If you are thinking of getting jigs for tube bait, you need to make sure you are using the best ones for the job. This will help you to have a more successful fishing experience. Below is a list of some of the top choices when it comes to jigs for tube bait.

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Tube bait is a soft plastic lure which has tentacles on the open end. These tentacles flutter as the lure is moved through the water. This action creates vibration and attracts bass.

The best time to fish tube lures is during early spring, before spawning. They also work for offshore fishing.

Tubes can be rigged in many ways. Among the most popular ways to rig a tube is with a jig head. You can rig tube lures with mushroom style jig heads, round headed jig heads, or football jig heads.

A football jig head is ideal for fishing a tube on a rock bottom. It lifts and raises the tube's tentacles, allowing you to crawl over the rocks.

There are many different sizes and colors of tube lures. Smaller tubes are ideal for finicky fish, while larger ones work better for big musky or largemouth bass.

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One of the most popular baits in the US is the tube, or so the industry reports. In fact, there are more than one million tubes sold in the country alone. And, while they're not a cheap option, they can be a valuable resource when used correctly. The trick is knowing when to take them out, where to place them and how to make them work for you. With a bit of planning and a little trial and error, you'll be tube fishing like a pro in no time.

While tubes are still a mainstay in many fisherman's tackle boxes, there are more recent generations of tubes that are more durable and more effective. For instance, tubes can be wrapped in plastic bags and tied off, making it the ideal lure for storing and releasing fish in the tidal pool. Alternatively, they can be unscented, making them ideal for use in a pond or lake without a hose to clean them.

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There are many different tube jigs on the market. From large tubes to smaller versions, you can find one that matches the color of your bait. The trick is to rig it properly to maximize its effectiveness in flipping situations.

Tubes have a long history of effectiveness. They imitate a wide variety of forage, from crawfish to gobies to darters. Many top tour pros say that tube lures are still an effective option. However, they're being replaced by sleeker models.

For a few years, the fat tube was a fixture on the B.A.S.S. Tour, as Denny Brauer won numerous tournaments on them. But three or four years ago, the fish didn't bite on the east coast. This has prompted some pros to switch to specialized soft plastics.