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Tabbert Jig Testimony
Fished from shore for about an hour in the NW cove .2# test rig: Pushed way up on the hook ,a small piece of worm with this little jig , caught most of the twenty or so gills midday today .Yellow Perch favored the middle 32nd oz. jig/rig.The far left rig/Jig was very effective after the feed got going .
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Comment by John Sheehan on December 14, 2016 at 10:45am
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Leo-The ones with the split shot are really pole floats I believe but i was trying them here lob casting as they get tangled when used with springy rod tips like i have on my long poles and casting for distance .
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Yes Dick
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Comment by dick tabbert on December 14, 2016 at 10:12am
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Well I guess there not just for ice fishing anymore. I guess we can say they are finesse baits when smaller is better.
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Comment by Leo Nguyen on December 14, 2016 at 9:42am
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Impressive Dick. Make sure to place these baby into your all time-go to jigs for the perch.
Interesting float John. How sensitive are those? I tend to use the Thill Shy Bite, which is a hell lot smaller and thinner than those, since the crappie and winter bites are ultra light.
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Great Dick!
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Comment by carl hendrix on December 13, 2016 at 6:57pm
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YOU CANT FISH; A DICK TABBERT JIG WRONG;; AS LONG AS YOU TIE IT ONTO YOUR LINE !! ;; NUFF SAID !!
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The next batch I make will be on downsized heads and back to the a larger curved hook so it will look more like waxworms and you can add real waxworms to the mix at least I'm hoping.
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A fixed float/ slip float /removable setup I just found at my local shop .Gonna try these Thills out this year.
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Hey Dick -Care to post a mention here of materials ,weights, and hook sizes ? I will say that the nymph style jig on the far right is incredibly durable after most of the twenty or so fish caught , attacked it !
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Thanks Carl-The Thills are the light biter floats (Gills this point) .They work great .Don't cast far but that's why I rigged the weighted foam float too. At an inlet flow this time of year ya don't need to cast far anyway. The Gills mostly Hens and Pseeds were a foot and a half under the surface . Best fighter award goes to the Pseeds!
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