strike in upward motion, their eyes are lookin up......Heavy jigs are for deep
water.....18 - 25 ft down............and than would probably be tight-lining - spider
style
Think at times, Outside the box............32nd - 48th's - 64th's - 80's. You would be
amazed on size hook you get catch a monster spec with.......
You can adopt all kinkds of grubs & curley tails & plastic jigs to hook size with pair
sears, knife - razor blade...
One thing in mind: 2 - 16th oz jigs on 6# mono line, 60 ft behind boat at 1 mph will
running at 8 - 10' deep. There is additional formula's that you can work out with
various line weight or mono vs floracarbon big difference in drop....