Salmon Twitching Jigs have become very popular over the last 10 year and it is obvious why. They are one of the Best Lures for Salmon fishing on West coast rivers. In this how to video Zach shows us how to tie a simple but very effective twitching jig called the Cotton Candy Twitching Jig. Use this lure on the Squamish, Vedder or Harrison and you will catch fish. Good Luck this Fall!
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Cotton Candy Twitching Jig:
1/2 or 3/8oz twitching jig hook
Thread: 140 denier fl. Pink
Tail: fl. Pink zonker
Body: Fl. Fuschia UV Polar Chenille
Wing: Opal Mirage Flashabou Blue
Collar: Fl. Blue Crosscut Rabbit Strip
As we have discovered over the past few years of twitching, for the most part colour doesn’t matter when it comes to salmon fishing. The erratic action caused by this technique turns even the most tight lipped fish into biters. One thing you will want in your jig arsenal is have more jigs than you think you will need and have a variety of colours. The cotton candy colour combo has been one of our favorite colours to start with when we hit the water. Try this combo out and let your imagination take over to come up with your own killer colour combos!
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