basic thoughts on weight

[Fish Here]

There is no one right weight to use. Too many factors involved. To be successful you have to put your offering in front of the fish. That can be shallow, over the Kelp, or deep on a Rocky Reef. Sometimes it has to stay there for a while. Adjust accordingly. I carry 1/4 oz to 3 oz, jigheads, a range of sizes from 5 inches to 8 inches, in a rainbow of colors. Adjust size, adjust color, adjust weight until they just suck it down. Then you are in business.

[PapaDave]

Depends on conditions for me, like current, wind, drift speed. I usually use 1.5-3oz for my jigs as I like to drift over locations and many of those are deep.

[temnhaninox]

Originally Posted by Fish Here

There is no one right weight to use. Too many factors involved. To be successful you have to put your offering in front of the fish. That can be shallow, over the Kelp, or deep on a Rocky Reef. Sometimes it has to stay there for a while. Adjust accordingly. I carry 1/4 oz to 3 oz, jigheads, a range of sizes from 5 inches to 8 inches, in a rainbow of colors. Adjust size, adjust color, adjust weight until they just suck it down. Then you are in business.

what's the name of the Fish bro?

[JohnMckroidJr]

Originally Posted by temnhaninox

what's the name of the Fish bro?

Kelp Bass

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paralabrax_clathratus