I like the strike king bitsy bug a lot for finesse presentation. Good for dragging or swimming and even flipping in a pinch. And they are ridiculously cheap. The bitsy flip is also a good option.
Finesse jogs are my favorite bait. When Texas rig isn’t working, I’ll always go to the bitsy big or strike king finesse jig. Great video as always, one of my favorite fishing youtubers!
You're right about that. I've fished next to Randizzle with a t-rig and he would out fish me 3-1 that's when you know it's time to change lol. Thanks for the support brother👊
I read a lot of comments and I’m really impressed with the time you take to respond to your subscribers video after video!!! Great videos man keep up the great work!👍🏻
Swim jigs with a 3 or 4 inch fluke as a trailer have been a key for me this fall. I love the zman diezel minnow. My black and blue swim jig with the shade pearl diezel minnow have been putting in work.
I tend to prefer more active, fast-paced fishing styles, but it's nice to see helpful info on finesse jigs for these colder months or when I want to try something new. Keep up the great work!
I just went out yesterday used the war eagle finesse jig in brown craw caught a 5lb 5 oz first fish on it was my pb . caught 14 yesterday and most came from the heavy finesse jig thanks to your recommendations..used a dobyns DC 744 on 40 lb braid
Love using braid to floro leader live in Cali and like how braid doesn’t get line memory and using that leader help for jigs and other under water applications
Bass jigs are something I've never caught any bass on yet. I have a few small strike king 1/4 ones to try though. I have caught plenty of bass on smaller jigs for crappies and sunfish though. I'm gonna have to get some trailers for the jigs and chatter baits I have. Was nice to see you mention BFS stuff as an option. I can throw weightless t-rigged TRD with my BFS stuff. It would make a nice light topwater option, to drag over pads in the warm months. Also the TRD tubes. I'm trying to find an appropriate sized hook for the tubes to T-rig them like that but they are kind of short. Maybe a finesse hook or #4 kahle hook I'm thinking. Years ago I used to love fishing tubes like that, but I used longer ones and had no problem finding a proper sized hook.
I didn't throw any tubes this year. I used to throw them a lot too. Gamakatsu made some hooks especially for tubes if I remember correctly. Keep tossing the bass jigs, they definitely catch fish! Thanks for watching!
Debo nice video on the differences in the jigs. I currently only run straight braid on my frog setup. Other than that i run braid to a 6 to 7 foot leader for the majority of my casting rods, and i am running 10 to 15 pound flouro for my finesse setup. Plenty of time to practice that FG knot in the cave this time of year.
I use Pline florocoat for a leader. I have noticed if I have to break it it breaks at the lure not 90% of the time so I don't have to retie leaders. Floro seems to break at the leader knot.
Really re-watching your hook, rod, line relationship videos. Great insights on that hook to power/action and line factors. Extra bonus when you speak to those reel decisions for casting smaller baits and even spinner vs casting. Kinda interested in your thoughts on line between 2018 and 2021 - do you use more braid/fluorocarbon line these days? Priceless stuff Debo!
Another great video. Just started bass fishing. When purchasing a 7 foot medium light or medium rod what action would you suggest. Fast, moderate, slow……?
Just being real man. Truth is the truth and that’s how I try to keep it. That’s one reason why I subbed. Watched you for a bit and seen you keep it real fishing and not for only show. I’ve been that way for 40 yrs now and just raised that way I guess. 🤙🏻
Thanks man. I'm going to try and keep the channel alive. I know I'm not for everyone but that's what makes the world go round. I do it to help folks and have fun along the way 👊👊👊
I’m a one setup fits all type of lures n fish kind of guy .. I know it’s not by the book , but when I’m out there I try to travel light . Plus I fish mostly for the kitchen table , not going for trophy fish . I like the video though .
Another great video Debo, very informative. Oh hey I finally got my Miyagi's in stocker trout also got some Hayabusa 6/0 weighted hooks for them I'm totally looking forward to trying these out. LOL I'm still waiting for BPS or Tackle Warehouse to have the Curado DC and the SLX in left hand in stock, they just keep pushing back the availability date Shimano is really dropping the ball holding back availability back this time of year. Just my luck when they finally do have them I'll be broke and they will sell out quick LOL
Thanks man! Those Miyagis are KILLER! Dang, hope they get them in soon, the SLX is solid. The DC is cool but a bit pricey for me. Maybe if they have a good sale lol
@@DEBOSFishing HAHA If BPS ever gets some in you can do a six payment stretch, that's if they ever get some in LOL they are finally advertising the SLX but no left hand in stock. Figures :P) LOL
@@DEBOSFishing I know "dropshot" is like a dirty word, Lol. A weight is attached to a rigid, but bendable piece of wire about 2.5 inches below the hook on a swivel, which is tied to the main line. The hooks, at this time, are EWG hooks for creature baits. The theory is that it allows the bait to move freely above the weight. I hope to try them Sunday.
