Demersal Jig Choices
Submitted by Ryno13 on Fri, 2011-01-07 10:51
Hey guys,
Have used bait for most of my time fishing for demersals, but lately have been trying some different techniques and have landed a few Dhu's etc, on the McArthy soft plastics. Would now like to try some jigging for demersals - mainly Dhu's - but was wondering which jigs to use (Have heard good reports on the Daiwa Pirates?). Has anyone had recent success with particular jigs? Any suggestions on brands, weight and colours would be greatly appreciated. We mostly fish in 30-45m of water.
Cheers,
Ryan.
spanishmackeral
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ive never landed a fish on
ive never landed a fish on lucanus jigs but ive gone through 40 bucks worth (only 2) and had big hits and runs then bust offs. i used 150gram and the white colour never tried any other type tho
till
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It's been asked a million
It's been asked a million times, just try the site search!
Ps: lucanus, pirates and oktas are barely jigs, but the upside is that you probably don't need as specialist a rod to work them.
Oceanside Tackle
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Demersal Preference
In that depth Ryan, look at;
McArthy 6inch Paddle Tail SP Pink/Chartruese Pearl/Baby Elf/Pearl
McArthy 7inch Bullhead SP Pink/Chartruese Pearl/Baby Elf/Pearl
JFLab Jigs 80g & 100g (Baitfish jig) Green/Orange/Pink-Blue
Shout Stay 100g & 130g (Baitfish jig) Orange/Blue
Daiwa Pirates 80g & 120g Blue-chrome
Eupro Marugo Namari Jig (Pirate style) 80g & 110g Blue-chrome
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Ryno13
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Thanks guys, i'll take a look
Thanks guys, i'll take a look at those suggestions honsu.
Cheers.