Favorite Bluegill jigs

[deathb4disco]

I've watched all the videos you have suggested to me in the past and I'm night and day better at casting the fly rod than before. HUGE difference!

A little instruction and a little practice is all it takes.

[deathb4disco]

This is an interesting thread. I rent a room in the town I work in during the week and it's on a golf course. The ponds are loaded with bream and small bass. I have been catching a bunch on a #10 olive wolly bugger fly with no weight. Just a flouro leader and tiny little bump strips on the retrieve. But tying those little jigs for a light spinning rod sounds like a lot of fun. for those fishing them with say a 1/32 jig, how are you fishing those jigs with the rubber legs? Seems like it would sink too fast to just let it sink, seems like you would need to work it a little. These ponds have a lot of algae, so I can't let lures sink all the way to the bottom or they will foul up. Just curious how to work them.

I fish similar places on a pretty regular basis. I just swim 'em back with a slow, steady retrieve.

[Brimfisher]

I've been doing well in the S. Ga. rivers here with thos one or one that has a black head too. 1/16 oz. #6 sickle hook.

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[skiptomylu]

This is an interesting thread. I rent a room in the town I work in during the week and it's on a golf course. The ponds are loaded with bream and small bass. I have been catching a bunch on a #10 olive wolly bugger fly with no weight. Just a flouro leader and tiny little bump strips on the retrieve. But tying those little jigs for a light spinning rod sounds like a lot of fun. for those fishing them with say a 1/32 jig, how are you fishing those jigs with the rubber legs? Seems like it would sink too fast to just let it sink, seems like you would need to work it a little. These ponds have a lot of algae, so I can't let lures sink all the way to the bottom or they will foul up. Just curious how to work them.

You could also use some really small poppers with legs. Also they make some really small floats for fly fishing and maybe you could put one a little in front of your fly and retrieve slow or let it fall and the float will limit how far it can fall? I have never tried that, but seems possible and I am sure I have seen these little floats.

If I see them again I will post it.

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