Chad. Posted August 14, 2008 Posted August 14, 2008 How to fish it where to fish it and techniques any help from those Japanese tackle lovers .Raul, T ring micro a.k.a . roland. Quote
Super User Micro Posted August 15, 2008 Super User Posted August 15, 2008 Man, I just have a couple Jrs and haven't fished them yet. Quote
Chad. Posted August 15, 2008 Author Posted August 15, 2008 Where would you throw them have any 'idea'.? Quote
paul. Posted August 15, 2008 Posted August 15, 2008 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 Quote
Chad. Posted August 15, 2008 Author Posted August 15, 2008 Watched it and what i have gathered a slow retrieve would be optimal. Quote
Super User Raul Posted August 15, 2008 Super User Posted August 15, 2008 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. Quote
Super User Raul Posted August 15, 2008 Super User Posted August 15, 2008 Does the Mikey sink or float? It floats. Quote
Super User SPEEDBEAD. Posted August 15, 2008 Super User Posted August 15, 2008 Its a wake bait. Fish it over shallow emerging grass, points, humps etc. Same place you would fish all the techniques Raul mentioned. Quote
Chad. Posted August 15, 2008 Author Posted August 15, 2008 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. Quote
Super User SPEEDBEAD. Posted August 15, 2008 Super User Posted August 15, 2008 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... Quote
Chad. Posted August 15, 2008 Author Posted August 15, 2008 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. Quote
Super User T-rig Posted August 16, 2008 Super User Posted August 16, 2008 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. You can also get a 160 version of the Mikey. Quote
paul. Posted August 16, 2008 Posted August 16, 2008 daniel you are the man! is there any bait you don't know about? ;D Quote
Super User Raul Posted August 16, 2008 Super User Posted August 16, 2008 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. Quote
paul. Posted August 16, 2008 Posted August 16, 2008 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 Quote
Turtle. Posted August 17, 2008 Posted August 17, 2008 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. You can also get a 160 version of the Mikey. Wow T-rig you truly are the man 8-),thanks for clearing that up, and thanks for the link.My order is in Quote
ks cranker Posted August 29, 2008 Posted August 29, 2008 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! Quote
Super User Raul Posted August 29, 2008 Super User Posted August 29, 2008 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. Quote
Chad. Posted August 29, 2008 Author Posted August 29, 2008 How will it be in September time it is getting into the low 20's celcuis. Quote
Super User Raul Posted August 29, 2008 Super User Posted August 29, 2008 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. Quote
Chad. Posted August 29, 2008 Author Posted August 29, 2008 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 Quote
Uncle Leo Posted August 29, 2008 Posted August 29, 2008 You do mean a thermometer, a barometer measure atmospheric pressure I believe. Both may do some good though. Quote
Chad. Posted August 29, 2008 Author Posted August 29, 2008 You do mean a thermometer, a barometer measure atmospheric pressure I believe. Both may do some good though. Yeah thermo. Quote
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