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| The Esox Cobra Magnum Jigs now come with and without skirts and an 8/0 hook. These are some that I ordered and added my own skirts!
Bob
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Location: Rhinelander, Wisconsin | Great jigs. |
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Location: Sycamore, IL | Those look good...nice job! |
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| When I sent them an e-mail, they thanked me for asking about selling the jigs without skirts. You can save a lot of money buying them 5 at a time and adding your own skirts. They are $12.99 for 5 1 ounce jigs! Before this, they only sold the jigs that have the 5/0 hook in them without skirts!
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| Just curious how you all fish these? Is there a time of year or certain type of area? Do you use a lighter leader? Do you use a trailer? I love to pig-n-jig for bass and have had muskies bite me off on them but hard for me to throw one trying to musky fish. Thanks for any responses. |
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Location: Land of the Musky | Those worked real nice for my buddy and I a few years back on a big pike lake. Loved how they worked! |
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| Nice !!! I think they are the best big game Jigs on the market !! |
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| buckner - 12/30/2014 9:50 PM
Just curious how you all fish these? Is there a time of year or certain type of area? Do you use a lighter leader? Do you use a trailer? I love to pig-n-jig for bass and have had muskies bite me off on them but hard for me to throw one trying to musky fish. Thanks for any responses.
I usually add a Swim Bait trailer to them, like this! We just swim the bait around cover letting it fall once in a while!
Bob
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| There is a loop on the bottom of these jigs to add a trailer harness or I have some 8/0 trailer hooks I can put over the top hook. We get quite a few short strikes with these! |
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| Thanks a lot. Makes since. Will have to try them. |
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Location: Seymour, WI | Going to give these a try the next time I'm out. |
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| Somewhere in the files is an explanation of how Steve fishes a jig/creature. Excellent description. Every year I make my mind up this is the year I will have the patience to do that. And every year I don't. Have the set up, just not the patience. But, this year may just be it. At 75, starting to feel the wear of constant casting. Time for change. To quote Red Green, 'I'm a man, I can change, if I have to'. |
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Location: SE, WI. | North of 8 - 7/21/2026 2:00 PM Somewhere in the files is an explanation of how Steve fishes a jig/creature. Excellent description. Every year I make my mind up this is the year I will have the patience to do that. And every year I don't. Have the set up, just not the patience. But, this year may just be it. At 75, starting to feel the wear of constant casting. Time for change. To quote Red Green, 'I'm a man, I can change, if I have to'.
page 2 on basement baits, my post, creature Spins has a couple of Steves articles on how to fish creatures…on page 1 of my post… JD |
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Location: Rhinelander, Wisconsin | https://forcierfishing.com/perspectives-of-the-creature-man-of-jigs-... |
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Location: North Central IL USA | I think this company went belly up... |
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