I need help understanding how to effectively fish a jig (especially around docks)! My favorite way to fish is by fishing docks. Whether that’s skipping a senko or tossing a top water on the sides. I’ve been told that using jigs around docks are extremely deadly but don’t understand the concept. When tossing a jig under dock do you let it sink to the bottom and hop it or can you keep the jig suspended and work in the middle of the water column back to you. How do you guys fish jigs around docks? Thanks ?
Just curious who fishes large swimbaits in Eastern Washington? I am now going to give them a chance this season and try and grab a PB Largie this year. I was a little hesitate to buy anything over 7 inches. I bought a few glide baits that were 7 inches, a couple 6inch S glides river2sea, and Hudd 68. I was wondering if anyone does fish the 10inch + in washington with any success? Also does anyone hammer the Pike or Tiger Muskee on those large swimbaits. I can't imagine the hudds lasting too long with pike hitting them? Any info would be useful to me. Thanks for the read
Pretty cool bait shop in Pacific, WA. The owners, Russ and Chris are super helpful. While their selection is limited, they only carry what is proven to work in Washington area lakes. They carry a few baits from local area makers too (which I think is awesome), like Sniper Lures and Fisher Brothers.
Here's what I picked up today.
Bait from Limit Out (photo)
Hey Everyone. New Here!
Anyway, I live in western washington, by Woodinville and Monroe. Does anyone know of any good ponds/small lakes in that area?
Thanks!
Joshua
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