progator123 Posted December 24, 2010 Posted December 24, 2010 :-?I'm sure there are several technics for fishing a top for bass. What I've been doing is dropping a jig or tx rig worm into top, the problem I'm having is hanging up and I believe scaring fish away. I would appreciate any advice on how to fish a top/brush pile. Quote
RonnieF Posted December 25, 2010 Posted December 25, 2010 For a tx rig, maybe try pegging your weight, if you aren't doing so already. Maybe go a little lighter on the weight. I was gonna say crankbait it, but if you are hanging up tx rigs, you're sure to hang up the treble hooks. Good luck, Ronnie Quote
Super User Jig Man Posted December 25, 2010 Super User Posted December 25, 2010 I like to fish Trigged salt craws right smack in the middle of brush piles. I use a 3' mono or fluro leader and braid. When I am pulling the braid over a limb it feels like a hack saw on a dowel rod. When it gets smooth I know it is the leader. I also know that in 3' the bait will contact the limb. When the bait touches the limb, I gently wiggle it over the limb and let it fall. I repeat the process until I get a bite or work over the brush pile. Jigs I like to count down and swim over the top just barely nicking a limb or two. When I am fishing jigs down in the brush, I switch to my brush jigs which have a much smaller hook so they don't get hung up so often. Quote
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