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200-300g Jigs

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Damien Phillip:
Thnx guys, for all of the inputs
have a pretty good idea now of what my jig collection is likely to consist of and how i will rig them.

Cam Foley:

--- Quote from: Simon Thomas on December 11, 2008, 08:39:24 AM ---I really like the Jigs Ace in 280g in burnt eggs colour that I got from Jones' Tackle.  It has caught a majority of my fish, probably because it spends more time on my rod!!  It is really easy to use, much easier than the sea rocks.  It only cost about $25, so not bad value really.

Simon

yip the jig ace sure is consistent ,i have one i also got from Jones' Tackle in orange colour, is easy to work and always brought back something, have since retired it because i don't want to loose it.Has caught well over a hundred fish of all types and has the scars of a battle warrior.
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Greg Burt:
Memories, 1st serious jig trip after stocking up Ace jigs from Jones Tackle many years ago :)Pre Stella days ;)

'The orange Ace Jig'

Marko Pekic:
if fishing in shallows of wa for demersals then smaller fluttery jigs like the ima ros, shout stays and smiths are dynamite. Ciuple friends of mine been killing it on the shimano butterfly jigs too. Daiwa pirates also catch edverything for me :)

Dan Colebrook:
jigging master alien jigs 250 & 300 are pretty good, sink fast and good action on way back up. zest curvaceous 200 flutters everywhere, great for a real slow drift. zest hardy long 200 sinks a bit better and  is good too.

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