Bfs! I mentioned that the other day. Someone make a kastking bfs spool please! Lol. Good stuff tho brother. I like a bitsy bug on a medium or a soft medium/heavy on 12lb myself. Have you done a inside your tackle box video? Ppl love that stuff
I dig that setup too man. As long as the hook and line hold up to the rod, rock it out! I can do a tackle bag vid. I had a few other peeps ask about that. Thanks for watching man!
Great vid. I really enjoy your style of teaching. I have become a mostly braid guy (moved up from all mono) and I was wondering your thoughts on the fluoro leader if the water I fish on is predominantly muddy. My lake (Lake Arthur in PA) is always muddy. In muddy water with 10 inches visibility (typically) would it make much difference to have that fluoro leader on my braid?
Probably not. Unless you are going with a really slow bait where the fish will get a good look...maybe? But a lot of guys run straight braid in water like that with great success.
If I weren't talking about feeshin to You Tube videos, I would be nerding out with computer tech videos. :) oh wait..I already have been ... I hate winter.
Great vid. Don't have much experience but I find when I use a 6.10 med rod for hd jigs or ewg hook using 16lb floro , I get good hook set. Maybe I need to use a med-hvy more often? I also prefer to use your last jig presentation, finese power jig. What say you?
I know this is an old video, but I just bought my first jig the other day. To make my question short, is there such a thing as fishing too long of a trailer. I bought a heavier 1/2oz Googan “Finesse” jig that basically has a 5/0 hook, and tore a 10” Zoom ribbon tail in half as a trailer. It looks very long in comparison hanging from the rod, but watching it as I work through the shallow water the tail seems to compress down when it hits the bottom, and then extends out as I work it. Bite is slow here currently, but I’m just wondering if I’ve paired it with too long of a trailer.
My Lews mach crush MH-fast is only rated to 3/4 oz. and my Lews H-fast is only rated to 1 oz. Should I be throwing standard wire jigs on the heavy and the step down jig on the MH based on lure rating or should I base it off the power?
Thanks for watching man! I've use the Alberto knot and like it. The fg is possibly the thinnest, I'm just not great at tying it. Going to work that this winter!
Texas and Carolina Rig are finesse Rigs also just large Finesse maybe. The Word “Finesse” is coming up more now and is used in 90% of all fishing techniques up to 1 ounce Jigs etc.
As a beginner your videos are very informative. I've caught a few nice fish using some of your techniques. What is your opinion on that Fate black? How is the action? Amazon has them on sale. I'm looking at the 7'3 M and MH.
That's awesome man. That's exactly why I do it, so cool to hear you're having success! I do like the rod I got a lot. I'll be doing a review sometime. I only have the 6'7" med but it has impressed me!
Right now I have a Strike King swim jig on a 7'2" medium heavy, moderate fast baitcaster loaded with 14-lb. fluorocarbon. Does that sound good? Thanks for the low-down on the spinning outfit since I'm looking for one for finesse applications. Have a great day and keep warm.
Depends what you're doing. If you're slow rolling a small swim jig, that would work fine. If you're dragging a hard rock bottom, I would go to a round or football head finesse jig. Hope this helps man!
Depends what you're using it for? I only run braid on topwater. I prefer fluorocarbon or copolymer. Braid is sensitive but I like the abrasion resistance and lack of visibility. Braid tends to be easier to cast than fluorocarbon as well. Thanks for watching!
Thanks for watching man. Yea, they have some nice rods. My buddy let me borrow the sniper rod and I was pretty impressed. I'm still using my KastKing rods too. I don't have any sponsors right now just showing what I use.
Awesome! I tend to use buckeye flat top for crawfish action, and strike king sexy swim jig. Cheap. Effective. And sexy! Here Muskie Muskie Muskie!!! If fishing is upon us!!!
Hey man! Yessir it is. I used those a couple years ago and they work well. Been obsessed with the war eagle and baby boo this year lol. Thanks for watching!
