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Can you speed jig with a slow-pitch rod?

Slow-pitch jigs are specific in their design, ranging in weight from 90 to 250 grams, depending on the water depth and amount of load in the rod tip. ... To work these lures properly, don't use a stout rod meant for speed jigging; instead, utilize a much longer rod with a soft tip.

What's the difference between a flipping jig and a casting jig?

That's why casting jigs usually feature a lighter hook. "The hooks on flipping jigs are stronger, but that can work against you when there's a lot of line between you and the fish," explains pro Stacey King, who designed Bass Pro Shops' Laser Eye Jig for casting.

Can you jig for crappie at night?

Jigs and minnows are the best crappie baits, day and night. But at times it pays to vary the menu for discriminating nighttime diners. ... When allowed to fall on a slack line through schooling baitfish beneath your lights, they'll quickly garner a bite from opportunistic crappie.

Can a bass eat a baby alligator?

The freshwater bass is an underestimated predator — documented feasting on frogs, snakes, and even baby alligators. ... Smaller fish, insects, worms, crayfish, snails, frogs, snakes, small birds, mammals, and even baby alligators are all on the menu.

Is corn a good bait for trout?

While fresh corn, yellow or white, doesn't seem to work well at all, canned, whole-kernel, yellow corn makes a great trout bait.

How deep will walleye go?

The deepest water from which I've caught walleyes is about 55 feet, but I've heard reports of anglers finding late-fall walleyes at 70 feet. Typical late-fall walleye structure has a rocky bottom and is adjacent to deep water. The best structure is often in the deepest part of the lake.