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Tuna and Other Pelagic Fish Jigs
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Hey there jig anglers,

Here in Southern California we fish Tady, Salas, and Ironman jigs, just to name a few, for Tunas of all types, Yellowtail, WSB, barracuda, etc. We've got descriptive color combinations like dorado, mexican flag, scrambled egg, and even bird... well you get the idea.

What color combinations on jigs work well with what species that you fish? If they have a special name please throw that in too.

The East Coast crowd ought to have jigs for stripers, blue fish, tuna, false albacore, etc. please contribute as I'm interested in new color combinations to try with my new airbrush. he he

The Florida and Gulf of Mexico guys ought to have your own color combinations if you're willing to share. How about those amberjack, cobia, kingmackeral, barracuda, tuna, etc?

Thanks,

JapanRon
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Hi there Fishslayer,

Yer tellin' me. I've got so many crunch marks on my lime green jig that I'm worried about the rest of the paint job! ha ha I did great with it last season.

There is another jig that has come out but is not as well known as the others mentioned. It's called a 544. I've got a mint green and a dark purple to light purple to white center model. Have you used any of these guys yet Fishslayer? WSB, yt, and barries all seem to like them. I've got the surface swimming model but it's a little heavier than some of the other traditional surface jigs. I myself prefer a jig that takes a medium slow retrieve to keep on the surface. (all things being equal) I've seen it's design before in some of the old Bob's Special jigs with the two level surfaces on the back side.

Seems the yt liked the dorado colors at the Coronado's last week. Some still like the old standard chrome and blue or blue and white though.

Please let me know of any hot combos you come across here early in the season.

JapanRon
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