Fishing with Rod Discussion Forum
Fishing in British Columbia => General Discussion => Topic started by: zacrum on July 21, 2015, 05:07:08 PM
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got apack for free any one ever use them wanna give me advice
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Ya gotta thingy and then ya twich when in the zone occasionally and check your depth.?????
What the heck is a pink death jig besides a name that might get attention?
If it's a jig ; use it like one or be more specific in your question.
Way too many cryptic questions lately....
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Sounds like something that should be labeled with a warning and used with caution!! ;D ;D
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He means this kit;
http://www.hawkenfishing.com/product-p/hjk14-5.htm
I find in the lower Fraser need you need more flash. Upper river (Vedder mouth etc) any jig with a pink curl tail (or chartreuse) work just fine and way cheaper.
But "run what brought ya here". As they say. And yeah, use it like a jig.
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never jigged before soo thats why its kinda new to me
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Don't worry Zaacrum noT everyone's a pro like fish or cut bait.... ::) if your fishing rivers for pinks you can fish them under floats as you would wool or roe. Just remember tho that your setting the depth you want too be with the jig instead of your pencil lead because the jig is weighted.
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Canadian tire special haha
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Don't worry Zaacrum noT everyone's a pro like fish or cut bait.... ::) if your fishing rivers for pinks you can fish them under floats as you would wool or roe. Just remember tho that your setting the depth you want too be with the jig instead of your pencil lead because the jig is weighted.
^^^^This
Canadian Tire, whatever, they are pink and they will work.
(http://cdn3.volusion.com/pvgaj.tpzvy/v/vspfiles/photos/HJK14-5-2.jpg?1406275379)
When setting the depth, do not go too deep as you might end up snagging a lot of fish. Keep the jig above them or to the side of the group. The fresher and more aggressive fish will come up or rush out to smash your jig.
This might help in your set up:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gvOQpv7aEWY
If you are fishing deep water you can twitch them directly. They do need a bit of weight to do this so that you can cast them far enough, i.e. 3/8 onz:
This video by Bentrods (for Coho) will show you how:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YsU2vI56Kls
Good luck and tight lines.
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every one that gave sound advicce thank you and to who ever was making fun of the canadian tire special sorry we cant all afford to drop outrageous prices on lures and jigs
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Since I am el cheapo I have really enjoyed using Mr. Twister tails and any 1/4 ounce jighead for years. $20 will get you a seasons worth plus extras. I prefer the action of the twister style tails over the marabou tails for casting and retrieving/twitching.
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every one that gave sound advicce thank you and to who ever was making fun of the canadian tire special sorry we cant all afford to drop outrageous prices on lures and jigs
Jeesh! I was simply chuckling because I always see these on special at C-tire..
Didn't mean to make you cry, I always pickup light tackle there..
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Jeesh! I was simply chuckling because I always see these on special at C-tire..
Didn't mean to make you cry, I always pickup light tackle there..
was not directed at you personaly just alot of msgs saying that i shouldnt be using cheap stuff when it comes to lures and light tackle but i would rather put money into rods and reels instead of super expensive lures that might get lost
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I agree!
Down the road making jigs is a good and fun option too!