Help Selecting Jigs... 2024
CC268 reply :
Intro:
I am thinking about ordering some jigs from Northstar or Siebert (although I would hate to wait 2 weeks for the Northstar jigs) and I am trying to figure out which jig type and weight would be best for me. Also some good trailers would be good. I think I have a general idea of good colors that will work.
Fishing Coverage/Bottom Types/Colors:
I do fish smaller lakes and reservoirs/ponds on my Pond Prowler, but I LOVE fishing the Verde River on my Pond Prowler and that is where I mostly fish. The river is usually no more than 4-6 feet deep and has a variety of both rocks, mud, and occasionally some grass/weeds on the bottom (mostly rocks and sand/mud). There is of course some current, more in some areas than others. The bass were annihilating my Green Pumpkin and Crawfish color Rage Tail Craws - Texas Rigged.
My thoughts:
I was thinking either 3/8 ounce or 1/2 ounce would work well? Jig head type I am not sure of?
Your thoughts:
1. What type of jig?
2. What weight?
3. Any recommendations for Northstar or Siebert?
4. Trailer recommendations?
5. Do you modify the Northstar or Siebert jigs? (Skirt length, Weed guard, etc)
If you could answer all these questions, it would be GREATLY appreciated!
Brian Needham reply :
1. football head since you have rock mainly
2. no more than 1/2 since you are shallow and even though you have current
3.use any brand you want as long as you like it. all board sponsors make EXCELLENT jigs
4. I like rage craws but will also use zoom chunks for less action
5. no, I use them as they sit
6. use the search function and read articles on the front page, a simple "Jig" search will pull up at least 20+ pages of threads, many multiple pages. Read, read, and read some more and all your questions will be answered in detail, many times over.
rockchalk06 reply :
This was my response to another similar thread.
Me personally, I only fish North Star jigs. Chris has always treated me well and answered any question I've had. He's even made some custom jigs for me on some specific waters. 1-2 weeks isn't that long of a wait, especially if you want quality. Just my opinion. I can't comment on Seiberts jigs as I've never had them, but I've never heard a bad thing about them here.
These are my basic color patterns, sizes and trailers.
1. Black Series brown craw 1/2oz w/ strike king rage craw in falcon lake craw if I want more action in the trailer. If I want less, I use a Bass Assiassian Pure craw in crawfish. Claws have less action and float. This is basically a brown and orange jig.
2. Black series Insanity 1/2 oz w/ a Strike king rage craw in hard candy. This is basically a green and brown jig.
3. Black series Frogger 1/2oz w/ strike king rage craw in watermelon red flake. If I want less action I use a 4" Berkley critter craw in green pumpkin. This is basically a green jig with red flake in it.
4. Black series Alimony 1/2oz. w/ strike king rage craw in black n blue. If I want less action I use an Xcite baits chunk in midnight. This is your basic black n blue jig with some green/yellow mixed in. I will dip the claws in JJ's chartruse to really make it shine.
All of these jigs are my main colors I use for stained to clear water. I run 1/2oz unless I need a finesse approach then I use the same jig in 1/4-3/8 oz with the same trailers cut down. These jigs have a flipping head made for brush, which is what I fish 99% of the time. If you need a football head for rocks etc, the same jigs above come in football heads too.
I also use swim jigs and hair jigs for certain times of the year. If your interested, I can list those too.
The only modification I do to my jigs is fan out the weedguard some. I figure they make them a certain way for a reason.
CC268 reply :
Sounds great guys, I think I may order some of the Black Series jigs in 3/8 and 1/2 ounce. I didn't know that the Rage Craw makes a good trailer! I figured they were too big for that, but I will give them a shot!
I am going to do a bit more research and wait for some more feedback...maybe I will get a few football Black series, normal Black series, and maybe some flip & swim...or maybe I will just buy them all and spend money I don't have!!! Just kidding...
rockchalk06 reply :
The Rage Craw makes a prefect trailer for a jig. You can upsize to a Lobster if you want a bigger profile and down size to a baby rage craw if you want finesse. I bite off 1/2" of the tail when I use the rage craw. Makes for a little bit more compact overall look.
The flip n swims are awesome. Kinda the best of both worlds. The Salsa is my #1 producer of swim jigs. That hook is a beast. I've yet to bend it even with 65 pound braid.
