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Old May 17th, 2005, 09:46 PM
Chris Rennert
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Default Jigs

Hey all, I just wanted to get everyones input on the brand of jig they
throw and why? I throw Strike King pro model jigs, I mainly went with
them because they were designed by Denny Brauer, and I kind of idolize
him. One issue I have with the Pro Model Elite jig is the double
chamber rattle comes off very easily. Every single jig I have used, I
have lost the rattle on after about 10 or 12 pitches. Wether it is
getting caught in rocks, or whatever, I think this is pretty low quality.

Another type of jig that I use, and really love is the All-Terrain
tackle swim jig. Very awesome head design, and it slips through cover
very nice.

I love the hook on the pro-model elite, also the brush guard is great,
and with a little cosmetic surgery the skirts perform. One other little
issue, that isn't quite so important is the paint on the head chips
pretty easy. Then again I put those jigs through hell and back. (Who
doesn't if they are fishing them right :-) ).

Thanks for your input guys!

Chris

If anyone wants to do a brand swap just email me and I will send a
couple of what I use if you do the same.

(just drop the obvious to email me)
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Old May 17th, 2005, 10:07 PM
AJH
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I was using Strike King Bitsy Bugs but I have started buying Cobra Jigs
from Jann's Netcraft, I glue in the weed guard, paint them with finger
nail polish and add the skirts.. They work pretty good and are
economical...

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Old May 18th, 2005, 12:43 AM
alwaysfishking
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FLW Jig n craw in Red and Blue


"AJH" wrote in message
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I was using Strike King Bitsy Bugs but I have started buying Cobra Jigs
from Jann's Netcraft, I glue in the weed guard, paint them with finger
nail polish and add the skirts.. They work pretty good and are
economical...



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Old May 18th, 2005, 02:06 AM
Chris S
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Been using Strictly Bass Swim jigs
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Chris S

Replace com with net to email
"alwaysfishking" wrote in message
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FLW Jig n craw in Red and Blue


"AJH" wrote in message
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I was using Strike King Bitsy Bugs but I have started buying Cobra Jigs
from Jann's Netcraft, I glue in the weed guard, paint them with finger
nail polish and add the skirts.. They work pretty good and are
economical...





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Old May 18th, 2005, 04:15 AM
Henry Hefner
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alwaysfishking wrote:
FLW Jig n craw in Red and Blue



I thought you converted to Dave's hair jigs?

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Old May 18th, 2005, 11:13 AM
alwaysfishking
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"Henry Hefner" wrote in message
I thought you converted to Dave's hair jigs?


SHHHH!!!



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Old May 18th, 2005, 12:55 AM
Pat Goff
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Best I've ever seen or used is Terry Oldham's "EyeMax" jig.

"Chris Rennert" wrote in message
. ..
Hey all, I just wanted to get everyones input on the brand of jig they
throw and why? I throw Strike King pro model jigs, I mainly went with
them because they were designed by Denny Brauer, and I kind of idolize
him. One issue I have with the Pro Model Elite jig is the double
chamber rattle comes off very easily. Every single jig I have used, I
have lost the rattle on after about 10 or 12 pitches. Wether it is
getting caught in rocks, or whatever, I think this is pretty low quality.

Another type of jig that I use, and really love is the All-Terrain
tackle swim jig. Very awesome head design, and it slips through cover
very nice.

I love the hook on the pro-model elite, also the brush guard is great,
and with a little cosmetic surgery the skirts perform. One other little
issue, that isn't quite so important is the paint on the head chips
pretty easy. Then again I put those jigs through hell and back. (Who
doesn't if they are fishing them right :-) ).

Thanks for your input guys!

Chris

If anyone wants to do a brand swap just email me and I will send a
couple of what I use if you do the same.

(just drop the obvious to email me)



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Old May 18th, 2005, 02:18 PM
david
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Chris Rennert wrote:

Hey all, I just wanted to get everyones input on the brand of jig they
throw and why?


If you can get a friend, or foe for that matter, to bet his hair in a
fishing duel. Be sure to win.

The hair ties many fine jigs and nothing can compare to the feeling of
landing a bass with your friends hair.

Trust me on this. You will fish these with such meticulous skill,
because you really want to catch a bass on them, that it will make you a
better jig fisherman.


I have been using hand tied jigs from my local mom/pop bait store.

Dave V

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Old May 18th, 2005, 11:52 PM
RATMAN
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Chris Rennert wrote:
Hey all, I just wanted to get everyones input on the brand of jig

they
throw and why? I throw Strike King pro model jigs, I mainly went

with
them because they were designed by Denny Brauer, and I kind of

idolize
him. One issue I have with the Pro Model Elite jig is the double
chamber rattle comes off very easily. Every single jig I have used,

I
have lost the rattle on after about 10 or 12 pitches. Wether it is
getting caught in rocks, or whatever, I think this is pretty low

quality.

Another type of jig that I use, and really love is the All-Terrain
tackle swim jig. Very awesome head design, and it slips through

cover
very nice.

I love the hook on the pro-model elite, also the brush guard is

great,
and with a little cosmetic surgery the skirts perform. One other

little
issue, that isn't quite so important is the paint on the head chips
pretty easy. Then again I put those jigs through hell and back. (Who


doesn't if they are fishing them right :-) ).

Thanks for your input guys!

Chris

If anyone wants to do a brand swap just email me and I will send a
couple of what I use if you do the same.

(just drop the obvious to email me)


It doesn't matter what brand it is as long as it's black & blue !!

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Old May 19th, 2005, 01:56 PM
Chris Rennert
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RATMAN wrote:
Chris Rennert wrote:

Hey all, I just wanted to get everyones input on the brand of jig


they

throw and why? I throw Strike King pro model jigs, I mainly went


with

them because they were designed by Denny Brauer, and I kind of


idolize

him. One issue I have with the Pro Model Elite jig is the double
chamber rattle comes off very easily. Every single jig I have used,


I

have lost the rattle on after about 10 or 12 pitches. Wether it is
getting caught in rocks, or whatever, I think this is pretty low


quality.

Another type of jig that I use, and really love is the All-Terrain
tackle swim jig. Very awesome head design, and it slips through


cover

very nice.

I love the hook on the pro-model elite, also the brush guard is


great,

and with a little cosmetic surgery the skirts perform. One other


little

issue, that isn't quite so important is the paint on the head chips
pretty easy. Then again I put those jigs through hell and back. (Who



doesn't if they are fishing them right :-) ).

Thanks for your input guys!

Chris

If anyone wants to do a brand swap just email me and I will send a
couple of what I use if you do the same.

(just drop the obvious to email me)



It doesn't matter what brand it is as long as it's black & blue !!

Hah, I wish it were that easy all the time. I have to tell you I have
caught more fish on Texas craw than Black/Blue, but our water goes from
4ft to 2" vis regularly. I just haven't run into enough instances where
I feel confident the fish could see black/blue better than texas craw.

I always have a black/blue tied on though, usually in a smaller size.
It is a great changeup :-).

Chris
 




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