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To be fair, in the state of Wisconsin, I can only tie three jigs on one line. However if I could have tied on more, I would have. I am curious if any one has used more than three jigs on a single line, especially in states where you can fish 5 or 6 rods?
https://youtu.be/omLupLTtZaI
Back a lot of years ago we had no pole limit or hook limit. I have run 7 on 7 different poles. Had every depth covered. Now on the big 4 we fish 4 pole limit and 2 hooks per pole.
What state do you fish in that didn't have any pole limit?Quote:
Originally Posted by Cray
As always. Another great video. Like the CDC jacket.
I have a challenge for you. Next spring, come on out to Michigan and we will put together a few walleye videos.
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You can fish as many as you want in Alabama with the exception of Weiss an Neely Henry and it's 3 per person. I only run one or two jigs myself. I only run 2 when I have to for depth control.
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Also there's no need to add a tube to a Marabou jig. You are actually affecting the way the marabou works in a negative way. Good video tho!
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Very nice video presentation brother. You know it's people like you (and several others) who are willing to invest lots of their time and effort to share with others... is what makes Crappie.com such an awesome forum.
Thanks for taking your time to invite us to your on the water challenges. I felt almost like I was in the boat with you. Very well done!!! Now go and eat that half of a samich out of all those fish you caught.
Sounds like a plan!Quote:
Originally Posted by wicklundrh
Thanks for the tip.Quote:
Originally Posted by lowe175
And he is correct as I don't know of anything that has better action than marabou!Quote:
Originally Posted by floppingcrappie
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