These are starting to work very well for me.

Been using the "braid " jigs, purple is definatly my favourite colour, shimano ones are good but found the paint doesnt last

Haven't seen them one's Wayne, what brand and ware ya getting em from.

Yeah me old mate Ben Starns  told me to come in - i must do but the boys at work will shoot me if they find out!

I suppose that could work too but no....

green guy wrote: Haven't seen them one's Wayne, w<span style="line-height: 1.4;">hat brand and ware ya getting em from.</span> I like the colt Shimano jigs, but i keep bending the tips of the hooks, have all so got a few from rod and reel dunno what they are though but they weren't cheap

Hi green guy this link will take you to the braid micro jigs just click on the tab once in there - there is two types but plenty of weights and color to play with - you can get these at any pro dealer tackle store (Pure fishing NZ) bring them in

http://www.fishwhisperer-purefishing.com/97757713

I find mixing the way you present a 20g or less micro jig - very fast jerks upward jerks and a retrieve wind or two - very aggressive in 40m and leave fall, then small blips...its a real tease approach and change change and change again the action. The lighter you line and leader weight the better results (as long as you aren't in deep foul). Magic fun to catch fish when the bite has 'stopped'. Awesome fun.

green guy wrote: Haven't seen them one's Wayne, w<span style="line-height: 1.4;">hat brand and ware ya getting em from.</span> I like the colt Shimano jigs, but i keep bending the tips of the hooks, have all so got a few from rod and reel dunno what they are though but they weren't cheap

Top catch have them,there American and in a yellow packet

I must admit I am guilty of going too heavy at times esp. with leaders - need to get back to basics I guess 

Hi 1Daz - I prefer using 2lb braid and 10lb leader, but will go up to 10lb braid and 15lb leader if the bigger snapper or kings are around - they work a treat in the right situation

MIB - yes you are correct, micro jigging is ...well a micro jig, generally accepted as 20gms or less in Asia and most other countires as this is the definiition of a micro jig.  Jigs that are labelled as micro jigs here in NZ have up to 80gm 'micro jigs'...these are not micro jigs. High performing micro jigs can often utilize different rod/reel/line weight/jig shape/hook placement/hook gauge and so on than the heavier jigs.

Yeah Lethal I find that a definitive PAUSE in the ascent and/or descent of the jig at times will help get the jig attacked more - surprisingly so. Try everything you can in terms of action and find the right one as you say on the day.