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Mu Young Lee wrote:
Have you considered throwing a 3" pumpkin or watermelon or crawdad Berkley power worm on your fly rod? Unethical. :-) Seriously, I was thinking that very thing when I was on the water. But there was one advantage to the spinning rig, and that was that the weight of the jig was helpful in getting it down fast. I had a very small window to aim for; I had to get my cast right at the base of the rock (almost bouncing it off) or it would get swept away before it got deep enough to give the fish a good look. One other thing I noticed when I was watching the action of the jig was that it actually had a bit of a baitfish wiggle to it when it was retrieved a bit faster, and I think the jighead was partially responsible for that. (It gave it a more pronounced side-to-side action.) I even played around with casting it across or across and down and letting it swing just like I would a streamer. (In fact, that technique got me one of the Guadalupe bass.) Thanks for the tip on using crazy glue to hold it to the hook. Seems like I could "tie" a bunch of these before heading out. Chuck Vance |
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