Hey guy's i'm just wondering what the best skipping jig is? I have recently found out how effective skipping a jig can be and I was just asking some of your opinions before I go buying. So let me know! Thanks fellas
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, Jun 28 2012 06:58 AM
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Posted June 28 2012 - 08:21 AM
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Posted June 28 2012 - 08:57 AM
I think if you can already skip the jig you are light years beyond brand...I do think it is eaiser to skip jigs with different types of trailers. I am a Berkely chigger fan, but if I really need to skip docks and cover real far back and not just trees and so forth, than i prefer a flatter beaver style bait. To me it just makes sense to have the beaver bait covering a greater surface area of the water, thus helping it stay on plane. I am sure the difference is minimal and it is just in my head, nonetheless...
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