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parker23 · 03-11-2007, 06:42 PM

Thank you for a great read. I think I will pull out Doc Muller’s book for a re-read. If you like fishing bucktails, you can't go wrong w/this book. Muller has it down to a science, varying the weight, amount of hair and size of pork to every imaginable weather/structure
combination. The way he describes how to picture the bottom and the bucktails relationship through a fish’s eye.
Fishing the bucktail jig requires total concentration and deliberate actions to be successful. I find that I am most relaxed and in my own zone when doing this type of bottom work. I fish the jig best when I am alone in my boat or on the beach with a good distance away from my neighbor.

I need to go fishing real bad!

03-11-2007, 06:42 PM	#4
parker23 No Trolling allowed iTrader: (0) Join Date: Oct 2004 Location: North Kingstown, RI Posts: 414	Thank you for a great read. I think I will pull out Doc Muller’s book for a re-read. If you like fishing bucktails, you can't go wrong w/this book. Muller has it down to a science, varying the weight, amount of hair and size of pork to every imaginable weather/structure combination. The way he describes how to picture the bottom and the bucktails relationship through a fish’s eye. Fishing the bucktail jig requires total concentration and deliberate actions to be successful. I find that I am most relaxed and in my own zone when doing this type of bottom work. I fish the jig best when I am alone in my boat or on the beach with a good distance away from my neighbor. I need to go fishing real bad!