CC268 reply :
On 10/14/2013 at 2:37 AM, rockchalk06 said:The Rage Craw makes a prefect trailer for a jig. You can upsize to a Lobster if you want a bigger profile and down size to a baby rage craw if you want finesse. I bite off 1/2" of the tail when I use the rage craw. Makes for a little bit more compact overall look.
The flip n swims are awesome. Kinda the best of both worlds. The Salsa is my #1 producer of swim jigs. That hook is a beast. I've yet to bend it even with 65 pound braid.
Alright so far I am thinking Black Series Football, Original Black Series, and Flip & Swim....I am thinking some in 1/2 ounce and 3/8 ounce (although it would be nicer on my wallet to stick with ONE size)?? That good for my type of fishing?
There are a TON of reeds to pitch into along the river as well...will any of these three jigs work good for this?
rockchalk06 reply :
I think the football will be the best for the rocks and sand. I don't have that much around here so I run the brush heads.
How strong is the current? If it's a strong one, you could jump to 3/4 even 1oz. I think they are the same price if I'm not mistaken. I run 1/2 for everything and down to 3/8 for a finesse presentation.
Cold weather is coming up too. Hair jigs work well too. They only come from NS in football head so you should be set. I'll link a video to two of NS's pro staff guys fishing hairs in a river and tearing the smallies up.
I think the flip n swims will work great for weeds. I like to rip them through grass and weeds as well. It triggers some serious strikes.
rockchalk06 reply :
CC268 reply :
On 10/14/2013 at 3:01 AM, rockchalk06 said:I think the football will be the best for the rocks and sand. I don't have that much around here so I run the brush heads.
How strong is the current? If it's a strong one, you could jump to 3/4 even 1oz. I think they are the same price if I'm not mistaken. I run 1/2 for everything and down to 3/8 for a finesse presentation.
Cold weather is coming up too. Hair jigs work well too. They only come from NS in football head so you should be set. I'll link a video to two of NS's pro staff guys fishing hairs in a river and tearing the smallies up.
I think the flip n swims will work great for weeds. I like to rip them through grass and weeds as well. It triggers some serious strikes.
Alright...well I don't want to get too carried away. I forgot to mention there is a good amount of wood cover...let's just say there is a little of everything on this river! I think a few of the Black Series and Black Series Football, and Flip & Swim would be good. Maybe 1 or 2 of the Hair jigs. Picking one weight would save me some cash and allow me to get more colors, etc...but do you think it would be better to get both 3/8 and 1/2 ounce or just one or the other??
I don't fish the really strong current areas.
Thanks for all your help so far!
Keep in mind these will all be fished with a baitcaster on a 7' MH St. Croix Triumph Rod and 12lb mono.
rockchalk06 reply :
The 1/2oz jig is the lead weight only. You have to factor in the hook, skirt and trailer. That puts it right around 3/4oz total weight. Same with 3/8oz brings it to around 1/2oz. Depending on your rods max weight, see where the overall weight fits in. If it's 1oz, the 1/2oz jigs will be the perfect happy medium.
If it were me, I'd get both weights to start off. That's what I did. I ended up prefering 1/2oz over anything else. I hear you on not getting carried away. Every time I fill my cart, I look and see I'm over 100 bucks lol and have to tone it down. Start off with 1-3 of each you want or heck even 1 of each. You will find out really fast what works the best.
That rod should be perfect for your conditions provided your not in some seriously nasty cover. If your in some really nasty stuff, a heavy would be better but what you have will work great.
CC268 reply :
On 10/14/2013 at 3:24 AM, rockchalk06 said:The 1/2oz jig is the lead weight only. You have to factor in the hook, skirt and trailer. That puts it right around 3/4oz total weight. Same with 3/8oz brings it to around 1/2oz. Depending on your rods max weight, see where the overall weight fits in. If it's 1oz, the 1/2oz jigs will be the perfect happy medium.
If it were me, I'd get both weights to start off. That's what I did. I ended up prefering 1/2oz over anything else. I hear you on not getting carried away. Every time I fill my cart, I look and see I'm over 100 bucks lol and have to tone it down. Start off with 1-3 of each you want or heck even 1 of each. You will find out really fast what works the best.
That rod should be perfect for your conditions provided your not in some seriously nasty cover. If your in some really nasty stuff, a heavy would be better but what you have will work great.
Nothing too thick!
Alright well I will get some 3/8 and 1/2 ounce in the Black Series Football, Black Series, Flip & Swim, and 1 or 2 Hair Jigs!
rockchalk06 reply :
Sounds good. Jigs are addicting lol
michang5 reply :
I'm in the same place as the OP. So many choices and not sure what to get. It's all a bit overwhelming.
