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09-06-2015, 12:36 PM #1Junior Member
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Looney jigs
Best colors and sizes for using off the pier?
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09-06-2015, 01:35 PM #2We are there! Let's go fishing!!
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Yes!
They ALL work, but white is almost always good ;-)DUCK and chillinfish like this.
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09-06-2015, 01:51 PM #3Old Fart
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True dat...................!
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I was told from a really good source white and white are made for the fish and all the other colors and combinations are made for the fisherman. Originally Posted by Steven
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I can also tell you that this applies in freshwater as well, at least for anything designed to mimic a baitfish. Originally Posted by Grandpa Kirk
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Terry is making several styles now and the most popular one for spanish is the 1/2oz bullet shape in white. We sell them at J&M for $1.39 each or 10 for $12.00.
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D) All of the above....On a side comment, coming down in a week. With all the Spanish action and shark infestation is J&M stocked up well on bubbles and tubes?
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Thanks John. I'll be down on the 18th with a buddy of mine, just finishing a list of the few remaining things to put on my list to get from y'all Friday morning.
Steven
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I doubt the average guy can make them for that price. Plus your helping 2 local businesses out and they are proven fish catchers. Last time I was down I bought a card of ten and should of bought several. Great product at a more then fair price. Pretty rare for the fishing tackle industry. IMHO Originally Posted by john g
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I was in J&M a day or so ago, killing time, and it looked like they were well stocked. If they run out, I'll loan you a couple as long as you promise to bring them back after the sharks finish with them. Originally Posted by crazynewts
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So, obviously I’ve posted that I’ve been away for about 12 or 13 years and am coming down on the 26th to rejoin the community. I’m amazed at how much pier knowledge I lost over the years and so a few...
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