Alright, that's awesome. Love seeing people fishing with snow on the boat.Originally Posted by bkeenom
Jig until snow, then jerkbait. 15 seconds between twitches
Alright, that's awesome. Love seeing people fishing with snow on the boat.Jig until snow, then jerkbait. 15 seconds between twitches
The Lindner boys have preached going to smaller and smaller jigs as the water gets colder. It seems to make a big difference for them. I do ok on jerkbaits in cold water on bass and pike. Never really tried the Lindner's advice as I don't fish jigs very often.
Need to do this myself, as my current method of downsizing is going from a 5" hula grub on a 1/2 oz head, to a 4" hula grub on a 3/8 oz head.
41* water temp, blade bait jumbo.
Last edited by 98 Elite203; 12-08-2016 at 06:10 PM.
When the temps drop down into the low 50s and especially the 40s a jerk is hard to beat. I love it when then suck'em in head first!! A jig is always a good option as well though.
Hair jig n pig is my choice from 33 degree water up to 43
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