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I left another 3 cards there again today! Just bought them today too! banghead But at least I got several fish of each jig before losing it to a dock post or cross member. Saw several boats shooting docks today. Watched one boat with two guys that I am pretty sure caught there two man limit off one dock. Didn't see them loose many jigs, but I didn't see a crappie go in the cooler bigger than my hand either! :deadhorse
Oconee is the worst lake to shoot docks on! You learn alot about dock anatomy down there.
I can't imagine how good it would be if all those pontoons were on the water and 75% of the docks wasn't boarded up. I can shoot between those boards...if I could just figure out how to get the fish through there! What part of the lake did you see these guys shine?
Yeah and the ones that dont have cross members dont seem to hold fish either. I never really shoot the ones with cross members because I can't seem to figure out how you get the fish over them.
I make the R.A.G. Fly jigs and just have started making them with the litewire hooks. I will continue to make R.A.G. Fly jigs with the regular hooks but just wanted add the litewire hooks also. If anyone is interested just PM me.
Mtnman ...its easy to pull fish over them,its when you ain't got no fish that your jig tends to hang.Quote:
Originally Posted by mtnman
That ought to be the trick ragfly, I'll contact you soon.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ragfly Jig Man
On Oconee ALWAYS look on all four sides of the dock. Many times the front and sides are boarded up, but the back is open. Also there is usually a small opening sometimes where the SeaDoos are docked. Just take your time and explore all sides. It is amazing how often we think all four sides are boarded up. GOOD LUCK!
Had a few folks ask were i got my Litewire Hair Jigs... Soooo A&R Jigs in Danville,Ga. Mr. Tony Allen. Good prices an he'll make what ever size/color you want
I'm with LY34, even though he didn't show up Saturday.............check out A & R Jigs in Danville, Tony is a great guy and the fish seem to like his work!! Luremaker358 is his name here on the board.
I totally agree with ya'll about Tony Allen. He is a great man with a quality product.