Dingah

The Jaw Jacker -Dingah

I personally prefer cork grips myself, i have some on the way for my new revo

Very effective in giving a bait a different look, good to change it up once and a while, check out Bassresource's video it helps a lot

Hop, Hop, Hop, pause, repeat. is the most common style for my area, but they can be dragged on the bottom or swam, it all depends on what the fish want and where you're fishing. -Dingah

Just got an Rexo Sx and i have to say they are quality reels and ill be picking up some more!!!

i have actually caught a live target swimbait while fishing with a crankbait, it certainly mad my day!

What about the ghost sereies? how are they for comparison?

What do you guys think about it? looking to get a carolina rig/ jig rod, what action / power should i get? let me know! Dingah

my favorite jig company, im sure you will like them

I would be fishing a half ounce jig around cover rocks / wood on 50 lb braid

Ive been using md heavy for a while now and it just doesn't seem like it can deal with pitching and just fishing a 1/2 oz jig, what do you use? im looking for suggestions as to what rod i should get

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C-rig + Jig and i have learned patience pays off

How do you fish a chatterbait? ive heard they are good during the fall, and in cold water, do you just reel it in, yo yo it ? any help is appreciated thanks Ryan dingah

yep, only a couple years left till the lead jigs get put aside here in NH, really sucks though because im 16 and dont have a job and i cant afford to pay 6 bucks for 3 weights when my truck guzzles gas at 12 mpg.

ive Bent a couple out on fish, once they are straightened out, i bent them back but it seemed like it was twice as easy to do it again, so i dont really use strike king jigs anymore.

i am also very curious about these baits, wanna try them so bad

i was like 5 years old, 4 inch yum dinger(one of my favs) black with blue flake, caught a 13 inch bass, been fishing dingers ever since

Just started this year, caught about 15 fish, all of those fish either thumped it hard and ran, or just barely whacked it, so my biggest struggle is determining a bite? i know when i have one when it hits hard or i feel weight at the end of my line but there are sometimes where im left clueless to if i had a bite or it was a rock or a log, and most of the time i cant tell at all. So what my question is is what does a bite feel like? -Tully

X2 one of the best when it comes to big worms, either that or the power worm - berkley -Tully

i use it all the time, my pond is crystal clear and the fish can see you moving, but with the drop shot ive caught even the most finicky fish on it,and to answer your question, no being lower to the water does not affect anything IMO, but this is one of the best rigs that i throw and i mainly fish off the bank. Ive caught a good deal of 3 lbrs on this rig, its very productive and the bass cant seem to pass up such an easy meal shaking in front of their nose! good luck -Tully

Keep forgeting to bring the stinking ruler with me! i may just have to tape it to my arm.....

Ive also started using jigs this year, only caught about 15 fish but they all have been on a 1/2 oz jig with either a zoom super chunk trailer in blk and blue or a black and blue rage craw, ive found fishing it slow with a craw trailer has the best result for me. good luck -tully

just got a shimano citica LH model, 6:5:1, 50 bucks brand new on sale at dicks sporting goods on clearance, 1/2 off then 1/2 off again...

exactly, i fish in similar conditions, small deep pond, thick weeds in the middle, and you can see fish swimming around the edge, i use a dropshot whenever i can because the bass seem to just hammer the worm! i actually used one tonight and caught 2 in 2 casts! very productive bait in these conditions! Good Luck -Tully