Jig Head & Worm or Spinner

cg97 · **Joined:** Fri Jul 02, 2010 7:05 pm **Posts:** 5

Hey guys,

Just wondering if a jig head with just a worm would work better then a bottom bouncing spinner (worm harness I guess it's called)...bit of a noob here, just wanna make sure we have at least a fighting chance at catching some walleye tomorrow when we hit the lake.

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Cheers!

matdbz29 · **Joined:** Mon Feb 16, 2009 9:51 am **Posts:** 649

keeping your baits at or near bottom is pretty important. bottom bouncers are gonna assure your on the bottom, where the pickeral are. ive not often fished a jig and worm on quinte, although im sure it works. your best bet are harnesses, inline spinners, or crankbaits!

Bottom Bouncer · **Joined:** Wed Feb 17, 2010 4:07 pm **Posts:** 54

When times get tough and the water starts to warm, "the dog days of summer" call for a jig and worm. Sometimes it's the only way you can hook some suspended Walts. When cranks aren't hitting and I know the fish are suspended I go with a slipfloat tipped with a jig and worm. If you do decide to try slipfloat fishing vary your jig sizes until you find what works with the current and what they are hitting.

Good luck.

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