sb.com cod trip

[Rob Rockcrawler]

I have tried crippled herrings and didnt like the results. I also had the brilliant idea to try and put a small bend in a 10 oz to get a bit of a flutter. I applied minimal pressure and it snapped like a toothpick. Im a fan of tube jigs. After seeing what they can do i picked up a couple and had good success last year. Although, I really think that your style of jigging has more to do with success than the actual jig you are using.

[niko]

crippled herrings work pissa - i use them all the time for haddock/cod on my boat. one thing about them on a party boat though is that the 16 oz one will dance around some on the drop so you will get more tangles w/ neighbors than if you are using norweigens. every style of jig work on cod, some days they seem to have a preference for one style over another, it prob is just a matter of what they are keyed in on for bait - herring or sandeels. if anyone sees any angerman jigs out there pick a few up for me.

[striperman36]

Originally Posted by niko

crippled herrings work pissa - i use them all the time for haddock/cod on my boat. one thing about them on a party boat though is that the 16 oz one will dance around some on the drop so you will get more tangles w/ neighbors than if you are using norweigens. every style of jig work on cod, some days they seem to have a preference for one style over another, it prob is just a matter of what they are keyed in on for bait - herring or sandeels. if anyone sees any angerman jigs out there pick a few up for me.

Only pussies use them