That depends on the bite. I go lighter in the summer if fish are hitting the bait on the fall. The z-man was a 1/8 oz finesse. The baby boo was a 1/4 oz. The war eagle is a 3/8. The 3/8 or half ounce are generally my go-to size.
I use the war eagle all of the time, love it.
7’1” med heavy, revo winch reel, 17-20 lb line
I can’t say enough how much the jig is my go to
Definitely learned some good stuff watching you fish these. Thanks for the knowledge brother! #youdaman
Is this the famous Randizzle you speak so highly of?
Allegedly it is...
I am a beginner fisherman, started this spring. I appreciate these kinds of videos. Thank you!
That's why I do them man. I'm no pro but I'll do what I can to help folks out 👊
You should do a 10 best gifts for fishermen this Christmas nice vid man
I've had a few requests for this too. Ok, I'll start getting stuff together! Thanks for watching man!
I like the strike king bitsy bug a lot for finesse presentation. Good for dragging or swimming and even flipping in a pinch. And they are ridiculously cheap. The bitsy flip is also a good option.
Jigs are a must have in any fisherman’s arsenal but especially northern fishermen. Thanks for breaking them down
I agree man, they are definitely a successful lure for bass. Thanks for watching!
These classic Debo videos are the best. They brought me here and got me hooked. (npi)
Finesse jogs are my favorite bait. When Texas rig isn’t working, I’ll always go to the bitsy big or strike king finesse jig. Great video as always, one of my favorite fishing youtubers!
You're right about that. I've fished next to Randizzle with a t-rig and he would out fish me 3-1 that's when you know it's time to change lol. Thanks for the support brother👊
I read a lot of comments and I’m really impressed with the time you take to respond to your subscribers video after video!!! Great videos man keep up the great work!👍🏻
It's the least I can do. If someone takes the time to comment, they are worth the time for a reply. Thanks for watching man 👊
Swim jigs with a 3 or 4 inch fluke as a trailer have been a key for me this fall. I love the zman diezel minnow. My black and blue swim jig with the shade pearl diezel minnow have been putting in work.
I tend to prefer more active, fast-paced fishing styles, but it's nice to see helpful info on finesse jigs for these colder months or when I want to try something new. Keep up the great work!
Yea, I tend to as well. Finesse stuff is good to have on those tough days. Thanks for watching man!
Another excellent video! Keep'm coming. Dragging a little bitsy bug jig on the bottom is pretty much all I've had luck with lately.
Dude, they are killer! Appreciate you watching man and I'll definitely try to keep up the vids. Have a good week my man!
The baby boo jig is a very overlooked finesse jig in my opinion pair it up with a zoom super Chunk or a netbait paca chunk and it’s awesome
or just a small 2" grub.. I also use 3/4 of a zoom speedcraw..
Dwayne Sudduth yea I’ve caught plenty of fish on a baby boo jig with a small grub when they aren’t really feeding on crawfish and more on baitfish
Agreed my man, they kick some butt!
@@kyleragan1457 love it! Finesse swim jig!
@@gabebrown4772 nice, I'll check those out! Have a good weekend!
You’re a great teacher and break it down really well for beginners
Thanks man, I really appreciate that 👊👊👊 Thanks for tuning in!
Running a tin bass jig. White/blue trailer. Switch between that and a shakey head once in a while when fishing the river
I just went out yesterday used the war eagle finesse jig in brown craw caught a 5lb 5 oz first fish on it was my pb . caught 14 yesterday and most came from the heavy finesse jig thanks to your recommendations..used a dobyns DC 744 on 40 lb braid
Nice! those guys are a must for cooler water temps..Thanks for sharing! 🐟🐟🤙
I completely agree man. Thanks for watching!
Love using braid to floro leader live in Cali and like how braid doesn’t get line memory and using that leader help for jigs and other under water applications
Those ark rods are bad ass. I'm switching over all my combos, Tharp series is great.
I've definitely been happy with what I have. I haven't got to try the tharp series but I've heard good things. Thanks for watching man!
Bass jigs are something I've never caught any bass on yet. I have a few small strike king 1/4 ones to try though. I have caught plenty of bass on smaller jigs for crappies and sunfish though. I'm gonna have to get some trailers for the jigs and chatter baits I have. Was nice to see you mention BFS stuff as an option. I can throw weightless t-rigged TRD with my BFS stuff. It would make a nice light topwater option, to drag over pads in the warm months. Also the TRD tubes. I'm trying to find an appropriate sized hook for the tubes to T-rig them like that but they are kind of short. Maybe a finesse hook or #4 kahle hook I'm thinking. Years ago I used to love fishing tubes like that, but I used longer ones and had no problem finding a proper sized hook.
