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Topic: Hammer/big jig - jig heads at home  (Read 2899 times)

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ravensblack

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I could see the pyramid weight causing the hook to dislodge. I would love to hear the report. Thanks for posting.
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FishingForTheCure

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I could see this working, possibly, better with torpedo weights


Joebronco

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Gave one to a buddy, he hooked up with a 10lbs Kap. out of Stillwater south on Sunday.  It was rigged "upside down".  Since the attachment point is in the center of the head the swivel lets the shrimp spin  as it swims.  Whatever flows naturally.


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