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Jig Fishing 101

When fishing a jig it is very important to watch your line. If you notice the line going slack all of the sudden, then chances are the bait is in the mouth of Mr. Bass. Secondly if you see the line moving perpendicular to the direction of your cast it is likely that a bass has picked it up and is swimming with it. If this occurs reel up any slack line and set the hook.

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