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Stinger Hooks are almost a must for big swimbaits. They can lower your number of missed bites and keep fish from using the weight of the lure to leverage your hook out. Learn two alternatives to wire for rigging stinger hooks in the video below!
Initially this was going to be the final video in the series on jigs. However, I’ve received so much feedback with specific questions that this series will have to continue. I plan to start breaking down the details of when/where/why to fish a jig. In the meantime, here is an introduction to fishing a football head jig. Enjoy!
Please continue to share your comments, ideas, and theories via the “post suggestions” tab at the top of the page. Your specific questions will be answered in the coming videos on jig fishing if you submit them in the next few days.
There is a trend among rod manufacturers to build faster and faster blanks. It seems like a few years ago you couldn’t get a true “fast” action rod while today its hard to find anything less.
For a lot of applications in the bass world that was a great transition. Unfortunately, it has wreaked havoc on unsuspecting fisherman trying to fish a jig.
I hope this video sheds a little light on what I believe to be as close as you can get to the “perfect” rod for fishing 1/2 oz and heavier jigs.
I hope my insights into rod actions make sense to you. Is this something you’ve noticed? Or do you completely disagree? Either way, leave a comment, I’d love to hear what you think.
This video is another step in the jig fishing series. An often overlooked and incredibly product approach to jig fishing is to punch heavy cover. Most people think heavy weights and texas rigged plastics when they hear the word “punch” but me, I look for my heavy jig box. Give it a try!