Getting the big guns out.

[GrumpyLoomis]

Going to be fishing 30 plus feet deep in the tree tops. Got 1/4 , 3/8 , and 1/2 ounce jigs ready to go. Just love pouring and painting my own stuff.

[GREENFISH]

Very nice! What line do you use jigging at that depth with those weights?


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[SuperDave336]

Those are some big guns! Nice looking jigs.

[GrumpyLoomis]

6 pound power pro with a floro leader 6 pound and fastened uni to uni. I also use Bear Claw keeper and a 6 inch snell 18 inches above. I tie feathers or something on my snells hook eye.

[partsman1]

Cool


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[GREENFISH]

6 pound power pro with a floro leader 6 pound and fastened uni to uni. I also use Bear Claw keeper and a 6 inch snell 18 inches above. I tie feathers or something on my snells hook eye.

Well played! I like it


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[skiptomylu]

I have never tried any jig over 1/4 Oz for crappie, but in summer that is exactly what I do when fishing deep and it helps a lot especially if there is a little too much wind for a 1/16.

Skip

[GrumpyLoomis]

Skip, I agree, but when the wind really cranks up I go to a bigger jig. In the tree tops I like to know exactly where my jig is. If I get blown off and get cranked up on the troller a smaller jig can get left behind the boat and get pulled up a while before it settles back in. Trust me I like fishing smaller jigs.

[trypman1]

Those are nice, Looking good!

[skiptomylu]

Skip, I agree, but when the wind really cranks up I go to a bigger jig. In the tree tops I like to know exactly where my jig is. If I get blown off and get cranked up on the troller a smaller jig can get left behind the boat and get pulled up a while before it settles back in. Trust me I like fishing smaller jigs.

Oh I don't doubt it at all, I just don't go if it's blowing 15-20 MPH or more, just not going to fight that at my age!

Skip