- How should we use electronics/maps/Google Earth/other tools to our advantage when jig fishing?

- What advanced professional presentation techniques/tricks do you use to trigger bites from pressured or inactive fish? Please talk a little about the reasons.

 ⁃ Do you modify your jigs? Why? I typically trim a few of the bristles of the weed guard to have a slightly better hookup ratio.

 ⁃ What are your color and size preferences during what conditions?

 ⁃ 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:

It is fun

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