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| How do most of you fish your bondies. Obviously jigging them on breaks and what not. Does anyone ever jig them suspended? say over 25-35fow and jig it at or just above thermos? Want to start using bondies as another weapon just curious as the different ways people use them successfully
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Location: NE Ohio | anyway you want to fish them won't be wrong. if you see the bait suspended then fish through them. you can clearly see the bondy on your locator if your in the cone angle and the fish also. i fish man made lakes and fish deep water points, humps, flats, breaklines, etc. they are fish catching machines! |
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Location: ITALY | I fish with bondy in this mode: I see a suspended fish, I move about 100 feet, throw, countdown, being careful to stay on the fish about 10/15 feet and then retrieve with big ripped ...
Edited by Cicciospin 6/17/2019 7:10 AM
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Location: NE Ohio | i'm fishing straight down moving with trolling motor less than .5 mph and fish right over top of them. doesn't bother them a bit. the moving boat gives you that nice bondy swimming curve while jigging up and down. AWESOME tactic! |
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| pklingen - 6/18/2019 6:31 PM
i'm fishing straight down moving with trolling motor less than .5 mph and fish right over top of them. doesn't bother them a bit. the moving boat gives you that nice bondy swimming curve while jigging up and down. AWESOME tactic!
I have done this with some success and have even just let one hang on the river the current and waves will usually keep it moving on its own..More curious when you guys are jigging if you jig more suspended or off bottom... Fish a lot of areas that are only 10-12 ft deep so would think even if you jigging 4ft deep in that water fish on bottom have no problem targeting that bait |
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Location: NE Ohio | i always start at the bottom until i see some suspended bait then work through them. i can see my lure on the screen so telling the depth of my lure isn't a problem. have caught fish this way also but catch more in deeper water 18 to 30. the bigger fish always come from the deeper depths for me. good luck! |
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| Thanks guys for taking interest in Bondy Baits! I look at the Original Bondy as a simple tool to probe deep water but it will fit a whole bunch of unique scenarios. It really depends on the type of lake and average depth. If I can encourage you to try one new lure this year it is the Bondy Mini Wobbler. We’ve had tremendous success with this little 4.4oz bait by casting it out over open water and make large exaggerated lifts, reeling in the slack as it falls but at the same time never letting it hit the bottom. They drill that tiny thing!
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Location: NE Ohio | thanks jon, will do! |
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