Finally decided to jump in with both feet and just get something to start with. I ordered three arky jigs, three swim jigs, and three chatterbaits from Siebert Oudoors. All 1/4oz, expecting the trailer to add to the weight. Variety of colors, based on suggestions and research. Spent just under $50, expecting to spend a bit more on trailers.
Already thinking I should have ordered some brush jigs -- seem to be lots of people's favorites. But gotta start somewhere. And after seeing that my jigs shipped 4 days after ordering, I can always get more fairly quickly!
mnbassman23 reply :
On 10/14/2013 at 3:10 AM, CC268 said:Keep in mind these will all be fished with a baitcaster on a 7' MH St. Croix Triumph Rod and 12lb mono.
That was the first rod I ever bought for bass fishing. I used it for pitching jigs and plastics from 1/4-3/4oz. It will handle 3/8-1/2oz jigs with ease.
Now get some jigs and get after them!
CC268 reply :
I am really thinking about just going with the arky head over the football head...I don't think I am fishing rocky enough bottom to justify getting both arky and football....but if the arky is not good in rocks at all then maybe I should get both...just trying to limit the cost I guess.
CTGalloway21 reply :
On 10/14/2013 at 2:30 AM, CC268 said:Sounds great guys, I think I may order some of the Black Series jigs in 3/8 and 1/2 ounce. I didn't know that the Rage Craw makes a good trailer! I figured they were too big for that, but I will give them a shot!
I am going to do a bit more research and wait for some more feedback...maybe I will get a few football Black series, normal Black series, and maybe some flip & swim...or maybe I will just buy them all and spend money I don't have!!! Just kidding...
just a heads up that Rage lures break really easily. I avoid them now. A Big Bite Baites Real Deal Craw or Missile D Bomb work better and last all day.
CC268 reply :
As of now I have the Black Series Football AND Original in 3/8 and 1/2 in Frogger and Brown Craw. Total of 8 jigs. Still deciding if I want to add another color or a different style of jig...
rockchalk06 reply :
The only other I'd add right now would be a black or a Black n blue. My dark jigs I use the Alimony color.
Your greens work year round but work better for me in the fall to winter. Browns work better for me spring to the first 50 degree day.
I've been fishing jigs for over 30 years and I've never used or owned an arky head. They are good for skipping and an all around jig head, but I run the brush head on 99% of my jigs. The only reason I use football heads is because Chris doesn't offer the hair jigs in a brush head. All I ever used before brush heads were footballs for everything.
Brian Needham reply :
yall get too hung up on head style.
football, arky, brush, ect........ yall forget you are beginning jig fishermen, KEEP IT SIMPLE. Pick 1 head style and fish it, and be happy.
I am not a beginning jig fisherman and I throw a football 100% of the time , unless I am throwing a swim jig. as do other accomplished fishermen I know.
laydowns, pitching cypress trees, stumps, rocks, pea gravel, whatever, all get the football.
Keep it simple and enjoy catching jig fish.... THEN expand if warranted.
CC268 reply :
On 10/14/2013 at 8:03 AM, Brian Needham said:yall get too hung up on head style.
football, arky, brush, ect........ yall forget you are beginning jig fishermen, KEEP IT SIMPLE. Pick 1 head style and fish it, and be happy.
I am not a beginning jig fisherman and I throw a football 100% of the time , unless I am throwing a swim jig. as do other accomplished fishermen I know.
laydowns, pitching cypress trees, stumps, rocks, pea gravel, whatever, all get the football.
Keep it simple and enjoy catching jig fish.... THEN expand if warranted.
I think I will do this..I will get the football head in 3/8 and 1/2 ounce in a 3 or 4 colors and then maybe a pitch and swim jig.
CC268 reply :
On 10/14/2013 at 7:31 AM, rockchalk06 said:The only other I'd add right now would be a black or a Black n blue. My dark jigs I use the Alimony color.
Your greens work year round but work better for me in the fall to winter. Browns work better for me spring to the first 50 degree day.
I've been fishing jigs for over 30 years and I've never used or owned an arky head. They are good for skipping and an all around jig head, but I run the brush head on 99% of my jigs. The only reason I use football heads is because Chris doesn't offer the hair jigs in a brush head. All I ever used before brush heads were footballs for everything.
