ERC Jig-A-Beast Swim Jig
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ERC's Jig-A-Beast Swim Jig offers the ultimate in versatility. Ranging from traditional lift jigging to straight burning, the Jig-A-Beast is extremely effective using virtually any tactic. Outfitted with a heavy-duty weedguard, painted head and a durable swim shad trailer, the Jig-A-Beast sports a seductively flowing skirt that produces a plump profile and a tantalizing target few beasts can resist.
Jig-A-Best Swim Jig Fishing Tip: Cast a Jig-A-Beast out and count down to your desired depth with a controlled drop. Retrieve at your desired speed working in an occasional pause allowing the Jig-A-Beast to dive; this subtle action often triggers the strike. Also, consider occasional lifts of the rod tip throughout the retrieve thus varying the depth and speed. After a final pause near the boat, quickly bring the lure up while going into your wide figure 8.
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Rated 5 out of 5 Great purchase
I was fishing for some Muskie in lake Ontario it was in the fall when I hooked up to a massive 53 inch Muskie this lure performs well with a money minnow trailer
June 20, 2011
Rated 5 out of 5Â by Arock A beast of a Jig!!!!
Wow....Fishing for some early season gators in shallow weeds when BAM!!! My biggest pike ever, caught on the jig a beast...I prefer the white on white, Catch em' by bouncing the jig off the bottom and remember to hold on!!
April 5, 2010
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In clear water such as stripper pits I use a light line (in diameter) at least 10lb, such as spider wire, I fish with a pegged Texas Style weight, 3/8 -1/4 oz.. Usually use Junebug or Pumpkin mostly the darker colors. I fish structure. You figure out the rest!
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Depends on the lake color. Catch some fish then decide. Go lighter if the lake and fish are light. Dark for the other option.1 of 1
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