You read How To Jig a Spoon but where do you jig it? There are many types of cover and structure to look for this time of year. Learn different things that hold bass now and you will be able to catch them all winter long. A good depthfinder is a necessity to find fish this time of year and you will be wasting time without one.
Where To Jig A Spoon

Jigging a spoon will work in the fall and all winter long if the water stays soft on top like it does here in Georgia. Clear water is best but you can catch fish under most conditions when they school up deep. A good depthfinder is essential for locating them and saying on them. Try it where you live and let us know how it works for you by sharing your experiences in the comments section below.
How To Jig Spoons To Catch Fish In the Fall

Roger Lee Brown, The Bass Coach, tells why jigging spoons catch fish and why he uses them. This article should help you catch fish now in cold weather. Put the information from my articles on How To Jig A Spoon and Where to Jig a Spoon together with Roger's information and go out and catch some fish!
Why Fish Jigging Spoons

Captain Jim Hirt has a method for finding salmon on Lake Michigan. He says they are controlled by temperature so he looks for temperature zones to catch them. This article explains what a zone is, how to find the right zone, how to fish it and what lures to use.

In the second part of this article Captain Hirt explains the different zone you need to find for brown trout and how to fish it, too.

Do you fish zones for fish? Share your tips and methods in the comment section below.

picture (c) Captain Jim Hirt

Catch Salmon In Lake Michigan By Fishing the Zone