Canadian bass fishing pro and multi-species-angler Jeff "Gussy" Gustafson carries over 50-pounds of jigs in his boat, making efficient storage essential. Gussy shares his system for keeping jigs organized and protected from wear and tear by using an assortment of size-specific Plano EDGE Series tackle boxes.
FEATURED TACKLE BOXES
• Plano EDGE Series 3500 (tubes): omnia.direct/J...
• Plano EDGE Series 3600 (Smeltinators): wired2.fish/3O...
• Plano EDGE Series 3700 (mixed jigs): wired2.fish/3v...
• Plano EDGE Plastics 3700 (bulk box): wired2.fish/3O...
His process involves pairing key jig categories to specific boxes based on the number of jigs needed and the packaging size. He shares jig box setups for tube heads, Damiki and small swimbaits, Ned, round ball, football jigs, mushroom heads, and bulk packaging.
Bottom line, jigs are among the most crucial lure categories because they can be fished standalone, with thousands of plastics combinations, or live bait. A good collection is costly, so it should be cared for and organized -- Gussy's system accomplishes both.
OTHER GEAR
• Bass Tactics Smeltinator Swimbait Jighead (Damiki & swimbaits): wired2.fish/3x...
• Z-Man Finesse ShroomZ Jig Head: wired2.fish/3K...
• Z-Man Football NedZ: wired2.fish/3K...
• Gamakatsu Round Jig Head: wired2.fish/3M...
• Gamakatsu Football Jig Head: wired2.fish/3O...
• SUNGLASSES - Costa Del Mar Reefton: wired2.fish/37...
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