What jigheads show up best on livescope?

[NIMROD]

Catch one one a swivel and post that! Guess I should say ketch????

They will hit lead weights and bare unpaited leadheads .

[Grainraiser]

I don't have livescope yet but I have a buddy who does. He uses 1/4oz jig heads. I use 3/16oz jig heads with size 2 hooks. I see my jig pretty good with this setup.

[Pacwa]

I get to thinking sometimes and it usually costs me to test the theories.....
I was thinking that maybe a sausage head style jig head would show up better due to it being wide in the front as its slowly being reeled towards you. Am I on the right path? Has anyone tried that?

Thanks,
Chris

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Chris, Here is a jig head designed for livescope. I used it yesterday and found that it is easier to see. I was using a 1/16 ounce and could see it as far as I could cast, about 42 feet. As an added benefit it has empty eye sockets to hold crappie nibblets.

[tattoodrew84]

Name or website?


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[Pacwa]

https://eyeholejig.com/wp-content/up...-Head-Pink.jpg

Chris, Here is a jig head designed for livescope. I used it yesterday and found that it is easier to see. I was using a 1/16 ounce and could see it as far as I could cast, about 42 feet. As an added benefit it has empty eye sockets to hold crappie nibblets.

Homepage - Eye Hole Jig Is the link to the website. The link above is to the photo of the jig on the website.

[Pacwa]

https://eyeholejig.com/wp-content/up...-Head-Pink.jpg

Chris, Here is a jig head designed for livescope. I used it yesterday and found that it is easier to see. I was using a 1/16 ounce and could see it as far as I could cast, about 42 feet. As an added benefit it has empty eye sockets to hold crappie nibblets.

Homepage - Eye Hole Jig Is the link to the website. The link above is to the photo of the jig on the website.

[CrappiePappy]

I don't have livescope yet but I have a buddy who does. He uses 1/4oz jig heads. I use 3/16oz jig heads with size 2 hooks. I see my jig pretty good with this setup.

Yeah .... I use 1/16oz jigheads and don't have any problem seeing my jigs, especially double jig rigs. The deal is to have them land directly in front of the Livescope beam.
My buddy even has his Livescope tdx tilted up 2 clicks, so he can see the splashdown of his jigs ... just to make sure he's landed them at the proper distance and in line with the cover/fish he's seeing on screen.

[SuperDave336]

https://eyeholejig.com/wp-content/up...-Head-Pink.jpg

Chris, Here is a jig head designed for livescope. I used it yesterday and found that it is easier to see. I was using a 1/16 ounce and could see it as far as I could cast, about 42 feet. As an added benefit it has empty eye sockets to hold crappie nibblets.

PICO, one of the site sponsors, also have a jig designed for livescope. They have foil backed reflective eyes and broader profile to show better on scope.

SCOPE EYE JIGS-SCE-132

”Support those that support us” as Slab would say.

[Grainraiser]

Yeah .... I use 1/16oz jigheads and don't have any problem seeing my jigs, especially double jig rigs. The deal is to have them land directly in front of the Livescope beam.
My buddy even has his Livescope tdx tilted up 2 clicks, so he can see the splashdown of his jigs ... just to make sure he's landed them at the proper distance and in line with the cover/fish he's seeing on screen.

The Livescope mounts are made for installing on a trolling motor and have a 8 degree tilt. You can buy a mounting bracket with a zero degree mount which makes it easier to put the jig in their face.