whitwolf
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This thread represents why Bassresource is by far the best fishing forum around. The topic at hand; there are now a couple of rigs I'm going to try. The one jig I fish most and have relatively few problems is the Siebert brush jig. It's truly a workhorse. @ww2farmer it's good to see you posting more. Great primer on your jig selection and why. @Catt and @A-Jay as always gentlemen, great information! y'all have posted those rigs before but today, for whatever reason, I'm going to try both and see how it goes. A-Jay, you mentioned having one tied on frequently, does this include colder water?
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I throw many baits situation dependent. The one thing that I always do , day or night, is find the nastiest cover around and throw a jig, worm, or creature right in the middle. That said; as I approach 6/10 of a century I am increasingly predisposed to fishing the way I like to fish. I will throw fast moving baits and on occasion I will try something that's new to me. BUT.... bottom bumping/dragging baits are my thing. I don't know that I have a style or label but I do know that I love fishing as much now as that little boy of yesteryear.
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Louisiana hot sauce.
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Thanks for this Mr. Hottle! It's reminders like these that give unlimited hope!
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Siebert outdoors.... Zenith shakeyhead.
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No matter the conditions throw a color you always have confidence with. I'm not being a smart butt here but if you throw a bait/color you have confidence in, good things usually happen.
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Exactly how I feel. As for the topic at hand I've never thrown many Green Pumpkin plastics simply because I caught plenty of fish on my confidence baits.
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R.I. sweet Beaver, smallie beaver, spicy Beaver, and skinny dipper. Zoom: magnum finesse worm, utails, magnum utails, 4" dead ringer and 8" big dead ringer. Rebel: ringworms
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