Junebug?
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Re: Junebug?
Junebug jigs work very well year around I use 4" twin tail yamamoto grubs. Wintertime rain water stains up they work really good. Finesse jigs are really working now. The spotted bass here at millerton and pine flat and at mcclure
Eastman jigs in junebug are also on LMB.
are get with it on that color. 4" or 6" worms with chartreuse tail are working also
Eastman jigs in junebug are also on LMB.
are get with it on that color. 4" or 6" worms with chartreuse tail are working also
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Re: Junebug?
This just one box of three that I carry in my boat of junebug jigs there between 75 to 100 jigs in very box Reg skirted jigs Puffball jigs and Lion collar jigs. This is one of my main
year around colors. And I carry 15 different
colors in my boat. And I carry a large amount of jigs and grub trailers. I currently build 53 different color patterns in jigs.
year around colors. And I carry 15 different
colors in my boat. And I carry a large amount of jigs and grub trailers. I currently build 53 different color patterns in jigs.
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Building and fishing custom bass jigs
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Re: Junebug?
All year long, it's more about water color. Typically works better in stained to dirty water but that's not set in stone. The first flip fish I ever caught was on a junebug color brush hog at Clear Lake in March. One of my favorite color combo's for punching late summer to early fall (clear water) is a green pumpkin skirt paired with a junebug hog.
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Re: Junebug?
3 color combo jigs Brown/Green Pumpkin/Junebug the jig is called Sour grape using either Junebug trailer or watermelon red/ black flake trailer. And all 3 color complement and dominate each other when mixed together.
Another really good clear or stained water bait.
And other good year around color.
Another really good clear or stained water bait.
And other good year around color.
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Re: Junebug?
June Bug worms ( dark purple w/green flake ) is good in low light dawn and dusk and night in clear water all day in off color water with aquatic vegetation.
Dark green w/ dark purple jig skirt and June Bug soft plastic trailer sane situation as worms.
Tom
Dark green w/ dark purple jig skirt and June Bug soft plastic trailer sane situation as worms.
Tom
Re: Junebug?
Junebug is a great color I flipped at Clear Lake over 20 years only used 2 colors watermelon candy and junebug used to buy them 10 packs at a time both colors mostly fished junebug in off colored water. The color is a blackgrape with flake black grape goes way back to Manns Jelly Worms in the 70s or before, purple always works with plasic baits but black grape really caught um chartruse tails are good on worms too. Brush hogs work good on a C Rig and sometimes on a 5/0 1/2 oz jig on stucture 5 to 30 feet. It is a good all around color all year and just not in stained water. Fish it alot gain confidence it will work
the best way to catch a big one is don't lose um sharp hooks set drag retie!
Re: Junebug?
2 colors flipping was about Brush Hogs Used to flip alot of 3/8 and 1/2 oz arkie head style Jigs with Super Pork and Yamamoto 5" double tail grubs , later Sweet Beavers Coonasty flippin and pitchin texas style.
the best way to catch a big one is don't lose um sharp hooks set drag retie!
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Re: Junebug?
The bottom line is junebug is a very good color choice to fish year around.
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Building and fishing custom bass jigs
since 1977
Madera Ca.
Favorite Lakes
Eastman
Hensley
12.5 Eastman lake
12.9 Eastman lake
8.5 Hensley lake
Home Of The Original Lions Collar Jig
Building and fishing custom bass jigs
since 1977
Madera Ca.
Favorite Lakes
Eastman
Hensley
12.5 Eastman lake
12.9 Eastman lake
8.5 Hensley lake
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Re: Junebug?
Here a really great jig and trailer combo
Home Of The Original Puffball Jig
Home Of The Original Lions Collar Jig
Building and fishing custom bass jigs
since 1977
Madera Ca.
Favorite Lakes
Eastman
Hensley
12.5 Eastman lake
12.9 Eastman lake
8.5 Hensley lake
Home Of The Original Lions Collar Jig
Building and fishing custom bass jigs
since 1977
Madera Ca.
Favorite Lakes
Eastman
Hensley
12.5 Eastman lake
12.9 Eastman lake
8.5 Hensley lake
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Re: Junebug?
And a old throw back
Home Of The Original Puffball Jig
Home Of The Original Lions Collar Jig
Building and fishing custom bass jigs
since 1977
Madera Ca.
Favorite Lakes
Eastman
Hensley
12.5 Eastman lake
12.9 Eastman lake
8.5 Hensley lake
Home Of The Original Lions Collar Jig
Building and fishing custom bass jigs
since 1977
Madera Ca.
Favorite Lakes
Eastman
Hensley
12.5 Eastman lake
12.9 Eastman lake
8.5 Hensley lake
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