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Questions from a beginner about jigging and rigging

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Today was the first time I really focused on c-rigs, t-rigs, and jigs. At times I thought I might have had a small hit, but I couldn't tell if it was a fish or the bottom (I don't believe the bottom of the lake is completely rocky, but I'm not sure). My line would tighten as if my weight was stuck among rocks, but then loosen again.

My question is how do you know if you have a strike using these setups? Are they subtle hits or strikes like when using crankbaits? Do the fish simply swallow the baits and not run until you set the hook or will they ****** and run?

I don't want to be the type to say, "when in doubt, set the hook." I want to learn the feel, and not tire myself out hooking rocks  ;)

Any help would be greatly appreciated!

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