Reply With QuoteLet us know how you go. You may start a new fishing trend
Not sure about dropping a $50.00 trolling lure down to the bottom though
Neil
My friend and i have recently purchased a boat that is big enough to get us out onto the reefs of noosa. We have seen a couple of local dvds on charterboats and have seen them jigging with metal slugs. My question is is you can jig metal slugs and catch fish why hasnt anybody been jigging with marlin squids are they not good looking enough because i feel they would work better than slugs. We are going to try them this weekend so i shall come back and tell you how they went. (p.s) if anyone has used them could they please tell me how they went thankyou very much
Let us know how you go. You may start a new fishing trend
Not sure about dropping a $50.00 trolling lure down to the bottom though
Neil
Your Marlin skirts are to light and will take an eternity to get into the strike zone I think their action will be unsuitable used verticaly also, better off in my opinion to get hold of some of the cheaper deepwater jigs and give them a swim.
Horse,some of the better Deepwater jigs range from $30 up to $70,imagine getting one of them stuck.
No way am I dropping $70.00 lures to the bottom of the ocean
I lost 2 $50 Smith jigs on 80lb braid off the Accurate in half an hour.Peeved off back to cheapies after that.Good fun for a few seconds.
Graham
Dont start using JigAce thenOriginally Posted by grave41
Alcohol doesn't agree with me, but i sure do enjoy the argument!!!
I have caught some good snapper jigging metal slugs - up to 8.8 kg.
Jeremy
"The underlying spirit of angling is that the skill of the angler is pitted against the instinct and strength of the fish and the latter is entitled to an even chance for it's life."
(Quotation from the rules of the Tuna Club Avalon, Santa Catalina, U.S.A.)
Apathy is the enemy
Hey Graham, where the hell do you get $50 smiths jigs.
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