12-19-2017, 06:30 PM
I love my jaw jackers. I like to use smaller jigs like slush bugs in 1/16oz or even smaller. The key to having successful hookups is making sure that jig is horizontal in the water. When the hook is vertical it will miss. Sometimes you have to play with your knots to make sure that the hooks are sitting good. I also downsize my bait and make sure the hook is exposed.
Another thing you can do is adjust the triggers. Depending on where and how the fish are biting I will adjust to the situation. If you are having fish bite lightly I will will loosen my triggers to have almost no resistance. If the fish are holding on I will tighten them up. This can be a daily experiment. They are fun to mess around with. Great product.
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Another thing you can do is adjust the triggers. Depending on where and how the fish are biting I will adjust to the situation. If you are having fish bite lightly I will will loosen my triggers to have almost no resistance. If the fish are holding on I will tighten them up. This can be a daily experiment. They are fun to mess around with. Great product.
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