10-03-05, 04:28 PM
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Jig head for Tikis/Senkos
If you guys were using a jig head for a tiki stik or senko 5 in. what would be the avergage proper weight for 5 - 10 feet of water?
Thanks Ryan
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10-03-05, 06:35 PM
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Probably a 1/8 oz. If I'm using a jig head it will have a Trick or finesse worm on it more than a stickbait, but that is just me. I did use a tiki dip stick as a jig trailer the other day, but no takers.
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10-03-05, 06:39 PM
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ive heard of that but i always wheightless rig it
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10-03-05, 06:41 PM
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if you dont use any wheight it looks more lifelike.but like reb said its my opinion
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10-04-05, 09:07 AM
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I've definently caught more bass weightless than even with a 1/16oz. or 1/8oz. bullet weight. T-rigging it.
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10-05-05, 12:09 PM
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Never did it, and doubt why, since the water was only 5-10feet.
IMO, I wacky rig or t-rig 5" tiki weightless(economic way  )! that's all for tiki or sanko. If I use jig, I'll use P'N'J
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10-07-05, 11:30 PM
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just experiment,if they wont hit it,then but a light wheight on it and work your way up.it had got to the point were i was doing so good,i would use a tiki in any situation,and when it didnt work(only once)i would switch baits.i have never used a whieght with a tiki,and probbaly never will.if your just trying to get it down faster,use a kinami,there almost just as good but a little more exspensive,and sink faster.
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10-08-05, 12:30 PM
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I saw this on a show once. 1-4 weightless
5-8 1/16 8-10 1/8 Remember the lighter the better gives more time for a nice slow fall!
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10-10-05, 06:05 PM
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it might work,just not as good as wheightles rig
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10-10-05, 07:19 PM
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I'd say as light as you can get aways with
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10-10-05, 07:55 PM
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the lighter,the more action
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