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Reply With QuoteGreat day for you, 1/32's work great for me also.
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Cold jig bite
10' over stumps. 1/32nd hair jigs
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Great day for you, 1/32's work great for me also.
Slabmaster II
Good job. it sure was a tough bite today. I managed to catch a dozen today tight to brush most times I had to. Bump the brush to trigger biteOriginally Posted by Locator79
10' over stumps. 1/32nd hair jigs
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Crappie Wall Hanger II
My wife and I have begun fishing often the past 2 years, wondering how you fish a jig so light. Do you use a split shot? How do you cast it any distance?
A silly question I'm sure but I'm curious.
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I don't cast, I vertical jig structure. I go as light as the wind will let me in cooler water.
Crappie Wall Hanger II
So it just slowly falls and you slowly reel it in? Just about have to be in a boat, I guess I need to check into getting one of those.
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Alan
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I use an 11' jig pole and dip it where I want it, and pick spots apart. The reel is only there to get in my way.
Crappie Wall Hanger II
All good information that I will put to use.
Trophy King
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Trophy King II
I use a lot of 4 lb crystal fire line and it can cast small jigs pretty well. Let it sink for a while after it hits the water and just fish real slow on the way back in. It's a bit hard to fish deep with small jigs, but a slow retrieve will get you down a ways.