I am worried black and blue would be an odd color for the Verde River...maybe I am wrong as I have never thrown anything of that color, I just have always had luck on the more natural colors.
Brian Needham reply :
green pumpkin w orange
PBJ
Black and Blue
those 3 will get you through anything.... and are the only 3 colors I carry
CC268 reply :
Alright I will get a black and blue with a blue rage craw trailer! Hope it works!!
mnbassman23 reply :
If your going to get all football head jigs then why not get all brush/alien head jig heads? It will walk through laydowns better, skip better, it will stand the plastic upright like a football, and football heads suck in any kind of weeds. Unless your primary cover will be bigger chunk rock/rip rap (Like what your standing on in your profile picture CC268) a football jig would not be my first choice. I guess what I'm saying is an Alien head is more versatile IMO than a football head.
If you do go with all football jigs make sure you grab a few swim jigs or flip and swims for the weeds.
I do like Brain's suggestion of keeping it simple with 3 colors. One of those colors will get you bite day in and day out.
CC268 reply :
On 10/14/2013 at 10:00 AM, mnbassman23 said:If your going to get all football head jigs then why not get all brush/alien head jig heads? It will walk through laydowns better, skip better, it will stand the plastic upright like a football, and football heads suck in any kind of weeds. Unless your primary cover will be bigger chunk rock/rip rap (Like what your standing on in your profile picture CC268) a football jig would not be my first choice. I guess what I'm saying is an Alien head is more versatile IMO than a football head.
If you do go with all football jigs make sure you grab a few swim jigs or flip and swims for the weeds.
I do like Brain's suggestion of keeping it simple with 3 colors. One of those colors will get you bite day in and day out.
I chose 3 colors (what was mentioned above) in the Football Black Series and 2 or 3 colors in the Flip & Swim. So far the river doesn't seem to be too rocky where I have been fishing, so maybe the Original Black Series and Flip & Swim (or the Hair Jigs) would be a better combo??? I do A LOT of skipping under trees, so maybe you are right, maybe I should switch the football heads out for the original Black Series...
Do you think it is worth getting both 3/8 ounce and 1/2 ounce in each of these colors or just like 3/8 ounce??
CC268 reply :
Alright...well at this point I may just get 3 different colors of the Original Black Series in 3/8 and 1/2 ounce and 3 colors of the Flip & Swim...or the Hair Jig...haven't decided between those two yet.
rockchalk06 reply :
On 10/14/2013 at 10:01 AM, CC268 said:I chose 3 colors (what was mentioned above) in the Football Black Series and 2 or 3 colors in the Flip & Swim. So far the river doesn't seem to be too rocky where I have been fishing, so maybe the Original Black Series and Flip & Swim (or the Hair Jigs) would be a better combo??? I do A LOT of skipping under trees, so maybe you are right, maybe I should switch the football heads out for the original Black Series...
Do you think it is worth getting both 3/8 ounce and 1/2 ounce in each of these colors or just like 3/8 ounce??
Football and Brush or Alien head jigs will get guys to arguing like a Coke and Pepsi debate which Pepsi wins hands down lol. Brian prefers Football and mnbassman23 prefers brush head. Both buys have earn tons of respect with fishing jigs. Each have their place, but it boils down to personal preference.
The hair jigs are made to be fished slow in cold weather when the bass are not active. If Chris switched then to brush heads, I'd buy them with a brush head.
For my style of fishing, I go 1/2oz almost always and the 3.8 I use for finesse only.
CC268 reply :
Hahaha....Oh man...Alright well I have established I am getting 3 Flip & Swim Jigs...3/8 ounce or 1/2 ounce (haven't decided which). The Flip&Swim jigs should cover the grassy areas. I guess it is between football or the alien style heads...either way I will make sure to get both 3/8 and 1/2 ounce jigs for those.
rockchalk06 reply :
On 10/14/2013 at 11:39 AM, CC268 said:Hahaha....Oh man...Alright well I have established I am getting 3 Flip & Swim Jigs...3/8 ounce or 1/2 ounce (haven't decided which). The Flip&Swim jigs should cover the grassy areas. I guess it is between football or the alien style heads...either way I will make sure to get both 3/8 and 1/2 ounce jigs for those.
Good deal. Tomorrow may be a good day to give Chris a call and see what he says. He knows his jigs too.
CC268 reply :
On 10/14/2013 at 11:44 AM, rockchalk06 said:Good deal. Tomorrow may be a good day to give Chris a call and see what he says. He knows his jigs too.
