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Mar 17, 2023 14:51:57   #
I fish Bayou Black, and Amelia this time of year. Also fish the spillway when the water is favorable. We are having a heck of a time finding any Sacs. The other fishermen we talk to on the water are saying the same. We generally fish weekly. I hope others in our area are not experiencing this. Looks like other areas in the country are having a blast…

If the fish haven’t started to spawn yet, when can we expect it to occur?

What has been your experience lately?

Thanks,
Dan Ayo
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Jan 23, 2023 19:17:14   #
When they work it is my preferred method. But most of the time the fish don’t want them. Also like to throw jigs without spinners. But for me it is rare to catch them that way. Cork and jig works best in my area.
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Jan 23, 2023 18:27:41   #
Grizzly 17 wrote:
I know Dan. The single wire snags almost as bad as bare hook. I have the twisted wire but never tried opening them. I'm keep that in mind. Also have use the Eagle claw unweighted weedless hook. Put a bullet weigh on the line. Then thread line through tube. Attach hook push it into the tube bring the guard out the top. Then peg bullet weight or let it. Many ways to rig a tube including wacky rig. I haven't tried it yet but I will. Saw a video on it. 👍

My concern about not using a jig head is that the minnow imitation plastic will not keep a horizontal position needed to imitate a minnow. I fish crappie.
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Jan 23, 2023 15:32:46   #
Grizzly 17 wrote:
Fred I tried the bass pro weedless jigs. The plastic guards are very stiff. I'd clip several of them off n spread them a bit. Ones with single wire for me helped very little. The ones with the loop wire that hooks under the barb imo work the best.

Grizzly, the single wire works but has a fault. The single wire will prevent hook ups if it hit a branch straight on. The problems lies when the jig is turned sideways when it slides across a branch. . To see what I mean lay a single wire guard on its side and pull it across your hand. On side will grab you while the other side generally slides over.

Remedy -
If the single wire has twisted strands, you can un-twist the strands and splay the smaller wires out to the right and left of the hook point. This may work for you.

Danny
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