Ice Fishing Jig Sizes at Harry Forlong blog

Ice Fishing Jig Sizes. What size are ice jigs? Your jig should weigh just enough to bend the tip of your rod just a little, so you’ll be able to tell if a fish takes the bait and swims down or if the fish swims up and takes the pressure off your rod. Again, match your jig/hook size to your bait and prey. How can you tell if a jig is tungsten? Your jig stock should run from1/32 or even 1/64 ounce micro jigs up to 1/8 ounce or larger jigs for minnows and deep presentation. Ice anglers often wonder whether they should use the heaviest or lightest jig possible when the winter bite gets tough. I always opt for the wispiest weight. Ice fishing is an enduring winter tradition, challenging anglers to master the art of catching fish through the ice. Have you ever gone to the tackle shop to look for some new panfish jigs (or even worse, tried to. However, other sizes can be more effective, depending on season, depth, water temperature, and what the walleye

What size are ice jigs? I always opt for the wispiest weight. However, other sizes can be more effective, depending on season, depth, water temperature, and what the walleye Ice fishing is an enduring winter tradition, challenging anglers to master the art of catching fish through the ice. Again, match your jig/hook size to your bait and prey. Have you ever gone to the tackle shop to look for some new panfish jigs (or even worse, tried to. Ice anglers often wonder whether they should use the heaviest or lightest jig possible when the winter bite gets tough. How can you tell if a jig is tungsten? Your jig should weigh just enough to bend the tip of your rod just a little, so you’ll be able to tell if a fish takes the bait and swims down or if the fish swims up and takes the pressure off your rod. Your jig stock should run from1/32 or even 1/64 ounce micro jigs up to 1/8 ounce or larger jigs for minnows and deep presentation.

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Ice Fishing Jig Sizes Again, match your jig/hook size to your bait and prey. Your jig stock should run from1/32 or even 1/64 ounce micro jigs up to 1/8 ounce or larger jigs for minnows and deep presentation. Your jig should weigh just enough to bend the tip of your rod just a little, so you’ll be able to tell if a fish takes the bait and swims down or if the fish swims up and takes the pressure off your rod. I always opt for the wispiest weight. However, other sizes can be more effective, depending on season, depth, water temperature, and what the walleye Have you ever gone to the tackle shop to look for some new panfish jigs (or even worse, tried to. Ice anglers often wonder whether they should use the heaviest or lightest jig possible when the winter bite gets tough. Again, match your jig/hook size to your bait and prey. Ice fishing is an enduring winter tradition, challenging anglers to master the art of catching fish through the ice. What size are ice jigs? How can you tell if a jig is tungsten?