Thread: best way to use a jig under a cork

Originally Posted by tahoe 50

Growing up in California the water is very clear. We used a bobber that was clear, and you opened it up and put water in it. That was your casting weight. You didn't fill it up, about a 1/4 of it. I have seen them in some of the tackle shops.

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Those are called casting bubbles. I have some small ones made my Eagle Claw. They great for fishing clear water. Like stated you add water to them to add weight. You use them more to add casting weight than as a bobber.

Originally Posted by matt1991

id like to get the gulp 1 inch minnows with a 1/64th jig head cause its small enough also to catch bluegill i hear they work very well

I use a lot of the Gulp minnows, but in the 2.5 inch size. They are my number 1 choice.

Originally Posted by shipahoy41

I like to use a double rig set up under a slip float. A 1/8th ounce jig on top and a #4 hook below gives me castability and versatility from the bank. This is what it looks like in an aquarium.

What distance do you place the lures apart?

Originally Posted by ClearLKCrappie

I use a lot of the Gulp minnows, but in the 2.5 inch size. They are my number 1 choice.

even over jigs?

Originally Posted by wolfhnd

What distance do you place the lures apart?

About 10 inches

been having the same issue fishing loch raven here in Md as of late

Originally Posted by Crabballs69

been having the same issue fishing loch raven here in Md as of late

rough city lol

I've been experimenting with the jig under float myself. Using a weight float. Crappie Ciller has been telling me to get slip bobbers so I can adjust depth easily and have the best castability and I need to get some. From the sounds of it, it's the way yo go for sure.

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