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Man, I just have a couple Jrs and haven't fished them yet.  

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here you go man.  just watch the video and you'll get some ideas about this and other jackall baits as well.  basically though, you can fish this bait in a variety of places and ways.  don't listen to us.  experiment and let the fish tell you how they want it. ;)  that's what matters.

http://www.jackall-lures.com/flv/2008/2008.html

  • Super User
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Watched it and what i have gathered a slow retrieve would be optimal.

Hold it my friend, just because you see somebody reeling in steadily at X speed doesn 't mean it 's the one and only way to fish the bait.

You know how to fish jerkbaits don 't you ?

You know how to fish cranks don 't you ?,

You know how to fish topwaters don 't you ?

You have to experiment different types of retrieval alone or in combination until you find the one who makes the fish bite the bait, that 's it, no "secrets" . I get more bites with that bait just by letting sit there and twitching it ocassionaly than by reeling it in steadily.

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Does the Mikey sink or float?

  • Super User
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Its a wake bait.  Fish it over shallow emerging grass, points, humps etc.

Same place you would fish all the techniques Raul mentioned.

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Watched it and what i have gathered a slow retrieve would be optimal.

Hold it my friend, just because you see somebody reeling in steadily at X speed doesn 't mean it 's the one and only way to fish the bait.

You know how to fish jerkbaits don 't you ?

You know how to fish cranks don 't you ?,

You know how to fish topwaters don 't you ?

You have to experiment different types of retrieval alone or in combination until you find the one who makes the fish bite the bait, that 's it, no "secrets" . I get more bites with that bait just by letting sit there and twitching it ocassionaly than by reeling it in steadily.

Perfect I will experiment different rates of retrieve man im going swimming after this bait if i lose it.

  • Super User
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Watched it and what i have gathered a slow retrieve would be optimal.

Hold it my friend, just because you see somebody reeling in steadily at X speed doesn 't mean it 's the one and only way to fish the bait.

You know how to fish jerkbaits don 't you ?

You know how to fish cranks don 't you ?,

You know how to fish topwaters don 't you ?

You have to experiment different types of retrieval alone or in combination until you find the one who makes the fish bite the bait, that 's it, no "secrets" . I get more bites with that bait just by letting sit there and twitching it ocassionaly than by reeling it in steadily.

Perfect I will experiment different rates of retrieve man im going swimming after this bait if i lose it.

Thats the nice thing about the floating baits.  Just a bit easier to retrieve when they break off... ;)

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Watched it and what i have gathered a slow retrieve would be optimal.

Hold it my friend, just because you see somebody reeling in steadily at X speed doesn 't mean it 's the one and only way to fish the bait.

You know how to fish jerkbaits don 't you ?

You know how to fish cranks don 't you ?,

You know how to fish topwaters don 't you ?

You have to experiment different types of retrieval alone or in combination until you find the one who makes the fish bite the bait, that 's it, no "secrets" . I get more bites with that bait just by letting sit there and twitching it ocassionaly than by reeling it in steadily.

Perfect I will experiment different rates of retrieve man im going swimming after this bait if i lose it.

Thats the nice thing about the floating baits.  Just a bit easier to retrieve when they break off... ;)

Yep.

  • Super User
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Does the Mikey sink or float?

You can get the Jr. in floating, suspending and sinking.

http://www.ichibantackle.com/showproductdetail.asp?productid=2472&name=DEKA%20HAMAKURU%20R&manufacturename=JACKALL%20BROS.%20(LAKE%20POLICE)

There's also a lipless version of the Jr.

http://www.ichibantackle.com/showproductdetail.asp?productid=2005&name=DEKA%20HAMAKURU%20SINKING&manufacturename=JACKALL%20BROS.%20(LAKE%20POLICE)

The Sr. also comes with a prop.

7650mikeyprop_resovorshad.jpg

You can also get a 160 version of the Mikey.

056f_1.JPG

  • Super User
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Don 't get carried away too much with what Daniel says, the only version you can find in the States is the floating version ( reason why I didn 't mention the other versions ) cuz you guys apperently aren 't much into ordering stuff outside the US market.

My friend Daniel and meself belong to another kind of victims, ooops, sorry I meant "customers"  :) , we belong to the kind of customers who had blown their last funcional brain cell a long time ago when we purchased our first JDM bait and don 't give a rat 's arse if the product has to travel thousands of miles and pay exhorbitant shipping charges.

Now, you seem like a good guy Paul, I can feel that you are just about ripe to follow me and Daniel down that road, since you are a good guy we 'll be happy to welcome you into the group.  ;)

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thanks for the welcome buddy.  i'm pretty sure i went off the deep end myself when i bought that tru tungsten bluegill.  never dreamed i'd be buying baits for what i used to spend on a rod or reel. ;)  there's probably no turning back now.  at least i'm among friends. ;D

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Does the Mikey sink or float?

You can get the Jr. in floating, suspending and sinking.

http://www.ichibantackle.com/showproductdetail.asp?productid=2472&name=DEKA%20HAMAKURU%20R&manufacturename=JACKALL%20BROS.%20(LAKE%20POLICE)

There's also a lipless version of the Jr.

http://www.ichibantackle.com/showproductdetail.asp?productid=2005&name=DEKA%20HAMAKURU%20SINKING&manufacturename=JACKALL%20BROS.%20(LAKE%20POLICE)

The Sr. also comes with a prop.

7650mikeyprop_resovorshad.jpg

You can also get a 160 version of the Mikey.

056f_1.JPG

Wow  T-rig you truly are the man 8-),thanks for clearing that up, and thanks for the link.My order is in ;)

  • 2 weeks later...
Posted

Just got a Mikey Jr.  And plan to throw it around tomorrow.  Did anyone find out any tips?  Would it be a good bait to wake in the morning?  Thanks!

  • Super User
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Did anyone find out any tips?

You know how to fish jerkbaits don 't you ?

You know how to fish cranks don 't you ?,

You know how to fish topwaters don 't you ?

You have to experiment different types of retrieval alone or in combination until you find the one who makes the fish bite the bait, that 's it, no "secrets" . I get more bites with that bait just by letting sit there and twitching it ocassionaly than by reeling it in steadily.

  • Super User
Posted
How will it be in September time it is getting into the low 20's celcuis.

Don 't worry about the air temps, take a look at the water temp, those are more important than the air temp.

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How will it be in September time it is getting into the low 20's celcuis.

Don 't worry about the air temps, take a look at the water temp, those are more important than the air temp.

I don't have a barometer or such, but i would guestamate water is in 70's f

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You do mean a thermometer, a barometer measure atmospheric pressure I believe. Both may do some good though. ;)

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