11. He jerked the line slowly _ this is called jigging _ and waited for a nibble. 12. "CANDAT sotong " or squid-jigging is a seasonal affair in Terengganu. 13. The few that are being hooked are on conventional tackle by anglers jigging spoons and ice jigs. 14. No sooner had they and their pier partners started jigging for bait than boats began to appear. 15. Someone somewhere once referred to jigging as " a jerk waiting for another jerk ." 16. I then began the ever-so-gentle jigging action that triggers perch into mouthing the lure. 17. Walleye are readily caught through the ice in winter, usually on jigs, jigging spoons or minnows. 18. Vertical jigging in an aggressive manner can be an effective method of targeting the salmon species of the reservoir. 19. As a result, interest increased, and now it isn't only immigrants who are jigging ." 20. The jigging Dupuis believed he had taken the opening set tiebreaker on an ace as his serve whizzed past Agassi.
