Night fishing Stockton lake July 24th

[Quillback]

Also ha sang one here tried the Nutech jig heads ? Have a friend who bought some says they work as advertised.

I have used Nutech jigs, they are less snaggy than the conventional jig heads. And when they do get hung up you can usually pull them out if you get on the other side of it.

[Eric the awful fisherman]

I may have to try them. Just curious if they were all hype or not.

[Kee sims]

Use one of mine and see if you like it then order of so.

[Jmontgo1246]

All of the tungsten is pure tungsten...none of the weights or jigs are that resin mix coating

On the bass team tackle website are the heads made of pure tungsten or the tungsten powder epoxy mix? I couldn't find anything saying one way or another.

Also ha sang one here tried the Nutech jig heads ? Have a friend who bought some says they work as advertised.

[Eric the awful fisherman]

All of the tungsten is pure tungsten...none of the weights or jigs are that resin mix coating

Thanks I've been wondering I may have to get some tungsten shaky heads. I wonder if anyone makes a tungsten wobble head ? Those would be cool.

[crappie jerk]

it is really refreshing to see someone think they are a awful fisherman when I'm sure they aren't.. it gets "OLD" seeing posts of people bragging about how good of fisherman they are. IF YOU ARE GOOD -YOU DON'T NEED TO BRAG.!!!.. Eric, I have respect for you and I hope the best for you in trying to be abetter fisherman.

[Jmontgo1246]

They do make a tungsten wobblehead...i lose way too many lead ones...get costly if they were tungsten!!

[Big Keene]

i was throwing 1/2 and 3/4 oz Nutechs at Table Rock last week. worked good, only lost one!

my brother was using them as well, and he did better than i did.

i had no issues feeling the bottom with either in all depths, but i was fishing it on a 7' fast/extra fast rod.