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Booyah® Boo Jig™
The jig that shouts "Eat me!" to any bass in proximity. Flat bottom with 18° rise, noisy double-barreled magnum rattle, slinky 50-strand Bio-Flex silicone skirt, Mustad® Ultra Point™ black nickel hook.
The jig that shouts "Eat me!" to any bass in proximity. Flat bottom with 18° rise, noisy double-barreled magnum rattle, slinky 50-strand Bio-Flex silicone skirt, Mustad® Ultra Point™ black nickel hook.
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I'm on a tight budget, and most of the football head jigs are a little bit more expensive than I can afford, so I'm wondering if this'll stand the hook up as well as a football head jig.
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i believe it does. it has a heavy hook and i have always gotten good sets with it. the only thing negative i can say about this is that the rattles fall off with every fish. so now i swap out the rattle band and they work great. the craw pattern is my go to bait. i use the 5/8 and 3/4 oz. also won't get hung up as much as a football
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Well actually this jigs are meant to swim through not dragged on the bottom.A:
You get what you pay for when it comes to fishing! The hook dose stand up in the water. I have used both the foot ball ( strike king ) and the boo jig. I catch bigger fish on this jig over the football.The football is good but this one to me is better. I use this jig year round. And have won a bass durby with the largest SMB .Images for this Answer
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It will stand up but the design is not as advantageous for coming through rocks. I like to flip or pitch it into grass, holes in the grass or outside/inside weed lines. Count down the fall and compare the depth; often Bass will inhale before it can reach bottom and you will want to set the hook ASAP.
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They don't stand up on the bottom nearly as well as a football head jig because the head is more narrow. It will stand up for a little while on the bottom, but will soon fall on it's side, especially if you are dragging it on and over rocks. Hope this helps.Details:
How would this jig be for flipping to mats and scttered wood with bulrushes? any other flipping recommendations?Thanks,
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absolutely.the slipper type head pulls through the mats and less hangups on brushes . but i use at least 5/8-3/4 oz for that with a craw trailer, berkley green pumpkin chigger chunk, or the new F2 money craw with a 1/4 inch cut off also in green pumpkin. flip and swim through grass, or find a good drop off from 2-4ft down to 20ft and hopp it till you find the depth they are at. heavy jig will help you feel the bottom terrain betterA:
this is a great heavy cover jig!
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i think it would fare just fine, it has a pretty stout hook and weedguard. the line tie might not be the best for a flipping jig though. strike king's hack attack jig is another good flippin jigAnswers
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If you match the hatch you will catch fish with this jig I use green pumpkin in all water clear or stained. The green color matches every thing the bass see's every day.A:
depending on what color your foliage is, green foliage then go with a green skirt. olive is ideal for playing hide and seek with bass if you have some sort of noise maker on it
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i like the green heads. as for clear water, your gonna want to mimic the real thing as well as you can. i recomend a berkley chigger craw power bait. in warm waterA:
Pumpkin watermelon hues in clear water. Black and blue dark water.
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i use black and blue in clear waterA:
a blue or brown color would be best for stained water
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This jig is meant to mimic a crawfish so the best color would be the one that mimics the color of your local craws. I like the black / brown spice (#21) and the emerald / brown spice (#22) in clear water. For stained I like them a bit flashier: black / red (#13) or watermelon / red (#14).Details:
what is the best way to fish this jig, let it fall then jiggle it on the bottom, drag and hop it on the bottom, or swim it
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basscat88 all of the above!! i like a green pumpkin craw trailer on theseA:
My best bet would be to swim it around brush or grass.A:
What i do is throw the jig out let it hit the bottom, shake it twice, pop it off the bottow twice, and then slow retrieve in with rod tip up. I caught several hawgs just on the swim back. I have never caught one by jigging it on the bottom. Also the biggest bass i caught with this jig was 7 1/2 pounds just by swimming it a foot off the bank. I use 1/2 for the swimming technique i feel it gives me better control and i use 1/4 for the toss and let it fall techniqueA:
I fish this jig in every way you can think of. Overhangs, Logs, Pads, Veg and docks.A:
All are good you have to let the bass tell you what they want!A:
all of those.
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i hop it ,but you can use all methods. see what catches fish and remember what you did. also depending what fish are doing. i've let it set in a nest when sight fishing and jiggled it till the fish picked it up. i've caught bass doing it all waysA:
flip it off rocks.A:
any way is great. depending on how active the fish are. i find it most effective to drag it on the bottom and hop it out of cover.
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all of the above.... there is no wrong way to fish a jig. in any given day i will hop it, dragit and swim it. let the fish tell you what there in the mood for1 of 1
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