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• This coincided with the re-jigging of the ITV network.
• They are catching them on jigging spoons in deeper water.
• Early solo dancing was composed mostly of extemporaneous jigging done by men.
• Villareal said the water's drift is also critical to jigging success.
• The first squid-jigging event was held off Pulau Kapas in 1994.
• When ice fishing, walleye are caught jigging or on tip-ups.
• Flex-It jigging spoons are still successful.
• Cephalopods are caught by nets, pots, traps, trawling and hand jigging.
• Truancy is often referred to as playing hookey, skipping, ditching, or jigging.
• I've observed squid fishermen jigging off piers in Seattle and other Puget Sound communities.
• He jerked the line slowly _ this is called jigging _ and waited for a nibble.
• "CANDAT sotong " or squid-jigging is a seasonal affair in Terengganu.
• The few that are being hooked are on conventional tackle by anglers jigging spoons and ice jigs.
• No sooner had they and their pier partners started jigging for bait than boats began to appear.
• Someone somewhere once referred to jigging as " a jerk waiting for another jerk ."
• I then began the ever-so-gentle jigging action that triggers perch into mouthing the lure.
• Walleye are readily caught through the ice in winter, usually on jigs, jigging spoons or minnows.
• Vertical jigging in an aggressive manner can be an effective method of targeting the salmon species of the reservoir.
• As a result, interest increased, and now it isn't only immigrants who are jigging ."
• The jigging Dupuis believed he had taken the opening set tiebreaker on an ace as his serve whizzed past Agassi.