Tungsten jigs

[RonPaulFan]

For all of the reasons already stated, the fast sink rate gives me advantages for my technique for roaming fish. The drag of water on the fall of a tiny jig can make it sink very slow unless it is the high density tungsten offers us. That matters for one of my styles for when fish swim by my finder and camera. I'll have a lot of holes out there to fish and will run off in the same direction the fish are going to drop a line QUICLKY to the same depth as seen on my fish finder. My reel has a digital line counter, so I can quickly drop the lure to the exact same depth and be ahead of them. A slow sinking lure would get to that depth after they already would have swam past, so it wouldn't work for that method.
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