How to Catch Trout with Mini Jigs

[@Lasurge1982]

Finally got around subscribing. Been watching a lot of your videos. If I’m not slaying trout in real life I’m watching other people slay them on you tube. My wife i says I may have a problem. I don’t see it.

[@arFredBuild]

The fish fear you. Impressive catch.

[@corefishing1]

Haha thanks man!

[@salgonzales3108]

Thank you for into detail of the reeling in , I feel I been reeling to fast watching people and I'm gonna slow it down and I definitely will let you know if it's works 🤘

[@armandodavila2246]

As usual great job JOE thank you for sharing your informative videos love them thank you so much I will try this notorious this weekend have a great day take care yourself be safe🐟🎣🐠

[@eddietorres8688]

Hey Joe, I noticed you switched up from the Phenix and Stradic to the Okuma. How come?

[@roroteam8395]

This is some good info thanks brother. I dont do trout fishing but I might now lol

[@maddgoatee9708]

Another great video. Thank you for the info on your whole jig set-up and baits.

[@mikelabelle420]

Thanks for the info and help. I too feel like I'm rushing things too much. I'm used to spoons and spinners which I'm finding is very different. Looking forward to watching your other videos. Subbed 👍

[@mikelabelle420]

@Core Fishing when you are bouncing and retrieving is the jig staying in the water column or bouncing along the bottom?

[@mikelabelle420]

@@corefishing1 how do you control where in the water column? Is there a way to tell if you can't see it?

[@mikelabelle420]

@Core Fishing OK got it. Thanks a lot bro. I really appreciate it.

[@vnjlucero4363]

Yessir. Thanks for all the good info I will definitely use ur advice. Keep casting!!!!

[@jaaydeuce6503]

How do you prevent line twist I been using 4 pound test but every other cast I get knots

[@Mr.ScoolieDee]

Great video 📹 whats the name of this pond? I would love to take my wife and daughter to be our first time trout fishing especially using your informative videos 📹 keep them coming

[@1239bassman]

Do you add any weight when throwing a 1/32 mini jig?

[@ahhdat]

Thanks for sharing, Joe. That look like a lot of fun. I need to go there and try it out one of this day. By the way, Charlie Lee is taking me on his boat this Saturday to Hogan Lake. Come meet us up = )

[@ahhdat]

@@corefishing1 thanks

[@DK94211]

I gotta go fishing with you to that pond one of these days. Show me what I’m doing wrong. I’ve gone there and amador and have gotten skunked everytime.

[@vickf9918]

Hey Joe I have a few questions how do u hook up your stick baits and your okuma rod is it 2pc or 1pc ?

[@jimsheldon3738]

I know this is an older video, but what lake were you at ?

[@waguni]

Where can I find the natural jig heads sir

[@awildgrendel7148]

Flouro or mono is best for jigs?

[@TghtLin]

What brand are those natural (bare lead) jighead hooks? Does the 1/16 oz come with different size hooks? Or just one hook size? Great detailed video!

[@corefishing1]

I can’t remember the brand I use. All I know is I get some 1/16 and 1/32 oz jig heads off eBay by the 100 pack. And the size hook I usually look for is size 6 or 4. Thanks for watching.

[@livethemoment9070]

Which 1/32 or 1/16 jig head do you use?

[@slimytrout]

Love watching your videos man, great content!

[@SergioRodriguez-dp6ss]

Great video What knot do you use? Thanks

[@corefishing1]

Thanks for watching! I use an improved clinch knot.

[@abelardolopez3819]

what pond is this at those are tanks!

[@Riddlerriddlesgreen]

What lakes do you fish around sac?

[@Roboworm99]

Is the color called Black Mamba for the stickbait ?

[@corefishing1]

I believe so. I think it was named that. But if you tell notorious black and gold he’ll know which color.

