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Started by T, February 20, 2017, 08:38:28 PM

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T

I have always have used Cabela's live bait short shanked jigs for worms, leeches and minnows (for back home). Its Cabela's brand of the fireball jig. However, Cabela's has now discontinued them.  I was wondering what is everyone's favorite jig.

RHYBAK

I just buy the roundhead jigs that are a deal on e-bay.

I buy the plain lead and paint them up myself with powder coat paint.
Very simple.
Head them up with a candle, dip them, give them a tap to knock off the loose powder then bake them for 15 minutes at 350 in the oven.
Be kinder than necessary, for everyone you meet is fighting some kind of battle

Canuckbass

I just use round unpainted jigs.
One day I'll paint my own but have had good success with unpainted.

Oarin

A red hook and a leech works fine for me.

RHYBAK

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Quote from: Oarin on February 21, 2017, 10:08:53 AM
A red hook and a leech works fine for me.

LOL.... Just like the old saying K.I.S.S.


Keep It Simple Stupid
Be kinder than necessary, for everyone you meet is fighting some kind of battle

puckster_guy

http://www.basspro.com/Bass-Pro-Shops-Stand-Up-Jighead-Lead-Heads/product/1989/

this is my favorite style of jig. I've had great success using it the lead sits on the bottom while the worm/leech dangles in the water. The standard ball head works almost as well. I've noticed the color is largely irrelevant on most days. So I stick to green or yellow.
Days spent fishing don't count against life :)

Jay Thomas

As I have mentioned previously, a few years ago I switched to using Fin-tech Nuckle Ball jigs and Fin-tech Nuckle Ball Zone R jigs. Based on my own experience, I have no reason to use a different jig. And they are not expensive - a Nuckle Ball six pack varies between 6 and 8 dollars depending on size.

Jay

T

 What's everyone's favorite color?

RHYBAK

Chartreuse
Black
Red
Green/ Chartreuse mix
Bare grey
Be kinder than necessary, for everyone you meet is fighting some kind of battle

Goach15

Chartreuse 1/8 oz wobble jigs from US Cabelas website..not available at Canadian Cabelas store...

T

Get your wobble jigs now.  Cabela's is starting to discontinue the jig selection. 

Nancy

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Canuckbass

Quote from: T on February 22, 2017, 11:10:13 AM
What's everyone's favorite color?

I've always been a charteuse guy for walleye.

But last few years I get asked to grab Bulk load of jigs... watching 6 guys in a boat snag after snag I just buy plain lead, no colour... saves a ton of $$$ and I haven't noticed a difference in hookups.

Goach15

Quote from: T on February 23, 2017, 10:44:30 AM

Get your wobble jigs now.  Cabela's is starting to discontinue the jig selection.


Thanks for the tip...ordered 120 this morning...


Dog

chartreuse (neon yellow)
neon orange
neon pink
fireball (mixture of the above)

but alas don't really think it matters.

use to make my own from start to finish, now I'm lazy so I just buy them at cabelas


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