Favorite Color Jig 2024
deep reply :
Just wanted to see how many black & blue fans there are. If you fish more than one color (we all do), please choose the one you'd fish first on a new-to-you lake.
P.S. Tom, I know the colors you fish, and you need not reply 
roadwarrior reply :
#1 Black Siebert Outdoors 1/2 oz "Big O" (football head) with a Rage Lobster, black with blue flakes
#2 Siebert 3/8 oz PB&J with a Rage Craw, PB&J
BassSlayer71 reply :
Black and blue all the way!
ww2farmer reply :
Black and blue, or green and brown that's all I need.
Jrob78 reply :
My go to jig color is some variation of green pumpkin.
long island basser reply :
Greens and Browns in 1/4 and 3/8 oz for me as I fish mostly shallow clear lakes.
Raul reply :
Any color is fine as long as it's black.
whitwolf reply :
Siebert jigs.... Black, Bluegill, and White/shad. On occasion, when the mood strikes, I will throw Falcon craw.
BasshunterJGH reply :
Black and blue for the waters I fish.
warpath58 reply :
Brown and orange or Bluegill flash
spotaholic reply :
Brown with Green Pumpkin chunk. Pretty simple but very effective.
iceintheveins reply :
I carry generally only three colors of jigs.
1. Green Pumpkin
2. Black Blue
3. Brown/Orange
If it's clear water, green pumpkin is what I throw almost all the time, though brown orange can be good if the crayfish are in that shade. In stained and murky, you just cannot go wrong with black/blue.
Catt reply :
Black-n-Blue Jig / Sapphire Blue Trailer
Black Neon Jig / Black Neon Trailer
Coon Tail Jig / Falcon Lake Craw
We still punching grass up on the Bend 
BaitMonkey1984 reply :
Brown and orange all day here in the NE.
buzzed bait reply :
i'm greens or browns first, then black and blue
seem to catch my "bigger" fish on the greens where i'm fishing
riverbasser13 reply :
Watermelon Red, Green Pumpkin, PB and J. But looks like the next time I'm out on the water I'll be giving the Black n Blue a try.
Bluebasser86 reply :
This one.
Comfortably Numb reply :
Color matters???
slonezp reply :
If I had to pic 1, it's PB&J
*Hank reply :
Black and blue,black and blue , black and blue, O and did I mention black and blue...
Bassguytom reply :
I'm a black & blue guy also. No matter what the time of day cloud cover or not this seems to produce the best for me.
Bankbeater reply :
This year I have done better on 3/8 black jigs, with a blue trailer, in murky water. In clear water I did good with a 1/8 jig in green and brown.
iabass8 reply :
blue craw
Catch and Grease reply :
black, green, brown, and white!
Ozark_Basser reply :
My confidence color is green pumpkin or some variation of it. I only throw black and blue when the water is stained pretty good.
5fishlimit reply :
PB&J has become my go-to color, but it's barely edging out black w/ blue.
Just barely.
MO_LMB reply :
Im not really that picky, but black blue is my favorite.
riverat reply :
#1 - Black, Blue, and Orange
#1A - Black, Blue, and Purple
With these I'll use either a Flippin' Blue Super Chunk/Big Salty Chunk or a Sapphire Blue Rage Craw or Super Speed Craw
Also have success with these
Black and Brown skirt with a Butterscotch Gene Larew Salt Craw
Brown-Orange Glitter, Pumpkin-Green Glitter, and Orange skirt with a Rootbeer Green Super Chunk/Big Salty Chunk or an Amber Green/Black Rage Craw
BassSlayer71 reply :
On 11/18/2014 at 10:34 PM, Auggie14 said:My confidence color is green pumpkin or some variation of it. I only throw black and blue when the water is stained pretty good.
I am thinking of switching a lot to green pumpkin. It's amazing the luck I've had with this color this year.
Darren. reply :
Brown/GP/Orange
PB&J
Don't think I have ever caught on a black & blue jig.
Senko lover reply :
I like the black and blue better than a green pumpkin on my ponds because they seem to stand out a little more on the bottom. The green pumpkin looks so much like the dirt and leaves on the bottom of the pond that I prefer the black and blue.
travis23 reply :
Black and brown!
PersicoTrotaVA reply :
Black, black, black, and black again.
jitterbug127 reply :
Black and blue pig and jig is solid
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