Best 1/2 oz jig for chunk rocks?

[flipNfrog]

2 words BASS PATROL . They are well worth the very affordable price. Skirt resembles a keitech and the hook is pretty stout as well. For the price it doesn't hurt as bad when you break 1 off. Check them out.

[cubswin]

I'd go down to a 5/16th or 3/8th instead of the 1/2th. Heavier jigs will snag far more often, they did to get down in the rocks far more.

[Delta Bass Fool]

I swear I don't think there's a jig made that I can't lose in rocks on the first cast!

That’s how I roll or is that cast.

[born 2 fish]

I'll give the 3/8 a shot I have a handful of them.

[5 BASS ASSASIN]

Ill hit you with another one...but its more known. You ever seen Jeff Kriet fish soft plastics? The way he keeps his rod high all the time will keep you unstuck going through the rocks. Hit the lake with a AF buddy before he left the country, he hit me with that.....and I turned into the John Wall meme again! this was like 2 months ago too lol

Distance from bank paired with angel of decent . Rod high and let it swing freely .. ( pendulum) . Tick tick tick.. thump

[Z-91]

The cheapest you can find. Nothing is chunk rock resistant, the only difference s how much it hurts when you break it off...

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[Quillback]

NuTeck double weedguard jigs. Beveled, cam head gets them in the top of the mouth each time. I talked to some guys fished miles of rip rap in Cali....and they were losing a ton of jigs. Someone put them on those Nu Techs, and they were happy-happy.

Yep, I fish rocks a lot on Table Rock, Nutech jigs will not snag as much and they'll come off a snag easier. Much more snag resistant than any fiber weed guard jig. All jigs are not the same.

[Squire]

Ill hit you with another one...but its more known. You ever seen Jeff Kriet fish soft plastics? The way he keeps his rod high all the time will keep you unstuck going through the rocks. Hit the lake with a AF buddy before he left the country, he hit me with that.....and I turned into the John Wall meme again! this was like 2 months ago too lol

This is critical and when you feel the jighead start to wedge, stop pulling and get on the other side of the line and pull back on the jig. I make my own skirts to put on jigs and found that if you add from 1 to 2 extra tabs (each tab is 22 strands), the jig becomes so bulky that it helps keep the jig from digging in. The last tip (I fish jigs alot and love to hit rip/rap) is to go as light as possible with the jig and really try to get in a cadence with the slope of the rocks so you basically are bouncing it down the rocks without letting it settle between them. With practice you will get the rhythm....

[krindgen]

I'd go down to a 5/16th or 3/8th instead of the 1/2th. Heavier jigs will snag far more often, they did to get down in the rocks far more.

This and then try real hard to not lose contact with the jig. That means it's fallen and could be on the bottom, between two rocks.

[jrbdad]

I swear I don't think there's a jig made that I can't lose in rocks on the first cast!

^^^^Me too!^^^^^