[bravo252]

I got these stuff from army & navy long time ago.

Those are all 1/2 onz, and around twice heavier than normal jigs.

I'm not quite sure that it's proper for steely, but it seems to be good for a deep and fast run.

Any comment will be appreciated~!!

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[DMW]

They might work. :-\ The ones I use have a bigger fluffier tail and a smaller head with a longer hook shank!!

 

[kaitlyn]

most jigs for steelhead would be 1/4 or 1/8oz. those are a little large, but may work in poorer vis, or slightly faster water. they might also be useful for pocket water, with a 12 inch leader. they'd get down in a hurry., only one way to find out! you would not need much split shot.

 

[young gun]

they will work in the deep fast canyon pools of the thompson. those steelies hold in some real fast rough water!

 

[GOFISH]

I've used jigs for steelhead for 10 years or more ........ they are definately irresistable. Here's a few I've used with great success.

GOFISH 8)

 

[bravo252]

Still no chance to try my jigs!!

Might be this coming weekend...........

I'll fish deep and fast pools around Allison and above.

 

[scruffy]

i've gotta try them,never thought of using jigs for them,those jigs you got there GF look sweet ;D

 

[nates]

I also have caught alot of steel on jigs, I prefer jigs tied with a marabou/rabbit strip mixture. Just my preference, it's a confidence thing.

Tight Lines, Wes Roffey