That's a good question. They are all based on shape, line tie position and other details like the skirt and hook strength. Most specialized jigs have the specialty in the name. But just because it's a flipping jig doesn't mean you can't swim it. The jig I used says flipping but I was working it up and down through the vegetation. I also "swim" it by reeling it in at a faster pace back to me. And sometimes I drag it slowly on the bottom. But Google it, research it, use it and find out what works best for you.

Yes! The kayak doesn't track very well and is subject to wind. They've announced a rudder (additional cost) but still haven't released it. They did also release a product 'flex wing'? To help so I guess they acknowledged the issue. The size of the 107 is perfect! It isnt a small kayak but the size makes it so easy to transport and handle. I literally pick it up throw it in my truck bed and can drag it to any body of water. I may invest in a peddle yak but honestly I probably won't get rid of my Bonafide. It is a very nice kayak and you I doubt you'll be disappointed. Also check out the limited editions they just announced at Icast! Thanks for watching and commenting. Appreciated!