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Christopheraaron

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I tend to trim mine by bending them back to the hook and adding a little bit. I think I saw a video on youtube where a guy recomended it as well. Mighta been iaconelli I can't recall. I'll see if I can find it.

I mean you don't want it too short otherwise it won't deflect the weeds, but the ones in your pic are pretty huge.

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They look great! I think I may try my hand at making some lures/jigs this coming winter. Call me stupid, but how do you fish these jigs?

 

I guess there would be no wrong way, yo-yoing them, swimming them, etcetera; but are there any other specific techniques?

 

Also, when and where would be the best time to use these? Obviously in weeded areas, but I am unsure.

 

If you can't tell I am still learning a lot! Hell, I just started using senkos for the first time this year (and caught my pb largie and some beaut smallies).

 

Thanks for the help in advance, and sorry for taking over your thread with my questions but I've been curious as to jigging techniques for a while

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More than pleased to answer them (I just started worming this year too), weeded areas and fished in heavy structure (like fallen trees) would be the most effective situations. All I can say for the jig making is try to keep it simple, I tried making these at first with a lot of material and realized that they didn't even look that good, so I started just using a couple materials on each one and they look a lot better now. Good luck!

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