⁃ What minor adjustments do you make to the jig and the technique when the bit gets tough? Most importantly, What clues made you make that adjustment?

⁃ Can you share your approach to selecting the right jig for different types of cover and structure, such as grass, rocks, or wood?

⁃ Please discuss seasons, selecting the high-percentage jig adjustments you make, and most importantly, what clued you into making that change.

I love jig fishing! I tend towards 3/8 - 3/4 jig heads with full skirts. I change the trailer size to 3 inches or 4 inches, and I change the color depending on the conditions. WIndy/Wavy/Deep, I go heavier. Bluebird calm/clear/shallower, I go lighter. I use Football head jigs around rocks. I did well with jigs this year using Berkley chigger craw as the trailer. Here are some questions that may help me move to the next level with jig fishing:

FROST - we had ours as well.🥶 Thanks for the clarification.

Here are some names to get the creative juices flowing - What ones can you think of? What do you like?   I know that you have one to add to the list.

1. BLat’s SUFSchool Angling Aces

2. BLat’s SUFSchool Reel Rookies

3. BLat’s SUFSchool Fishing Prodigies

4. BLat’s SUFSchool Angling Armada

5. BLat’s SUFSchool Bass Battalion

6. BLat’s SUFSchool Catch Crew

7. BLat’s SUFSchool Bass Brigade

8. BLat’s SUFSchool Fishing Force

9. SUFSchool Bass Blazers

10. SUFSchool Bass Bandits

11. SUFSchool Reel Dominators

12. SUFSchool Bass Assassins

13. Straight Up Fishing Prodigies

14. Straight Up Angling Aces

15. SUF School Reel Champions

16. Straight Up Bass Masters

17. Straight Up Bass Busters

1. BLat’s SUFSchool Reel Rookies

2. BLat's SUF Hook Masters