I didn't throw any tubes this year. I used to throw them a lot too. Gamakatsu made some hooks especially for tubes if I remember correctly. Keep tossing the bass jigs, they definitely catch fish! Thanks for watching!
Great breakdown. I tend to use a strike king bitsy bug jig a lot. Seems like a decent little jig that you can get for cheap almost any where.
Yea, I've thrown those in the past and they work well. Thanks for watching man!
I need to start using some finesse jigs in this colder weather.
Yessir, they will catch fish. Thanks for watching man!
Awesome vid as usual! I learn something from you from every video. Thank you keep up the good work
Thank you, that means a lot. I'm happy to help folks out. Have a good week!
trimming the chunk bait!!...freakin love it bub👊
Hahah yea, making do with what I have. Thanks again for watching!
Debo nice video on the differences in the jigs. I currently only run straight braid on my frog setup. Other than that i run braid to a 6 to 7 foot leader for the majority of my casting rods, and i am running 10 to 15 pound flouro for my finesse setup. Plenty of time to practice that FG knot in the cave this time of year.
The blood knot it really simple and strong .You might give it a try
Haha yea, I'm going to work on it as well. Thanks for watching man!
@@kyleragan1457 I've heard that too but never used it. Thanks for watching man!
This video helped me alot. Thank you!!
Big fan of the booyah baby boo. Great movie
Me too man, killer little jigs. Someone said they put a curly tail grub on and swim it. I'm totally stealing this for next year hahahah
I use Pline florocoat for a leader. I have noticed if I have to break it it breaks at the lure not 90% of the time so I don't have to retie leaders. Floro seems to break at the leader knot.
Great video with excellent info!
Really re-watching your hook, rod, line relationship videos. Great insights on that hook to power/action and line factors. Extra bonus when you speak to those reel decisions for casting smaller baits and even spinner vs casting. Kinda interested in your thoughts on line between 2018 and 2021 - do you use more braid/fluorocarbon line these days? Priceless stuff Debo!
Another great video. Just started bass fishing. When purchasing a 7 foot medium light or medium rod what action would you suggest. Fast, moderate, slow……?
Just subbed to your channel and I must say you do an excellent job explaining things. Really enjoy the videos. 🤙🏻
Hhhheeeyyyyy! We have a #verifiedfeeshinfriend Thanks for watching! I appreciate the kind words 👊
Just being real man. Truth is the truth and that’s how I try to keep it. That’s one reason why I subbed. Watched you for a bit and seen you keep it real fishing and not for only show. I’ve been that way for 40 yrs now and just raised that way I guess. 🤙🏻
@@kellymason4190 I'm the same way. I'm not a pro but I'll teach what I know to help others. I'm just a guy from Iowa swinging a stick for fun lol
Debo you should have way more subs. I hope you keep making videos
Thanks man. I'm going to try and keep the channel alive. I know I'm not for everyone but that's what makes the world go round. I do it to help folks and have fun along the way 👊👊👊
thanks for breaking it down for us.
The thanks goes all to you for watching man!
As always lots of info great stuff keep it coming
Thanks for watchingn, John. Appreciate your support!
I’m a one setup fits all type of lures n fish kind of guy .. I know it’s not by the book , but when I’m out there I try to travel light .
Plus I fish mostly for the kitchen table , not going for trophy fish .
I like the video though .
I still appreciate you watching man! Fishing is something different for everyone. You only need one combo to go out and have fun!
genial video amigo y buenos señuelos...saludos desde España!!!
Thanks for watching my friend!
U da best Debo
Appreciate your support man 👊
I wonder if you would make any changes to this video and recommendations after fishing more with Randy and using more F-Jigs the last year?
