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Posts: 228 | 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 Attachments ----------------  Jig4.JPG (192KB - 309 downloads) | ||
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Posts: 228 | 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 Attachments ---------------- DSCF1438.JPG (131KB - 287 downloads) | ||
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