The key to choosing the right jig for the fishing you are doing is making sure that you’re using the appropriate size and color jig, given the fish you’re and the prey they are relating to.

The larger the jig head, the heavier it weighs. Large jigs are generally designed to catch larger fish. Heavy-headed jigs (one to three ounces) are also easier to fish deep and work well in roiling ...

This is how one of the best jig fishermen on the Elite Series tailors his bait and trailer selection to every possible ... Hackney's Jig System. 14y David Brown. Badosa tops error-prone Gauff, ...

The essential terminal tackle guide—hooks, weights, jigs—for beginner bass anglers. Use this checklist to build your starter ...

Football jigs are made for dragging the bottom in deep water. Shaye Baker. One of the more easily identifiable jigs out there, the football jig has an oblong head that looks like—you guessed it ...

Step 2: Thread your jig heads to the snap swivel at the end of each wire. Depending on what depth you want your A-rig to run, select the jig head size accordingly. Typically ⅛ ounce or ¼ ounce ...

Sometimes three-different colors on a jig are great, like a red head, white body, and pink marabou tail. Lindy Fuzz-E Grubs are available this way, and that’s one reason they’re my favorite ...

Jig fishing is by far one of the most versatile and effective of all bass fishing techniques used today. The bait can be hopped, swam, flipped and pitched. The bait ...

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That’s right, run a jig hook through an artificial worm or whatever you prefer, then top the hook with a mud minnow or a chunk of some other bait. “You could also just fish a minnow on a jig head.