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From: arkady@kodak.UUCP (Ark Pisarevsky)
Newsgroups: alt.fishing
Subject: JIGS, Jigs, JiGs, jIgS, jigs, ...
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Date: 19 Jan 90 13:17:48 GMT
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Organization: Eastman Kodak Co, Rochester, NY
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   Hello Net-Fishermen.

I am beginning to prepare for the coming season and the first 
activity planned is the walleye trip to Canada. 

Now, in my book waleyes and jigs go together. I had good luck 
in the past with Northland Fireball (tm) jigs. Especially their
lime-green color. But in perusing several old issues of In-Fisherman
I realized that there are several other popular companies/designs
(Jig-A-Whopper and Lindy-Little-Joe come to mind right now). 

Would anybody care to comment on these or other brands/styles. 
How about different jigging techniques ? Very slow lift-drop,
kind of like plastic worm, works for me.

Also, if anybody sees this message in North Bay, Canada I would 
really love to hear from you. Our spring trip is for Lake Nippising
and we need some sage local advice.

Well, I got to go, there are people around who think that
posting about fishing is not work :-) :-)

Happy Trails,

                        ...!rutgers!rochester!kodak!arkady