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Agree with the others....quick and hard hook set is a most. I do a couple of things to all my jigs that I believe help my hook set ratio 1) Trim the hook gard to level with the tip of the hook. 2) Trim the skirt to 1/2 " from the hook. 3) With a pair of pliers open the curve/gap of the hook so the tip point up instead of flat. Good luck

Lake Toho, 01/19/06. 4 h fishing 11 LM : 8.4, two 7 pounders and a 6 lbs. 34 lbs 5 fish string. I could win the Classic ;D

I wish you luck but I think that is not going to work...the lure is way too heavy. Let us know what happen

I fish NJ waters with some trips to PA and FL.....My new adventure are swimbaits Leaving Saturday to fish Tarpon Lake. ......I agree life is great

2-4 times a week...year around

KVD and Brauer

For me 1) Live bait 2) Trolling 3) UL tackle

With 1/2 oz about 25 f. max :'(

I'm also a Senko_only guy. I find the exact half and then slide a ring on it and fit in a Daiichi Wacky hook.

Reel: Quantum Rods: GLoomis Line: PowerPro & P-Line Hard plastic: LC Soft Plastic: Gary Yamamoto Hooks: Daiichii Attractant: Megastrike Buzzer: Cavitron Spinner: Terminator & Booyah Jig: Strike King Denny Brauer Pro Model and most females 18-40

The dam virus got me again :'(.....2 IMX, a Quatum Tour and an Energy PTi-A on the way Does anyone know is the is a vaccine again the Baitmonkey.?

Great advice....I stalk the marina outlets waiting for the kids to go running.

Same here

Very nice Ligthninrod....the handles are in the wrong side ;D but otherwise beautiful sets.

As erratic as you can make it. Let the fish tell you what they want.

I use mostly spinning gear except for jigs.....5.4 M and 6.6 MH. Weightless Senkos most of the time

I really don't know ( I don't want to know ). It hasn't been $0.0 for as long as I can remember. I also can't remember how much was last month...I do know so that this month is already > $ 400.00 :'(

Daiichii Fat Gap ( red) 3/0 and 4/0 with the 4" and 5" respectively, with T-rig. Daiichii Wacky Hook ( red ) 2/0 with O-ring

I use the same that has been mentioned, adding Clear water: Pumkin ( Orange) w/ black and green, 196 Murky water: Bubblegum, 229

Same for me....no swivels but in C-rig

South Jersey. I fish shallow murky waters 90 %, < 10 f., narrow chanels with heavy cover, almost always Lilly pad patches, shadows from falling trees and wood outside the pads are always places to find fish ambushing bait, exception may be this time when they are committed to spawn. Tops of the pads and holes in between them will be next in turn.

Bassin by far the best

T-rig Senkos....1/16-1/4 and 6-10" from the hook. Colors have nothing to do with this presentation, wind and cover make me use it

50/50 for me, I fish with my club and with other dedicated guys from my regional forum, in addition of my partner in buddy tourneys, in my area is more the rule that I know someone in most of the lakes that I usually go. I can't do it with the occasional fisherman and my family doesn't care about fishing at all. It is just the time for fishing is for me to valuable.