I would have to say I've never seen these lures/jigs before. Can someone please tell me what they are or used on, cheers davo
What are these used for
What are these used for
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Re: What are these used for
Maybe ice fishing?
Re: What are these used for
They are called ice jigs, supposedly good for redfin and used the same way as a bobber / knife jig. Ive got one at home and tried it a few times with no luck
http://obsessedwithfishing.com/ice-jig-madness-cold-water-lures-making-open-water-impact/
http://obsessedwithfishing.com/ice-jig-madness-cold-water-lures-making-open-water-impact/
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Re: What are these used for
Yes they're ice jigs. Fishing from a boat I have found good for redfin, bass & yellas. they were around a few years back & then disappeared for a while. Seem to have come back in vogue in the last couple of years. They circle around on the drop. Great when the fish are shut down or fishing around trees.
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You have a big problem Davo. You need to freeze your favorite channels to be able to use them.
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Fish-cador wrote:You have a big problem Davo. You need to freeze your favorite channels to be able to use them.
Haha FC, that would only come from you.

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They are great for the above species as mentioned.
They are great up your way in Waranga Basin.
The only issue I see with the ones you have there is that you can replace the treble hook but not the singles and they do look very rusted in the photo.
They are great up your way in Waranga Basin.
The only issue I see with the ones you have there is that you can replace the treble hook but not the singles and they do look very rusted in the photo.
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[quote="fitzy90"]They are called ice jigs, supposedly good for redfin and used the same way as a bobber / knife jig. Ive got one at home and tried it a few times with no luck
The bobbers or jaggers we used heaps as kids in eldion....they worked great.
I havntt tried them for a decade but it worked great in the day.i do remember my arm getting tired when the fish werent biting
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The bobbers or jaggers we used heaps as kids in eldion....they worked great.
I havntt tried them for a decade but it worked great in the day.i do remember my arm getting tired when the fish werent biting
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Re: What are these used for
Here's a video I did explaining how to fish them
https://youtu.be/etkfytIdtU0?list=PLFC1105011779A468
https://youtu.be/etkfytIdtU0?list=PLFC1105011779A468
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Re: What are these used for
Good video and thanks guy,
cheers davo

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