Sick vid. In the future, could you do a punching rig vid? That woud be great👊
Thaks man. I have honestly not done a lot of punching. Something I want to do a lot more next year. My frogging can be a detrimental addiction hahah
@@DEBOSFishing You're not wrong there😂 haha same here
Another great video Debo, very informative. Oh hey I finally got my Miyagi's in stocker trout also got some Hayabusa 6/0 weighted hooks for them I'm totally looking forward to trying these out. LOL I'm still waiting for BPS or Tackle Warehouse to have the Curado DC and the SLX in left hand in stock, they just keep pushing back the availability date Shimano is really dropping the ball holding back availability back this time of year. Just my luck when they finally do have them I'll be broke and they will sell out quick LOL
Thanks man! Those Miyagis are KILLER! Dang, hope they get them in soon, the SLX is solid. The DC is cool but a bit pricey for me. Maybe if they have a good sale lol
@@DEBOSFishing HAHA If BPS ever gets some in you can do a six payment stretch, that's if they ever get some in LOL they are finally advertising the SLX but no left hand in stock. Figures :P) LOL
@@IrAbynormal hahha now were talking!
Good info thanks
You're welcome! Thanks for watching and have a happy holiday!
I'm still trying to get my jig game on, so I'm really paying attention to these jig lessons. Hey, have you ever used a Tokyo Rig?
RW my man! Try some of these finesse jigs, you'll get bit! No, haven't used the Tokyo rig. It looks like a dropshot, right?
@@DEBOSFishing I know "dropshot" is like a dirty word, Lol. A weight is attached to a rigid, but bendable piece of wire about 2.5 inches below the hook on a swivel, which is tied to the main line. The hooks, at this time, are EWG hooks for creature baits. The theory is that it allows the bait to move freely above the weight. I hope to try them Sunday.
@@134rwa interesting. I saw them when they first came out but I haven't heard much more about them since. Yea, dropshots just make me sad hahahh 👊
Good stuff as always!
Appreciate the support my friend!
Bfs! I mentioned that the other day. Someone make a kastking bfs spool please! Lol. Good stuff tho brother. I like a bitsy bug on a medium or a soft medium/heavy on 12lb myself. Have you done a inside your tackle box video? Ppl love that stuff
I dig that setup too man. As long as the hook and line hold up to the rod, rock it out! I can do a tackle bag vid. I had a few other peeps ask about that. Thanks for watching man!
Hey Debo. Happy new year 2021,. Wanted to know what length leader you start with using braid to mono. I am fishing water with 18 to 30" visibility.
Great vid. I really enjoy your style of teaching. I have become a mostly braid guy (moved up from all mono) and I was wondering your thoughts on the fluoro leader if the water I fish on is predominantly muddy. My lake (Lake Arthur in PA) is always muddy. In muddy water with 10 inches visibility (typically) would it make much difference to have that fluoro leader on my braid?
Probably not. Unless you are going with a really slow bait where the fish will get a good look...maybe? But a lot of guys run straight braid in water like that with great success.
Do you leave your soft plastics on your hooks and jigs or do you take them off after you're done with them?
If I weren't talking about feeshin to You Tube videos, I would be nerding out with computer tech videos. :) oh wait..I already have been ... I hate winter.
Hahah I hear you man. Nothing wrong with needing out to tech stuff. I nerd out on fishing gear to get my fix in the winter. Hahahah
Great vid. Don't have much experience but I find when I use a 6.10 med rod for hd jigs or ewg hook using 16lb floro , I get good hook set. Maybe I need to use a med-hvy more often? I also prefer to use your last jig presentation, finese power jig. What say you?
If your setup is working, that's what matters. If you find yourself not getting hooksets...may need to go up in power for those thicker hooks.
Can you please review the 6th sense hybrids jig and compare the standard and finesse cut skirt options they offer?
I want to hear what you have to say about the classic purple paddle tail worm.
What? Which lure is this?
So can I fish the war eagle heavy finnesse jig around grass?
I know this is an old video, but I just bought my first jig the other day. To make my question short, is there such a thing as fishing too long of a trailer.
I bought a heavier 1/2oz Googan “Finesse” jig that basically has a 5/0 hook, and tore a 10” Zoom ribbon tail in half as a trailer. It looks very long in comparison hanging from the rod, but watching it as I work through the shallow water the tail seems to compress down when it hits the bottom, and then extends out as I work it.
Bite is slow here currently, but I’m just wondering if I’ve paired it with too long of a trailer.
love that you don't tell us to buy 100 different combos just to fish on the weekend!
I hope it helped you out man. Thank you very much for watching!
@@DEBOSFishing it sure did... i wrecked them on a power plant lake yesterday with a finesse jig in IL!
@@billybryson2009 that's awesome!
Gotta get jiggy wit it...
Nah na nah na nuh nah naa! Hahah thanks for watching cuz!