[@Roboworm99]

@@corefishing1 cool thanks. Amazes me Fishing that style bait like that. But I can definitely understand the action of it in the water

[@pradewochannel]

Wow good luck brother best friends from Indonesian 👌👍💪

[@eddyibarra9585]

hey bro with the 3 inch stick worm do you cut a piece off or leave the whole worm on?

[@eddyibarra9585]

@@corefishing1 awesome thanks going to have to try that out

[@IamNobody777]

Thanks for the information. Fish on.

[@Reportingforduty215]

Does this technique work better than a bobber technique for crappie

[@corefishing1]

I think they are different techniques for different times. The bobber allows you to suspend the jig for a longer time in one spot. The jig without a bobber works much faster and can trigger active fish to bite more.

[@YPVADVENTURES]

Nice catch bro, killing it like always..

[@kewlkory]

info on that pond?

[@shination3846]

🔥 🔥 🔥 as always bro!

[@SACHMOOB916]

Was this at Amador?

[@kurano183]

Where do you fish this could help alot!

[@delricohunter1281]

Where is this lake?

[@charlesuvari9792]

how do they taste when they are that big ?

[@freddiegonz4113]

Muddy

[@kingpin84]

Like coochie

[@luster5497]

The first bite is the hardest, otherwise you feel like nothing is working no matter how many different ways you tried to retrieve. -I haven't gotten a jig bite yet......

[@JoeShowFishing]

Great vidoe bro!

[@pashaali7907]

What lake is this ??

[@KimchiJerry]

I believe any ultralight rod works but I think a crucial factor is if it’s fast or medium/ medium fast. Fast action doesn’t let you cast it as far because the bend is more significant. Now m/mf action doesn’t have much of a bend when you cast it so it “flicks” the jig faster and farther. The Okuma GSP is medium/medium fast which is perfect for it. Some people use American Spirit UL rod for jigs but it’s so fluid or bends easily and casts your jig down and not high or far. If that makes sense but trust me if experimented.

[@corefishing1]

I agree, the mod fast action is way better for trout jigging. I like the okuma GSP for that exact reason.

[@FishOnRonnie]

Thanks for the advices bro! Do you recommend for my setup I got ugly stik 7’ ultra lite and recently paired it with an okuma cbf 1000, would it do alright casting and mini jigs on a 2lbs, 3lbs, 4lbs test? Also, what line would you recommend jigging, fluorocarbon or monofilament? Sorry for the noobie questions. New Sub here! 🤙

[@FishOnRonnie]

@@corefishing1 Thanks for the response bro! Keep slaying them trouts! 💪

[@donaldstephensen8654]

Nice vid boss

[@donaldstephensen8654]

@@corefishing1 yha I got burnt out on tube I'm fishing ghoulie jig right now getting really nice fish in all of the sd lakes

[@nelsonkafieh6944]

The Facebook link doesn't work!

[@mainorvalenzuela6207]

Where you go fish trout?

[@JUNationFishing]

Great explanation! 👍🙏🎣⚒

[@jf8468]

Catching fish is better than clapping cheeks, no doubt. Especially when your rod is bent and something heavy is at the other end and you are trying to land it. The possibility that it gets away is always there until you got it

[@maxportillo4262]

I felt that my bait wasn't sinking very well i might be jigging too fast

[@corefishing1]

I’m guessing you probably are working the jig too fast as well. Usually I work the bait within the top 5 ft of water.

[@gladegoodrich2297]

Most important thing is a light line. 4 pound is max!

[@mattnguyen1672]

Thx for the video. But damn you savage bro. Atleast bonk and bleed the trout so they don’t suffer on the metal stringer

[@WillTamo]

Nicce

[@outdoorsanimalsandmusic3014]

If you keep your limit everytime that place will not be good to fish eventually. I love to eat fish but I CnR a lot so there is fish remaining. At eagle lake the limit is two for a reason and it closes from march 1 through may 31.. They don’t want it fished out. I can control that urge to keep everything I catch like I did when I was a kid. I know it’s legal but is that’s your argument it means you don’t care about future fish populations. I fish 3-4 times a week also