We were jigging with Lindy Frostee and Rattlin' Flyer spoons tipped with spikes. I use a lot of pinhead shiners on the jigs, but started with spikes yesterday and found no need to change up. Lots of the lures out there have rattles in them. I think that's key. I'll snap the rod hard a few times to get their attention and then settle back down to more subtle jigging. Every once in a while, pound the jig on the bottom a few times. The more commotion, the better. Once they are staring at your lure, then you have to fine tune what you are doing to get them to hit. It changes from day to day so experiment with how fast you jig. In deeper water, I start deep and work my way up through the water column a couple feet at a time. Jig for a minute and reel up a bit and repeat. Don't be afraid to move around a lot. That's why I go nuts with the auger first thing. That way we can move from hole to hole without making much noise.

Thanks for the info Blaine, I'll most likely be going out this Sunday, and will post my results:)

Hi Blaine, I just watched your videos. I see what you mean about how to jig. That 5lb bass was nice. What a fun day you guys had.

Don't give him the tuneup kit Bob...I want to have the fastest cutting Nils in this state!
Great trip Blaine

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Nice job and Great videos Blaine.