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Jeff Posted At 11:55:14 12/01/2000

I mostly jig for perch, but on a slow day I will set up a few tip-ups.

When I jig I let the line with a bibbit on the end sink to the bottom. Then I will usally real it up about two or three feet. This allows the bibbit to hang freely. I usally like to fish with a wax worm or a pinhead minnow on the bibbit. I slowly jig it up and down untell something bites.

kenny sanders Re: jigging for perch (Currently 2 replies)
Posted At 13:08:09 12/15/2000
I already know that

william Re: jigging for perch (Currently 0 replies)
Posted At 13:16:41 12/04/2001
What is a bibbit?

Rayne Re: jigging for perch (Currently 0 replies)
Posted At 01:39:16 01/08/2002
Try using the eyeballs from the previously caught fish.
Remove the whole eyeball with the tip of your knife CAREFULLY. They don't like soft broken ones.
Be careful removing them though they break open easily.
Here in Utah this works well. Usually you can catch a limit of 20 perch in a couple of hours. So much for a LONG DAY on the ice. It sure is fun though if you catch and release. Tight lines and good luck. Rayne.

Rayne Re: jigging for perch (Currently 0 replies)
Posted At 01:40:58 01/08/2002
Try using the eyeballs from a freshly caught perch.
Remove the whole eyeball with the tip of your knife CAREFULLY. They don't like soft broken ones.
Be careful removing them though, they break open easily.
Here in Utah this works well. Usually you can catch a limit of 20 perch in a couple of hours. So much for a LONG DAY on the ice. It sure is fun though if you catch and release. Tight lines and good luck. Rayne.

FIZBO Re: jigging for perch (Currently 0 replies)
Posted At 10:24:51 01/11/2002
Sounds like a good idea.What the hell is a bibbit?????

nathan mosher Re: jigging for perch (Currently 0 replies)
Posted At 16:43:31 02/03/2002
we'll see what happens thanks

Tom Re: jigging for perch (Currently 0 replies)
Posted At 17:10:10 02/03/2002
Please,PLEASE,tell us what a bibbit is!!!!

zeke Re: jigging for perch (Currently 0 replies)
Posted At 15:12:02 02/04/2002
what the hell is a bibbit you fag

Tom Re: jigging for perch (Currently 0 replies)
Posted At 19:14:04 02/04/2002
Keep it clean zeke,I got a picture of my mother in my wallet.

Todd Re: jigging for perch (Currently 0 replies)
Posted At 20:26:41 02/15/2002
Here in Utah most say to use meal or wax worms on a small ice fly. I've found that once you catch your first one cut a small strip of meet from the tail and put that on. I like this because it isn't quite as easy for the fish to steal you bait. Good Luck

jade Re: jigging for perch (Currently 0 replies)
Posted At 14:42:15 02/27/2002
what is a bibbit you freak

Author	Subject: jigging for perch
Jeff	Posted At 11:55:14 12/01/2000 I mostly jig for perch, but on a slow day I will set up a few tip-ups. When I jig I let the line with a bibbit on the end sink to the bottom. Then I will usally real it up about two or three feet. This allows the bibbit to hang freely. I usally like to fish with a wax worm or a pinhead minnow on the bibbit. I slowly jig it up and down untell something bites.
kenny sanders	Re: jigging for perch (Currently 2 replies) Posted At 13:08:09 12/15/2000 I already know that
william	Re: jigging for perch (Currently 0 replies) Posted At 13:16:41 12/04/2001 What is a bibbit?
Rayne	Re: jigging for perch (Currently 0 replies) Posted At 01:39:16 01/08/2002 Try using the eyeballs from the previously caught fish. Remove the whole eyeball with the tip of your knife CAREFULLY. They don't like soft broken ones. Be careful removing them though they break open easily. Here in Utah this works well. Usually you can catch a limit of 20 perch in a couple of hours. So much for a LONG DAY on the ice. It sure is fun though if you catch and release. Tight lines and good luck. Rayne.
Rayne	Re: jigging for perch (Currently 0 replies) Posted At 01:40:58 01/08/2002 Try using the eyeballs from a freshly caught perch. Remove the whole eyeball with the tip of your knife CAREFULLY. They don't like soft broken ones. Be careful removing them though, they break open easily. Here in Utah this works well. Usually you can catch a limit of 20 perch in a couple of hours. So much for a LONG DAY on the ice. It sure is fun though if you catch and release. Tight lines and good luck. Rayne.
FIZBO	Re: jigging for perch (Currently 0 replies) Posted At 10:24:51 01/11/2002 Sounds like a good idea.What the hell is a bibbit?????
nathan mosher	Re: jigging for perch (Currently 0 replies) Posted At 16:43:31 02/03/2002 we'll see what happens thanks
Tom	Re: jigging for perch (Currently 0 replies) Posted At 17:10:10 02/03/2002 Please,PLEASE,tell us what a bibbit is!!!!
zeke	Re: jigging for perch (Currently 0 replies) Posted At 15:12:02 02/04/2002 what the hell is a bibbit you fag
Tom	Re: jigging for perch (Currently 0 replies) Posted At 19:14:04 02/04/2002 Keep it clean zeke,I got a picture of my mother in my wallet.
Todd	Re: jigging for perch (Currently 0 replies) Posted At 20:26:41 02/15/2002 Here in Utah most say to use meal or wax worms on a small ice fly. I've found that once you catch your first one cut a small strip of meet from the tail and put that on. I like this because it isn't quite as easy for the fish to steal you bait. Good Luck
jade	Re: jigging for perch (Currently 0 replies) Posted At 14:42:15 02/27/2002 what is a bibbit you freak