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| im going to try using some kalins magambo grubs this year and was wondering what size jig heads you guys use and where you order or buy from. thank you very much. |
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Posts: 663
| There are a lot of different jigs that will work for Mogambo or other grub combinations. Kalins makes a number of their own lead headed jigs so do Bait Rigs, Burde, Moore's, J-Mac, and others. You should be able to view all of these on the Rollie & Helen's site:
http://www.muskyshop.com. |
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| try www.jawbaits.com they are offered with kalins |
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Location: St. Croix River, Mille Lacs, | yea i have some of those jaw jigs they work awesome |
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Posts: 132
| There are a lot of good Do-It molds that work well. But if you want to buy jigs, Owners Saltwater Bullet jig is excellent. Model 5148 in 1/2 ounce. The bigger sizes (3/4 and 1) work well with the big Action Plastics 8" Goober Grubs.
That magambo on 1/2 ounce head is very fun. Bluegill, Texas Shad, Dorado, and Rootbeer are my favorites. You never know what you are going to catch. Bass, Pike, Walleye, and yes... Musky. A flippin' rod or a med-heavy spinning rod with 12-14 pound mono works for me. I tie about a 12" single strand (.014) wire leader directly to the jig and then a small swivel on the other end of the wire.
Edited by Partycrasher 11/17/2008 3:15 PM
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Posts: 115
| I'll second the 1/2 oz Owner Saltwater Bullet jig and a magamo grub. One of my favorite combos. I throw mine on a bass flipping stick with a Curado 301, 50lb Cortland Masterbraid and 50 lb Tyger leader. I've caught bass, pike, and muskies on this little rig. 1/2 oz Bait Rigs Esox Cobra jig work well too. |
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Location: Rhinelander, Wisconsin | 1 Ounce Swimmer jig. |
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jigheads for kalins magambo grub