Horizontal Vs Vertical Line Tie Jig at Dorothy Miriam blog

Horizontal Vs Vertical Line Tie Jig. When the line angle gets to be 45 degrees or less down to 90 degrees from horizontal, then it's vertical. It has a vertical line tie that is recessed into the head of the jig. If you're fishing hard cover like docks, rocks or wood piles, a horizontal line tie will give the jig the best action. If you're fishing in softer cover like weeds, grass or coontail a vertical line tie will be the way to go. Hooks with the line less than 45. A horizontal line tie is great for hard cover, such as docks, rocks, trees, or any scenario where you're dragging the bait along the bottom, whereas a vertical line tie is great for fishing vegetation or swimming it back to the boat. Football jigs, cobraheads (ie strike king db structure jig) and many shakey head jigs often have horizontal ties. It really depends on what kind of jig it is, if i'm using a jig for flipping, i want a horizontal. When choosing a football jig line tie it's important to analyze what cover you'll be fishing in. One has the line tie in a vertical position (90 degrees) and the others have the line tie in a horizontal position (180 degrees).

When the line angle gets to be 45 degrees or less down to 90 degrees from horizontal, then it's vertical. If you're fishing in softer cover like weeds, grass or coontail a vertical line tie will be the way to go. If you're fishing hard cover like docks, rocks or wood piles, a horizontal line tie will give the jig the best action. Football jigs, cobraheads (ie strike king db structure jig) and many shakey head jigs often have horizontal ties. Hooks with the line less than 45. It has a vertical line tie that is recessed into the head of the jig. A horizontal line tie is great for hard cover, such as docks, rocks, trees, or any scenario where you're dragging the bait along the bottom, whereas a vertical line tie is great for fishing vegetation or swimming it back to the boat. One has the line tie in a vertical position (90 degrees) and the others have the line tie in a horizontal position (180 degrees). When choosing a football jig line tie it's important to analyze what cover you'll be fishing in. It really depends on what kind of jig it is, if i'm using a jig for flipping, i want a horizontal.

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Horizontal Vs Vertical Line Tie Jig A horizontal line tie is great for hard cover, such as docks, rocks, trees, or any scenario where you're dragging the bait along the bottom, whereas a vertical line tie is great for fishing vegetation or swimming it back to the boat. If you're fishing hard cover like docks, rocks or wood piles, a horizontal line tie will give the jig the best action. If you're fishing in softer cover like weeds, grass or coontail a vertical line tie will be the way to go. A horizontal line tie is great for hard cover, such as docks, rocks, trees, or any scenario where you're dragging the bait along the bottom, whereas a vertical line tie is great for fishing vegetation or swimming it back to the boat. One has the line tie in a vertical position (90 degrees) and the others have the line tie in a horizontal position (180 degrees). When the line angle gets to be 45 degrees or less down to 90 degrees from horizontal, then it's vertical. Football jigs, cobraheads (ie strike king db structure jig) and many shakey head jigs often have horizontal ties. It really depends on what kind of jig it is, if i'm using a jig for flipping, i want a horizontal. Hooks with the line less than 45. When choosing a football jig line tie it's important to analyze what cover you'll be fishing in. It has a vertical line tie that is recessed into the head of the jig.