08-12-2003, 07:53 PM
I have been using them under a bobber for the channels with very good results on my second pole. I just let them drift into the rocks or let them come to rest on the bottom from drifting into the shallows with alittle bait. They seem to be attracted to the vibrations as it moves up and down slowly alot more than just a hook with bait under a bobber. It really gets your adrenaline flowing getting them on light line. I need to get more in bigger sizes now for other situations. Roadrunners are one of my favorite jigs now, and jigs are my favorite all around lure for all kinds of fish.
The other night I had an 8 pound male break off on 8 pound test at 0100 like it was sewing thread. It swam up the shore line and tangled up my buddys line with the floating bobber and he reeled it in, "then he said look it has someones jig in it". So it got caught 1 1/2 times and I got my jig and bobber back and its still in action. It was chartruse, now its some dried blood color and ready for retirement. My first channel cats on a jig. Thanks Tube Dude!
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The other night I had an 8 pound male break off on 8 pound test at 0100 like it was sewing thread. It swam up the shore line and tangled up my buddys line with the floating bobber and he reeled it in, "then he said look it has someones jig in it". So it got caught 1 1/2 times and I got my jig and bobber back and its still in action. It was chartruse, now its some dried blood color and ready for retirement. My first channel cats on a jig. Thanks Tube Dude!
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