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Uploaded by on Aug 8, 2007

This is the technique I use to rig a jighead onto a jerkshad for snapper and kings

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  • is the tt jig head good the size is : 1/2 hook: 5/0H

  • @ak74u2 That is the size I use for the Gulp 5" Jerk Shad

  • nice job with the bait ,i think youve earned the title masterbator ha ha

  • HAHA, sometimes that would be more productive I'd bet!

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  • i use that same fluke except its watermelon green with a no1 bass hook and no weights and flip it around under logs and brush for bass(largemouth), never gets hung up and i,ve had a ton of luck with flukes!

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  • @smoothcriminal997 I've had luck right off of big drop offs and points in deeper water. Also, rig it weedless and pitch it into gaps in weeds and lily pads.. You may also want to use a small sinker above the bait, it makes for some eratic action, and helps if you are in deep water, or the cover is especially thick.

  • fluke or jerkshad

    

  • @benandmichelledotnet ok thanks

  • you use jigs i use the texas rig hooks but i hook them like i'm hooking the money monney minnow(i mean an ordinary texas rig

  • i dono how you fish them, but if you fish in about, 1 foot to 6 inches or water, about lillys and weeds, i havnt gone out yet without hookin a fish over 3lbs

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