There are a lot of great jigs out there including a plethora of colors, head designs, and colors but if I could only choose one it would be the Dirty Jigs 3/4 oz Pitchin' Jig in "Molting Craw"
There are three baits which will pretty much have you covered regardless of which route you take, or what time of day you end up fishing in
Anything bigger than a breadbox, well, phone me
Martin, Vivian S
This can help insulate your feet from the ice and helps you float on soft slushy snow
Exceptional for: False Albacore (Albies) when theyre tight on anchovies Striped Bass keying on sand eels or cinder worms Bluefish slashing through bait clouds Bonito feeding high in the water column Jacks, Barracuda, Tarpon, Cobia and any aggressive surface-feeder If it blitzes, crashes bait, or feeds on topyou can catch it on a Rocket Egg