two of the most popular jigging styles we have in australia are light jigging (also known as micro) and slow jigging (also known as slow-pitch). when it comes to light and slow jigging there can be some confusion. light jigging is basically conventional jigging with light jigs and a lighter pe. slow jigging is a welcome relief after you have been high-speed jigging all day. the light jigging rods themselves range from short and flexible to long and rigid. basically, …

ice fishing can be very challenging, and a little bit dangerous, but if you do it right, the experience can be very satisfying. the only downside is hooking a walleye, as it can be a bit tricky. when thinking about how to jig for walleye ice fishing and how to make the most of it, you will have to think about the lure color. when trying to decide what size jig for walleye ice fishing is the best, you should …

but to make the most of this fantastic option, you need a specialized rod with just the right mix of strength and sensitivity. and while it doesn’t offer the backbone of the 47–what does?–it’s blank is more than sufficient to handle a massive bass in the weeds. the tip is fast and sensitive, just as it should be, and it offers plenty of action to work a jig. st. croix is on the path to become a legendary name in …

combine a leadhead jig and a plastic worm and you have two of the best bass lures all in one bait. charlie brewer made a significant impact on jigworm fishing in 1970 when he developed his original regular slider head jig and adorned it with a 4-inch plastic worm. during the mid-1970s, danny westfall of arizona created the westy worm which featured either a 4-inch or 6-inch worm attached to a jig with a stinger hook. the shaky head worm …

lead free 1.4 oz • balanced jigs snag when jigging for walleye our rear heavy design does not• current design noses up and over most debris• this design gives a fleeing profile when vertical jigging deep water for lakers and… lead free 1.4 oz • balanced jigs snag when jigging for walleye our rear heavy design does not• current design noses up and over most debris• this design gives a fleeing profile when vertical jigging deep water for lakers and… …