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Originally Posted by bunker dunker
everyone that jigs has their own take.there are so many jigs to try like blades ,swims,spoons,rattles,darters and my favorite the jigging rapala.its really all about what the fish want,were they are and what you are most confident with.
the best advise is to keep going till you can put a pattern together that is good for you and catches fish.
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I'll probably never get to an advanced stage with the jigs, but I did start with the Ice Jig and the Gotchas. I caught a hybrid on one of my Gotchas, same I use for Spanish mackerel when in NC, from Avon Pier. (We swim/sweep them there, rod lowered below the rail; you sweep/jerk it upside down.) Once I started using the Binsky, I pretty much fully committed to it. Have caught walleye, pickerel, crappie, perch, rock bass jigging the drops with it, but after this recent trip...I started to think about the Ice Jig again.
