Reply With QuoteJiggity jiggityjigitty jig jig jig.......LOL
What I see most do and it's just way too much most times even in the summer......
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Originally Posted by SKs Crappie Catching Adventures
A lot of times the best action is getting your jig to the right depth and......
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Thump..... SET THE HOOK
YES THAT WAS A PAUSE JUST HOLDING YOUR ROD....
no doubt
sum kawl me tha outlaw ketchn whales
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Jiggity jiggityjigitty jig jig jig.......LOL
What I see most do and it's just way too much most times even in the summer......
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there are occasions once or twice a year "jigging" works well .....but mostly NOT
sum kawl me tha outlaw ketchn whales
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That usually is found out by accident in self case...when bobber/jigging & minnow float fishing at the same time, the minnow float goes down & distracts from the jig pole only to realize it when down sitting still....anyways good mess Ketchn' way to figure them out!
crappie down !
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the amounts of crappie that i have managed when my rod was laying down and not being touched is hard to imagine .
sometimes in the dead of winter with jigs in the crappie house we set the depth and set the rod on the railing and just wait for it to get thumped .
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One suggestion....keep the mask on.
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