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Winter Jig Fishing.
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This logic works everywhere but Fl. These bass don't give two F's what you toss in front of them, just toss it in front of them
December to February I always toss a good old Black Blue swim jig with a black blue craw trailer, I caught my 8LB pb
Well this isn’t a vid for fl, it’s for normal places with seasons and what not 😂
@@Jefestephens lol we have 2 seasons like Africa. Wet and dry.
I’d need a jig that can get through ice !! Lol but this technique is perfect for ice out
I actually go the other way. Full skirted, 1 to 1.5 oz jig with a 4' or 5" trailer as the water drops from 45 down to a frozen surface. Sure, I use smaller stuff, too. But the big jig usually catches the pig of the day.
I like the idea of fishing both extremes during the winter. Huge profile jig or ultra finesse tiny jig. Sometimes all it takes is something different.
@@alexmurphy7472 I like this this idea year round
Excellent advice
Big facts! Thanks dude
They will eat a 6" swim bait in louisiana. Thats pretty good size.
Water usually doesn't freeze over in Louisiana though right?
This is generally for bass in cold water.
Up here in Maryland when this water drops what are the temperature drops for a week like it did up here in the last month. The fish got scared and retreat to the back almost 72 days early.😮 our weather changes too much up here so for us we do keep a big one tied on for us. We only need 3/4 most of the reservoirs are only 30 feet deep., and most of the fish and tournaments are one and caught on Finesse presentations this year. The biggest bag was 32 pounds., and the agent E, by Edwin, Evers and Berkeley, has won two of the tournaments and biggest fish two months running now we have two more tournaments and then the top three in every tournament has a big hitters two days event on Prettyboy in Reservoir’s lake in Prettyboy, Maryland, but I got on my buddies in Florida in. I catch some big darn peacock bass big bash.
@@kennyg3192 I’m in Maryland too but don’t have a boat. I used to do pretty good on the Potomac down around the Wilson bridge and a couple other places. I would catch 3 pounders like nothing and my pb there was over 6. That was 30 years ago and I can’t get around like that anymore. The lake up here at Cunningham Falls has some big ones in the 8lb range and possibly a little bigger. They feed on the trout that are stocked there every year and get big. A 5-6” swim bait in rainbow trout colors can be effective at times.
Cut off most of those weedless strands and improve hookups. I also take the double hooks out of floating frogs and put one wire weedless hook down. Hookups x 3.
Lol good tip. Don’t throw a big chunk in shallow water 😉
They don't have too, but I bet if u throw a big craw dad, or smaller 1, which one would he eat? So if I got at dinner table. .. a t-bone steak, or a skimpy pork chop, I'm eating t bone. Crawl are full of protein, bass might not know that much, but they know a big craw will feel them up. Then on other hand I might eat both!!!!! Steak 1st though. But real thing is, size that's in them rocks. This comes from bank fishing and wadding through creeks for 50 plus years. Pay attention to this .... alot times the size of craw sometimes are clise to same size, like say spring when they where hatched in or on a set rocks. Not saying you won't zee a big one, but alot times craws are close to same size. Keep alert, keep your eyes open.
I agree, I have been using a 2 inch long strike king spinnerbait with a grub worm as a trailer, has been working great, I even caught caught a 4 lber on it!
Yet big swimbaits catch huge fish in the winter
I was always told to go bigger in winter because they move less and don’t want to do a bunch of hunting for small meals. Interesting to hear the opposite, it makes sense.
was that bass yawning?😂
Only jig I can use is about a 1/16 in winter 😂
That and fish slower than you think lol. Winter bassin is rough where I'm located, but i caught one of my biggest in the winter somehow
It's exactly the opposite. They eat big and less during winter time like snakes. Chasing small baitfish would cost too much energy.
They don’t eat as much or chase bait much, but if a burst bug black and blue jig with a small craw trailer hops or inches in front of a bass, or falls or swims in front of its face, that bass will take advantage of the opportunity for an easy meal. They are slower and more opportunistic the colder the water gets. In addition, as their metabolism slows the colder the water gets, bass require less food.
I used to,think I had to downsize jigs in the winter, until I found out people slow drank Huddlestons on the bottom during cold months. A jig isn’t anything compared to a hud.
Ya need to step up your FFS game and go deap where the bass are gorging on the bait fish.
Please let me know what that second jig shown is the one after the football head jig
Is this applicable to all regions? Northern or southern?
I assume its always in the south or warmer states. Hard to make a lot of fishing content with ice on the water for 2 or 3 months.
@@andrewboyce7268 it's easy to target species through the ice. Hell, I've gone after channel cats through the ice. But as far as bad go it doesn't matter the size of bait. You can catch them on each worms or 10" shiners. Just gotta put it in front of them how they want it.
what jig is this?
What video is this clip from?
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Funny I thought crawfish hibernate in the winter ???
Yup, they crawl into the mud like frogs to over winter
Correct but he means they eat less often and won’t chase food near as far away.