Nu Tech Jigs

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I just recieved a large package of Naked NuTech Jig heads from Bo. High quality stuff folks. I will be dressing them with deer hair in Craw type colors. I will post pictures.

I will fish these very old school with pork frog trailers. Last weekend I used pork frog trailers on my spinner bait for the first time in a while. I had forgotten how much difference it made to use real rind trailers if you pretreated them. I will post pictures of that as well.

It is time some of you learned old boy tricks before we all go to the next "new, best lake."

[dtrs5kprs]

Next thing you know you'll be throwing a Pedigo Spin-Rite.

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Tom Mann go his idea for the Little George from there.

[J-Doc]

Is it the scent that makes the pork trailer so good? I've used one once but it was many many years ago.

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First, the frogs move like they are alive. Second, the salt cure meant they were the first salt saturated bait. Third, they squished like real meat. On spinner baits the last point was not so important.

I will try to figure out a way to film a frog in a tank.

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1/4 ounce NuTech jig with black/orange/yellow/red bown/brown/yellow olive/olive deer hair (tied on in that order).

[J-Doc]

Your sending me a sample right? Lol

[Jerry Rapp]

First, the frogs move like they are alive. Second, the salt cure meant they were the first salt saturated bait. Third, they squished like real meat. On spinner baits the last point was not so important.

I will try to figure out a way to film a frog in a tank.

I used to fish an Uncle Josh frog chunk on a plain weedless wire hook around any vegetation in the water. Caught lots of fish on that in the 1970's. No doubt in my find it would still work.

[dtrs5kprs]

Is it the scent that makes the pork trailer so good? I've used one once but it was many many years ago.

The meaty bit, plus they have a different fall rate than plastic.

[J-Doc]

I see. Thank you!