Yea maybe I will do that if I have time!
CC268 reply :
I mean I guess one last thing....I skip a lot of my lures on the river under trees and cover...I think that maybe the Alien head will just be a better overall jighead for what I need and then having the Flip & Swim Jig to cover the grass and thick cover...I figure that should cover everything...am I wrong?
I am thinking of maybe getting 3/8 oz and 1/2 oz for the Black Series and maybe just the 1/2 oz for the Flip & Pitch...??
rockchalk06 reply :
On 10/14/2013 at 12:28 PM, CC268 said:I mean I guess one last thing....I skip a lot of my lures on the river under trees and cover...I think that maybe the Alien head will just be a better overall jighead for what I need and then having the Flip & Swim Jig to cover the grass and thick cover...I figure that should cover everything...am I wrong?
I am thinking of maybe getting 3/8 oz and 1/2 oz for the Black Series and maybe just the 1/2 oz for the Flip & Pitch...??
Ask way brother! Its what this place is for.
The flip n swim is dual purpose jig so yes, it will work for most any conditions. as for skipping the Alien heads, I know they skip better than football heads for me, but I kinda suck at it. I have never really spent the time learning the technique as I have just skipped what ever I had tied on. I mean I skipped a Buick century across the river once so anything is possible lol
Hopefully someone else can chime in on that one for ya.
CC268 reply :
I mean...if the alien head is more versatile...then why wouldn't I choose it over the football head lol? Seems like alien head and flip & pitch might be the way to go
rockchalk06 reply :
Personal preference mainly.
CC268 reply :
Well dang...I mean its not like if I buy the alien heads the fish are going to say "oh he didn't buy the football head I can't bite that one sorry"...worse comes to worse I place an order for the football heads if the alienheads don't catch fish....
rockchalk06 reply :
On 10/14/2013 at 1:21 PM, CC268 said:Well dang...I mean its not like if I buy the alien heads the fish are going to say "oh he didn't buy the football head I can't bite that one sorry"...worse comes to worse I place an order for the football heads if the alienheads don't catch fish....
I'm kinda hoping they aren't talking in all honesty lol , but you will catch fish on them.
Brian Needham reply :
the alien head is fine and kinda the best of both worlds.
I use the football head and it works for my fishing.... that is my personal prefence.
my main point is pick one and roll with it for a while, then expand as/when needed.
CC268 reply :
On 10/14/2013 at 8:41 PM, Brian Needham said:the alien head is fine and kinda the best of both worlds.
I use the football head and it works for my fishing.... that is my personal prefence.
my main point is pick one and roll with it for a while, then expand as/when needed.
Awesome. Problem solved! I will be placing an order this evening for 3 colors in the Black Series in 3/8 and 1/2 ounce and 3 colors in the Flip & Swim in 3/8 ounce.
Thanks for all the help guys its been awesome!
sarcazmo reply :
Nothing wrong with Siebert or Northstar. I've used both to great success.
Might also want to take a look @ *** lures nujigs. Pretty much the only jig I throw anymore. Super resistant to snags, and the only jig that I've used that self rights itself so it almost never rolls on itside.
As far as jig weights I'm partial to 3/8oz. This seems to be the sweet spot to me I'll fish it all the way down to 20ish feet of water. Any deeper and I'll normally upsize for better feel.
CC268 reply :
On 10/15/2013 at 2:06 AM, sarcazmo said:Nothing wrong with Siebert or Northstar. I've used both to great success.
Might also want to take a look @ *** lures nujigs. Pretty much the only jig I throw anymore. Super resistant to snags, and the only jig that I've used that self rights itself so it almost never rolls on itside.
As far as jig weights I'm partial to 3/8oz. This seems to be the sweet spot to me I'll fish it all the way down to 20ish feet of water. Any deeper and I'll normally upsize for better feel.
Yea I have heard about ***...maybe I should give them a shot...I have just heard a lot about Siebert and Northstar...but I will check out the *** jigs. I am wondering if maybe I should just go with the 3/8 oz...especially with the trailer it should be plenty heavy...I don't fish anything deeper than 15 ft usually and most the time its like no deeper than 6 feet.
CC268 reply :
I may pick a few *** Jigs in 3/8 along with a few Northstar jigs...give them both a shot. Thanks for the heads up
Brian Needham reply :
if you are fishing current you want the 1/2 oz
funny story: I was fishing with some friends a few years ago. I was using a 3/8 oz northstar alien head as I recall, and I saw my line move so I set the hook...... after the 5th phantom hook set and my buddies laughing they asked what size I was using..... I said 3/8.......they said you gotta go 1/2 Needham, you are fishing current now.
