Fishing Jogs at the delta

adamsj13 · Post by **adamsj13** » Wed Jul 30, 2014 12:33 pm

What jigs do you all use the most? How do you keep them clean and get through all the grass and vegitation out there? Is there a better style jig than another? Any tips you can help me with

Bruce Theriot · Post by **Bruce Theriot** » Wed Jul 30, 2014 12:49 pm

Cooch, did an article on jig fishing. Look in the Library section under his name.

Bruce Theriot · Post by **Bruce Theriot** » Wed Jul 30, 2014 12:49 pm

Cooch, did an article on jig fishing. Look in the Library section under his name.

Brian D. · Post by **Brian D.** » Wed Jul 30, 2014 12:56 pm

paging mr. cooch.... paging mr. cooch. You have a customer question about Jogs. ;- )

adamsj13 · Post by **adamsj13** » Wed Jul 30, 2014 1:22 pm

Brian D. wrote:paging mr. cooch.... paging mr. cooch. You have a customer question about Jogs. ;- )

hee hee, I need to learn to type

jigs!!

Looking for article now. Thanks fellas

Post by **WB Staff** » Wed Jul 30, 2014 3:42 pm

Is this the article you are looking for?
http://www.westernbass.com/shared/mag_w ... 2/#?page=8

george · Post by **george** » Wed Jul 30, 2014 8:09 pm

Wada Jigs are great jigs to throw on the delta and can catch some toads; just ask Cooch! I have had some great luck with the NuTech Jigs - Nujig up there just due to the fact that they don't get hung up in the rocks and tullies! I have lost a lot of really good jigs up there in the past and have yet to lose a Nujig and throw them in some of the thickest wood and knarlyest riprap you can find out there.
I have found the best colors to be green pumkin/black, green pumpkin/purple, black/red with red Yamomoto craw trailer, black/blue with a royal blue Yamomoto craw trailer.

Swim em off the bank, pop, pop, pop swim retrieve, pitch to wood and move very slowly, fish drop off on rip rap banks! This time of year fish a little faster, spring and fall slow down, winter; dead slow!

But you got to give the Nujig a try because it flat out works!

George

merc1997 · Post by **merc1997** » Sat Aug 02, 2014 9:41 am

george wrote:Wada Jigs are great jigs to throw on the delta and can catch some toads; just ask Cooch! I have had some great luck with the NuTech Jigs - Nujig up there just due to the fact that they don't get hung up in the rocks and tullies! I have lost a lot of really good jigs up there in the past and have yet to lose a Nujig and throw them in some of the thickest wood and knarlyest riprap you can find out there.
I have found the best colors to be green pumkin/black, green pumpkin/purple, black/red with red Yamomoto craw trailer, black/blue with a royal blue Yamomoto craw trailer.

Swim em off the bank, pop, pop, pop swim retrieve, pitch to wood and move very slowly, fish drop off on rip rap banks! This time of year fish a little faster, spring and fall slow down, winter; dead slow!

But you got to give the Nujig a try because it flat out works!

George

the one other advantage to any NuTech product besides being much more snag resistant is the hooking accuracy and not losing your bass.

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