FuzzyGrub Posted October 20, 2009 Posted October 20, 2009 I have heard good things about these jig bodies, and just purchased some. I will be trying them the next time out, but wondering how many have had experience with them, especially for cold water (mid 40's). Quote
Super User Tin Posted October 23, 2009 Super User Posted October 23, 2009 They work great up near you, specifically Sacandaga. Got me a few decent 10 pound bags out of there late last September on super shallow jetties and rockpiles in less than 3' of water. Quote
FuzzyGrub Posted October 25, 2009 Author Posted October 25, 2009 Hopefully, I'll get out next weekend to give them a shot, before switching over to focus on walleyes and muskies. I also got some of their swing impacts. Stinky stuff. Quote
Bassbum Posted November 3, 2009 Posted November 3, 2009 I've fished the Keitech spiders a few times, but to me, when they're on the spiders, a 4" will get the better bites. Water is cooling quickly up here, and the fish have been sluggish with the turnover beginning in most areas...... Smallies have been deep (30+) and unpredictable..... moving up and down from 20-30+ in days. Stick with the swing impacts (dropshotted)........and if need be break out the hair jigs !! Just my $1.380......... 8-) Quote
MNGeorge Posted November 6, 2009 Posted November 6, 2009 Whatever you do, DO NOT put them in JJ's Magic. I made that mistake and all the tentacles fell off immediately. The body deteriorated shortly thereafter. :'( Quote
JDK. Posted November 19, 2009 Posted November 19, 2009 they look good i had the biggest size and they are just so small down here bass want big baits if i throw something small its a 3" grub or 3.5" tube Quote
HOIST-N-HAWGS Posted December 11, 2009 Posted December 11, 2009 As stated above, it's tuf to beat Balde baits and jigging spoons this time of year. Keitech makes some great stuff! The baby spiders can be deadly in the heat of the summer. Don't over look their Swing Impact rigged on a Charlie Brewer's Slider head on 8-10# test fluoro. I prefer the 1/8oz, dead sticked and or barely crawled an inch at a time. It can be a deadly all year, but works extremely well in water temps in the 40-50 degree range as well. 4.2#'s of Brown :)12-5-09 8.2#'s of Green 11-17-09 Quote
FuzzyGrub Posted December 22, 2009 Author Posted December 22, 2009 Don't over look their Swing Impact rigged on a Charlie Brewer's Slider head I did get some swing imacts but didn't get a chance to use them before the end of bass fishing for me. On the list to try in the spring. I will add slider heads to the rigging options. Thx. Quote
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