Since it was my first time fishing current, I didn't know to upsize my jig, we were fishing 10 and less of water and the jig was never hitting bottom.
point of the story: If fishing current, there is no need to go less than 1/2oz IMO.
mnbassman23 reply :
On 10/14/2013 at 8:41 PM, Brian Needham said:my main point is pick one and roll with it for a while, then expand as/when needed.
Well said. If you become addicted to jig like many of us you can expand from there.
CC268 reply :
On 10/15/2013 at 4:36 AM, Brian Needham said:if you are fishing current you want the 1/2 oz
funny story: I was fishing with some friends a few years ago. I was using a 3/8 oz northstar alien head as I recall, and I saw my line move so I set the hook...... after the 5th phantom hook set and my buddies laughing they asked what size I was using..... I said 3/8.......they said you gotta go 1/2 Needham, you are fishing current now.
Since it was my first time fishing current, I didn't know to upsize my jig, we were fishing 10 and less of water and the jig was never hitting bottom.
point of the story: If fishing current, there is no need to go less than 1/2oz IMO.
I am just worried the 1/2 oz will fall too fast...honestly in most places I fish on the river it is very calm...I am not fishing in crazy current or anything.
Grizzn N Bassin reply :
i like to fish with the lightest jig head possible for the conditions.. calm water i like my jig to fall slow.. if its windy on the pond or lake im at i go up to 3/8 and that's pretty much it for me
WRB reply :
It seems to me you should simply use the same weight jig as the T-rig with the same colors and trailer until the bass stop biting that combo.
Fishing a jig just to fish a jig when the T-rig is working is interesting.
Tell me agian about your tackle, I didn't read this long thread. A jig is nothing but a hook with a ( lead ) molded onto it. The hook is very important, the head determines where you can effectively present the jig without hanging it up often.
I don't believe either site sponsors offer tungsten jig heads? Tungsten is heavier, therefor smaller jig head verses hook size giving the jig more effective bite; more space between the haed and hook point. The down side of tungsten is cost, more expensive to make. Phenix Cody Myers signature jigs are excellent. Both of the sponsors offer well made jigs with premium hooks, can't go wrong.
You want a stand up style stream line shape head, 1/4 to 3/8 oz for the Verde river, 1/2 oz if there is moderate current (3 to 4 mph).
Tom.
Brian Needham reply :
On 10/15/2013 at 4:37 AM, CC268 said:I am just worried the 1/2 oz will fall too fast...honestly in most places I fish on the river it is very calm...I am not fishing in crazy current or anything.
fair enough..... what I call "current" may not be your definition of "current" and vice verse.
if you got a rage craw hanging off the back of it, all that flapping is going to slow it down some too.
its a hard call to make, as you are really getting into the realm where you will not know what REALLY works until you get out on the water. which is why I recommend just getting a few to start out with, learn what you like and more importantly DONT like, what fall rate suits you, what trailer suits you, ect ect.....these are things you simply cant learn on the internet. Somethings, like jig fishing you just have to experience.
You'll find out what you like pretty quickly, once you do it some...... some of it may be exactly what I like, others maybe the direct opposite, but it all catches fish.
CC268 reply :
I think at this point I should just get 3 colors of the Black Series in 3/8 oz and 3 colors of the Flip & Swim in 3/8 oz. If I don't stick to my guns at some point I will end up on here for weeks determining what jigs and weights to get....
CC268 reply :
Alright guys just placed my order:
Alimony Black Series 3/8 & 1/2 ounce
Brown Craw Black Series 3/8 & 1/2 ounce
Frogger Black Series 3/8 & 1/2 ounce
Okeechobee Flip & Swim 3/8 ounce
Salsa Flip & Swim 3/8 ounce
Alabama Craw Flip & Swim 3/8 ounce
Just need to order my Rage Tails now:
Black & Blue
Falcon Lake Craw
Watermelon w/ Red Flake
rockchalk06 reply :
Grab some Berkley Havoc Subwoofers in Watermelon red and Bama craw for your flip n swims too. They are cheap and I've found them to msme the best trailers for the swims!
CC268 reply :
Will do....thanks!
mnbassman23 reply :
Well done on the order man, now it's time for the fun part.
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