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Cold water jigs
Do you perfer hair or soft plastic jigs?? I always heard hair jigs do better in low water temps???? What are your thoughts????
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It may just be me but I have always seemed to do better with hair jigs once the water temp drops over plastics or Maraibu. Whether single poling or spider rigging.
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minners ,most times. lately though them creekslick mid spinners tipped with a roys store minner is catching the monster slabs on Washington and Bee! the gypsy has spoken.
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1/8th oz hair jig on the top and a gnat on bottom works really good in the winter months and add minners
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hair always. even in warm water
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I tie my own fish hair jigs and like them better then anything. But still add a minnow at times. Will be tying up a lot more ASAP, as I got in $400. worth of fish hair a week or so ago. But man its a job getting that hair off the fish.
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