 smudge wrote:There are many different types of jigs for many different applications. The main factors are target species and depth but there are lots of other factors. Buy local will generally give you a better result than buying online, but make sure you shop at a place with real fishermen who are behind the counter. As has already been said, Kaveman from here is as good an expert as you will find, especially for snapper jigging.
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| pixelpixie wrote: Thank so much everyone for your replies. I will go into town and speak to the staff at a few stores for some local advise. I'm clearly doing something wrong. I've now been fishing for 2-5 hours a day, most days for 3 weeks and have only ever had the one bite. I know the whole point of fishing is that you dont always catch anything but its becoming a little disillusioning. I'll also check out if there are any clubs in my area. Thanks all. |
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