Alright so I know jigs are versatile baits. Could a person use only jigs year around and catch fish. Such as use a jig tipped with a craw when they want craws and then when the fish want a curly tail worm could you tip a jig with a senko and still have success and then when the fish want baitfish use a swim jig and be covered. Sorry for the multiple questions but I'm trying to figure jig fishing out
I have recently started fishing with swim jigs. I had a lot of success fishing with them. My only problem is that I am not having a lot of success at setting the hook. I saw a guy on youtube who said you should set the hook on a swim jig just like you do with a spinnerbait. Does anybody agree with that style of hookset. I haven't ever really ever fish with a spinnerbait either. So, can someone please explain the hookset to me?
I haven't used swim jigs much and have a few questions.
1. What are the best depths to fish them?
2. What is the proper way to set the hook? The few times I have used them and got bit i didnt hook up. Someone told me to hold my rod high and drop it when i feel a hit. Then set the hook. Is this correct or do you hit immediately?
3. Recommended jigs and weights?
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