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A Jig-caught Bass

Postby Lightninrod » 8/20/04 12:14pm

I have to admit I'm not 100% sure that's one of my Kistlers :oops: ....... I take and fish with 5 Kistlers and 3 Fenwick Techna AV rods each time and my old brain won't remember.....for sure :oops: . In any case, it's a nice Bass:

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At least I got the HAT right! 8)

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Postby Ezcue » 8/21/04 10:59am

Nice fish LR!! :wink: I am still casting my jig,trying to get my first "Jig Fish". :lol:
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Postby Lightninrod » 8/21/04 4:27pm

Ez: Have you taught yourself to 'pitch' a jig yet? If not, give it a try.

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Postby sdfd504 » 8/21/04 4:36pm

Nice fish. I am in the same boat as Ezcue I have yet to catch a jig fish. I need to go out one day and do nothing but jig fishing. Now if I only had a Helium to jig fish with I would be in business :lol:
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Postby Ezcue » 8/21/04 9:23pm

Ez: Have you taught yourself to 'pitch' a jig yet? If not, give it a try.


Not sure Dan, lol My wife is getting very tired of tuperware bowls strategically placed around the living room and my standing on a milk crate flinging a jig and trailer across the living room. :lol: :lol: Seriously, I have been practicing but am not sure I am doing anygood. You know the old saying, "perfect practice makes perfect." I am not sure that my mechaincs are what they should be. :?
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Postby Lightninrod » 8/22/04 9:15am

I didn't go as far as you have---I just went out into the yard and practised pitchin' while standing flat-footed. I'd pitch the jig under a bush and learned that way.

Don't get hung-up on being 'perfect', just go fishin' and pitch abd see what happens :wink: . Even a misplaced pitch can result in a bite!


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Postby vinnybass » 8/23/04 1:05pm

SDFD, Buddy you gotta get on some LTA jig fishing. I got a 2-12 on Saturday on my 7'6" hvy, 1000 Scorpion, 50# superbraid combo. (You should) "FEEL WHAT YOU'VE BEEN MISSING" :D
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Postby sdfd504 » 8/23/04 1:36pm

But see the problem is I wouldn't use the Helium that much because I just don't jig fish. Now if I start jig fishing alot more that I may have to get me one but I would rather get a crankbait rod thet i will use alot more.
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Postby vinnybass » 8/23/04 1:52pm

Get one of each. LOL :lol: :lol: Seriously though, since I've started jig fishing more I'd rather pitch a jig all day than anything else. There's just something about the rhythm & precision that does it for me.
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Postby sdfd504 » 8/23/04 2:04pm

Yeah I would like to get one of each, i should have gotten a few at the Flw Championship when they were on sale but i had to get a reel instead. When you are catching fish on flukes and crankbaits you don't wanna fish with anything else.
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Postby vinnybass » 8/23/04 2:17pm

What reel?
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Postby sdfd504 » 8/23/04 2:48pm

Team Daiwa X HSDF
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Postby vinnybass » 8/23/04 2:53pm

I've never used one of those. Is it very light weight? Do you know how it compares to a Scorpion 1000 MG?
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Postby sdfd504 » 8/23/04 4:34pm

I tried to post earlier but I guess it didn't work.

I have never used a Scorpion 1000 MG so I can't really compare them. The Scorpion I would say will be lighter than the TDX because it has a magnesium alloy body. I have several TD X's and you won't be disappointed if you get one although if you are looking for a reel I would wait until November and get the new Daiwa Fuego. It also like the Scorpion has a magnesium frame but it will only be 229.95 and after playing around with it at the Flw Championship I think it will be my favorite reel.
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