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Keitech Tungsten Football Jig Version 2

Posted: Wed May 23, 2018 10:01 pm
by goldrod
Very Small jig,

Still not used to using it.. Dont even know what trailer to use with it..
Quality build for sure just a diminutive jig..

Re: Keitech Tungsten Football Jig Version 2

Posted: Wed May 23, 2018 11:55 pm
by DirtyD64
goldrod wrote:Very Small jig,

Still not used to using it.. Dont even know what trailer to use with it..
Quality build for sure just a diminutive jig..
Caught a PB smallmouth on one in Green Pumpkin. Was throwing the 1/2oz with a Netbait Paca Chunk in Green Pumpkin Candy. Still have a few of them actually even throw the Bass Patrol Silicone ones are overall better (aside of the tungsten sensitivity, hook needing sharpening, etc.) and they are WAY cheaper with a more stout hook. I will take the stouter Mustad hook over the sharper very light Gama in this Football jig situation because I lost a good one to the Keitech FB jig once. Had her to the boat, real nice 4-5lb and just put to much force, straighten the hook. Was using 16lb Sunline, that jig could probably handle 8lb fluorocarbon in open water situations...

Re: Keitech Tungsten Football Jig Version 2

Posted: Thu May 24, 2018 2:36 am
by TK_duluthbass
Fat swing impact, crazy flapper, yamamoto 4” dt grub, smallie beaver

Re: Keitech Tungsten Football Jig Version 2

Posted: Thu May 24, 2018 6:27 am
by goldrod
DirtyD64 wrote:
goldrod wrote:Very Small jig,

Still not used to using it.. Dont even know what trailer to use with it..
Quality build for sure just a diminutive jig..
Caught a PB smallmouth on one in Green Pumpkin. Was throwing the 1/2oz with a Netbait Paca Chunk in Green Pumpkin Candy. Still have a few of them actually even throw the Bass Patrol Silicone ones are overall better (aside of the tungsten sensitivity, hook needing sharpening, etc.) and they are WAY cheaper with a more stout hook. I will take the stouter Mustad hook over the sharper very light Gama in this Football jig situation because I lost a good one to the Keitech FB jig once. Had her to the boat, real nice 4-5lb and just put to much force, straighten the hook. Was using 16lb Sunline, that jig could probably handle 8lb fluorocarbon in open water situations...

In my exploration of the limits of this Daiwa ags brent ehler rod and ss sv modified reel
I brought the jig in 1/4 oz. I’m using what I think is 10# Floro but I need to go to at least 12#
I’m just not sure that the honeycomb spool by megabass is able to withstand the pressure.
I’m looking for a trailer for the jig and will used it tomorrow morning if the weather cooperates

Re: Keitech Tungsten Football Jig Version 2

Posted: Thu May 24, 2018 6:35 am
by DirtyD64
Just don't use a ton of drag. I am using one of those DIY spools for the 1516 Zillion w/ 30 Braid now on a MH. I just don't set the drag real high so it will slip before a spool crumples.

Re: Keitech Tungsten Football Jig Version 2

Posted: Thu May 24, 2018 7:25 am
by cndbasshunter
Yamamoto 4" grub :)

Re: Keitech Tungsten Football Jig Version 2

Posted: Sat Jun 09, 2018 2:19 pm
by poisonokie
I like those in 3/8 with the 2.8 swing impact fat Keitech recommends. I use a med xfast rod 10# Invizx on an SV105. Casts as far as it's possible to cast and slays em on certain days. They seem to like hitting it on the drop when it's hot out. Makes for a great search bait when they're inactive.