Fish Tec's Greg Clusiau has just been clobbering the big crappies on the "Jiggle Bug". Greg's favorite method, using the #6 size, is to "skin hook" a small minnow in the dorsal area, allowing it to really kick about, in trying to get free. The minnow's frantic action, along with the color and design of the jig, has produced many nice fish this winter. The "Jiggle Bug" comes in four, hot, new "Super-Glo" Neon attractor colors: Glow/Blue, Glow/Pink, Glow Chartreuse/Orange, and Glow Chartreuse/Lime. Greg has done very well on the crappies with the Glow/Blue and Glow/Pink colors. This very same jig, only in a different size and color has produced several nice walleyes this winter too.

The #4 "Jiggle Bug" in Glow Chartreuse/Lime, tipped with a small shiner has put many walleyes on the floor of Greg's ice shack. Clusiau points out to make sure and "charge" your jig as often as necessary. Reeling up and hanging the jig next to your lantern or shining a flashlight on it, can all of a sudden make fish very interested in it. Greg likes to do this every 20 minutes or so, depending upon the action. The "vertical" design of the jig allows the minnow to hang from the back and swim about naturally. Greg says "I don't like to be classified as a one-trick pony but when something works, something works. I'll keep using this presentation until I am forced to do something else. The Jiggle Bug is manufactured with Eagle Claw Lazer Sharp hooks.

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