... featuring 30 degree jig hook, pearl Mega Baitfish Emulator flash and fishair. You can use the taperizer scissors to adjust the length on the water to match the local baitfish.
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3 comments:
Very nice tie! and photo! Vlad.
I have no experience with those jig hooks at all, I wonder how many different angles they produce? what is the advantage touse 30 degree?
Thanks!
Mark
Brother,
Thanks for the comments! They are cool hooks since you can use very little weight and they will ride hook up. I mostly use 60 degree bend, and recently got these 30 degree-they look little more streamlined and so far I like them. Most jig hooks are either 90 degree or 60 degree. Alot of fisherman prefer 60 degree since it gives straighter line of pull.
Thanks a lot! Vlad,
I will ask the shop owner (Bear's Den) here to see if he has some of them... I will love to try those 30 degree hooks!
Mark
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