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F&S just named the jig the number 1 lure. what is your number 1?
Question by jeffo52284. Uploaded on June 13, 2009
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Pike and Walleye: Storm thunderstick, silver and black
Smallmouth: Berkley gulp on a jig
Trout: white crappie jig/panther martin
I guess thats three, but its hard to choose, guess thats why I have a giant fishing bag.
my number 1 would probably be a jig like they say it can be fished for almost anything but my other one would have to be a floating rapala.
white double tailed mister twister with a floating head and a small split shot about 4 inches up.I like it cause it lets me do a top water or a jig type retreave.
torpdos
Rapala Shadrap is my number 1 but the jig is right up there.
the jig is for me too, especially riiversdes and trout magnets
i would have to say the original floating rapala. but the jig comes in a very close second.
A worm is good for a varity of fish like bass bluegills, catfish,and trout. So you can fish for many fish with out changing bait!
Oh, don't forget about the Rapala countdown. (in silver)It is is the best all around crank bait. There good for bass, walleye, northern, and somtimes musky. There about 4-6 dollars at Gander mtn.
my fave lure is a sonic vibrater it makes sonic vibrations to attract fish caut 10 fish out of it
Homemade Jigs
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Pike and Walleye: Storm thunderstick, silver and black
Smallmouth: Berkley gulp on a jig
Trout: white crappie jig/panther martin
I guess thats three, but its hard to choose, guess thats why I have a giant fishing bag.
my number 1 would probably be a jig like they say it can be fished for almost anything but my other one would have to be a floating rapala.
white double tailed mister twister with a floating head and a small split shot about 4 inches up.I like it cause it lets me do a top water or a jig type retreave.
Rapala Shadrap is my number 1 but the jig is right up there.
the jig is for me too, especially riiversdes and trout magnets
i would have to say the original floating rapala. but the jig comes in a very close second.
A worm is good for a varity of fish like bass bluegills, catfish,and trout. So you can fish for many fish with out changing bait!
Oh, don't forget about the Rapala countdown. (in silver)It is is the best all around crank bait. There good for bass, walleye, northern, and somtimes musky. There about 4-6 dollars at Gander mtn.
torpdos
my fave lure is a sonic vibrater it makes sonic vibrations to attract fish caut 10 fish out of it
Homemade Jigs
Post an Answer