My Lews mach crush MH-fast is only rated to 3/4 oz. and my Lews H-fast is only rated to 1 oz. Should I be throwing standard wire jigs on the heavy and the step down jig on the MH based on lure rating or should I base it off the power?
Great video Debo, I’ve been thinking of trying a braid to leader also what knot do you recommend for joining them?
Thanks for watching man! I've use the Alberto knot and like it. The fg is possibly the thinnest, I'm just not great at tying it. Going to work that this winter!
Texas and Carolina Rig are finesse Rigs also just large Finesse maybe. The Word “Finesse” is coming up more now and is used in 90% of all fishing techniques up to 1 ounce Jigs etc.
As a beginner your videos are very informative. I've caught a few nice fish using some of your techniques. What is your opinion on that Fate black? How is the action? Amazon has them on sale. I'm looking at the 7'3 M and MH.
That's awesome man. That's exactly why I do it, so cool to hear you're having success! I do like the rod I got a lot. I'll be doing a review sometime. I only have the 6'7" med but it has impressed me!
@Loner Wolf_94 I love this! Feeshin friends helping each other out! 👊
Right now I have a Strike King swim jig on a 7'2" medium heavy, moderate fast baitcaster loaded with 14-lb. fluorocarbon. Does that sound good? Thanks for the low-down on the spinning outfit since I'm looking for one for finesse applications. Have a great day and keep warm.
Depends what you're doing. If you're slow rolling a small swim jig, that would work fine. If you're dragging a hard rock bottom, I would go to a round or football head finesse jig. Hope this helps man!
Can you do a Rod and reel arsenal video debo would be nice
I can try to do that man! Thanks for watching!
Do a update on the rod and reel Arsenal
I could certainly do that my friend 👊
The first one was what i cught my first jig fish on
Got 2 of the Ike series and they're even smaller than z man.
Debo is the best
Just got a lews baitcaster would you prefer braid or mono
Jimmy King braid is more sensitive and stronger but if your just getting in to bait casting I would go with mono
@@kyleragan1457 I've had a baitcaster all my life just was able finally upgraded.. to the newer ones
Jimmy King I would go with braid
Depends what you're using it for? I only run braid on topwater. I prefer fluorocarbon or copolymer. Braid is sensitive but I like the abrasion resistance and lack of visibility. Braid tends to be easier to cast than fluorocarbon as well. Thanks for watching!
Love that you’re using some Ark Rods, but what happened with you and KastKing? Are you still with them?
Thanks for watching man. Yea, they have some nice rods. My buddy let me borrow the sniper rod and I was pretty impressed. I'm still using my KastKing rods too. I don't have any sponsors right now just showing what I use.
Awesome! I tend to use buckeye flat top for crawfish action, and strike king sexy swim jig. Cheap. Effective. And sexy! Here Muskie Muskie Muskie!!! If fishing is upon us!!!
C'mon Debo!....You got me itching for some Big Swimbait Musky action on your channel!...lol
You're telling me! The ice beat me though. Have to wait till next spring to continue the hunt!
How long should my leader be?
Hey brother, is the strikeking bitsy bug considered a finesse jig?
Hey man! Yessir it is. I used those a couple years ago and they work well. Been obsessed with the war eagle and baby boo this year lol. Thanks for watching!
Jeremiah Clarin
Also, I think the Bitsy Bug line has a “flipping” model. Still a small jig, but a thicker hook.
Anything 3g or less for us UL Folks?
Rig up a shakey head hook set up. Can go lighter if need be
What weight do you recommend when using these jigs 1/8, 3/16, etc?
That depends on the bite. I go lighter in the summer if fish are hitting the bait on the fall. The z-man was a 1/8 oz finesse. The baby boo was a 1/4 oz. The war eagle is a 3/8. The 3/8 or half ounce are generally my go-to size.
Copolymer rocks
I'm a fan of copolymer too! Thanks for watching man.
@@DEBOSFishing I learned alot from your vids over the winter. I still have 2 or 3 more weeks to wait until the snow melts
@@experimentalfishing1292 awesome man, glad my channel has helped. Thanks for watching 👊
Put a ned style worm on that finesse jig. Not a ton of action, very subtle.
Will these perform as well in grass?
Some are better than others. But yes, swim jigs are great around grass. They don't have blades and extra things to get caught.
Well it's almost Christmas time !!! Why don't u make a rip down south ??????? 60 days. Untill !! Fishing best on SHAKk DOWN STREET !!!! 😎😎😎
All my jigs are on a baitcaster of some sort