[tunafever]

SOME OF THE MOST IMPRESSIVE JIGS I'VE SEEN IN A WHILE.

CLICK ON THE DIFFERENT TYPES OF JIGS ON THE LEFT

http://www.hots.co.jp/products/lure_slash.html

This post edited by tunafever 08:34 PM 02/13/2008

 

[KILSONG]

I have simliar jigs frm Janan for years, but I haven't had any success yet.

I am going to try those two jigs below. I had the Sumo jigs similar to viking jigs, but forgot to test the jig last year.
The last jig is Fisherman's ShotGun. It looks good.

 

[FishWisher]

Is it Shotgun or Shogun? Randy has them listed both ways. It is a very sexy jig, I'm sure you'll catch tuna on it. The other two - not so much. I've seen and handled the Sumo Baja jig, it didn't impress. You might as well use a plated LavJig.

 

[KILSONG]

FishWisher wrote:
I've seen and handled the Sumo Baja jig, it didn't impress. You might as well use a plated LavJig.
It might not be impressive as cod jigs, but it could be a good jig for tuna. The decision is made by tuna, not us.

 

[tunafever]

Kil do you have the middle one in 6 or 8 ounces?? Sea bass!!

 

[KILSONG]

tunafever wrote:
Kil do you have the middle one in 6 or 8 ounces?? Sea bass!!The jig I have is 9 oz and it should work for seabass, but any jig works for dumb seabass.
Angelo, we got to postpone the offshore seabas trip to next week as weather doesn't look good Friday either.


This post edited by KILSONG 12:23 AM 02/14/2008

 

[SHIVA]

kilsong
those barrel swivels in the 2nd picture have always made me worry. have you had any trouble with them?

 

[KILSONG]

SHIVA wrote:
kilsong
those barrel swivels in the 2nd picture have always made me worry. have you had any trouble with them?
I worry too, but I didn't have any problem yet. If I target big tuna, I'd rather replace those swivel with quality swivels.