My Favorite Jig Combo! Whats Yours? 2024
Kevin Beachy reply :
The first is a bitys flip with a rage denny craw on it. I love this combo. The next is a bleeding bait jig with a kvd perfect plastic trailer on. Whats your favorite jigs? Upload pics of them! What is your favorite trailer?
fishguy613 reply :
1/2oz black blue dredge brush jig with matching SK chunk or rage craw
Raul reply :
Real men, hunting for real big mommas fish with real big momma ketchin´ baits, 1/2-3/4 oz jig and a Brush Hog as trailer ( notice it says BRUSH HOG, not BABY BRUSH HOG, those are for the dinks ).
Kevin Beachy reply :
On 9/6/2014 at 11:21 PM, Raul said:Real men, hunting for real big mommas fish with real big momma ketchin´ baits, 1/2-3/4 oz jig and a Brush Hog as trailer ( notice it says BRUSH HOG, not BABY BRUSH HOG, those are for the dinks ).
WOW!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
JThoms38 reply :
Strike king bitsy flip and havoc craw fatty
Catch and Grease reply :
I like the strike king swim jig with a fat Albert trailer! Don't know what my favorite is...
Jig Man reply :
A 1/2-1oz poison tail jig with the largest Gene Larue salt craw as a trailer in what ever color they are liking that day.
roadwarrior reply :
Siebert Outdoors 1/2 oz Big O football head (black)/ Rage Tail Lobster (black w. blue flakes)
NorthStar Original Swim Jig (bluegill)/ Rage Tail Menace (Falcon)
Kevin Beachy reply :
Keep em coming!!!!! Any pics?
Smokinal reply :
I like any jig combo and color as long as it's black and blue.
GoDeep reply :
1/2oz Black and Blue Nu-Tech jig with Excite raptor tail chunk in black and blue. Nu-Tech makes great jigs!
TorqueConverter reply :
1/2 oz Buckeye mini mop with GYCB Flappin Hog II.
Todd2 reply :
1/2 oz Arky...blacklue with matching Uncle Josh Pork
Bluebasser86 reply :
One of my favorite jig skirt colors.
This color has been hot this year for me.
ChrisD46 reply :
On 9/6/2014 at 11:21 PM, Raul said:Real men, hunting for real big mommas fish with real big momma ketchin´ baits, 1/2-3/4 oz jig and a Brush Hog as trailer ( notice it says BRUSH HOG, not BABY BRUSH HOG, those are for the dinks ).
Raul , where you fish a 8lb bass is considered a dink !! 
BradGuenette reply :
3/4oz Black Triple Rattle Back
SK Chunk
Bankbeater reply :
So far this year it has been a black Bitsy Flip jig with a blue Super Chunk trailer.
Sam reply :
Black and Blue with a Sapphire Blue Tiny Salt Chunk by Zoom and putting a small Junebug or Moccasin Blue piece of a finesse worm towards the jig's head to stop the Sapphire Blue pig from getting twisted.
You did not know this pro's trick of putting a tiny piece of a finesse worm between the jig's head and your pig? Well wake up and smell the coffee! If you have questions about this go to Ike's web page and hit his Ike Live or Call In Show button as he will be on the air tonight with two other pros from 9 to 11 EDT. Ask Ike your questions. We will be listening so be sure to tell Ike your Bass Forum super secret code name.
Second favorite colors are brown and peanut butter and jelly.
These colors seem to work in Virginia waters. I have no idea why but they do.
And add a little purple to a few of the strands to give it a baitfish and crab look.
Now go sit by your computer and wait until 9 EDT and call Ike.
JeziHogg reply :
3/8 Green Pumpkin football jig w/ a Paca chunk in Alabama craw color.
olegs reply :
1/2 oz. Strike King Hack Attack Jig Green Pumpkin with Rage Tail Craw/Lobster
gardnerjigman reply :
3/8 jewel flippin jig pb&j with either a green pumpkin Eakins craw with claws dipped in blue spike it or a black blue paca chunk
Kevin Beachy reply :
On 9/7/2014 at 10:44 PM, Sam said:Black and Blue with a Sapphire Blue Tiny Salt Chunk by Zoom and putting a small Junebug or Moccasin Blue piece of a finesse worm towards the jig's head to stop the Sapphire Blue pig from getting twisted.
You did not know this pro's trick of putting a tiny piece of a finesse worm between the jig's head and your pig? Well wake up and smell the coffee! If you have questions about this go to Ike's web page and hit his Ike Live or Call In Show button as he will be on the air tonight with two other pros from 9 to 11 EDT. Ask Ike your questions. We will be listening so be sure to tell Ike your Bass Forum super secret code name.
Second favorite colors are brown and peanut butter and jelly.
These colors seem to work in Virginia waters. I have no idea why but they do.
And add a little purple to a few of the strands to give it a baitfish and crab look.
Now go sit by your computer and wait until 9 EDT and call Ike.
lol i wont be around at the time, so whats the thing about the trick worm
Maxximus Redneckus reply :
Mine is a black//blue arkie jig with a zoom ultra vibe speed craw in scuppernong.anyplace anytime
Kevin Beachy reply :
I wish more people would respond to this
This could be a thread where beginner jig fisherman could figure out what trailer to use.
Sam reply :
Kevin:
Worm Body on Jig
To help keep your pig in place and to stop it's spinning and getting twisted, the pros cut a little piece of a finesse worm and put it on the jig's hook so that it touches the skirt.
Not much in size. Just enough to cover the back end of the hook and it allows you the space to attach your pig.
Give it a try. Use a finesse worm the same color as your pig or as close to it as possible.
If you are using rattles that swing from the jig you put the rattles on the jig first then follow with the cut finesse worm.
Trailer to Use
Depends on two things:
1. Water temperature.
2. Color of jig skirt.
Water Temperature
In cold water you want the pinchers to move slow.
In warm water you want the pinchers to move fast.
Rage Tail trailers have fast moving pinchers.
Other brands have slow moving pinchers.
Experiment to find the ones the fish like that day.
Color of Jig Skirt
If you are using a black and blue jig go with a black or blue based pig.
If you are using a brown colored jig go with a brown based pig.
Some guys like to mix and match with other colors so experiment.
Some guys like to dye the tips of the pinchers lime or yellow. Experiment.
Keep a written log when using a jig and pig to memorialize your successes and failures. You can use this information in the future.
The green banner above with the "home, tools links, etc." has a fishing log you can print. Find it, probably under tools, and use it.
Then start studying the logs over the winter when you have nothing to do. You will see the patterns regarding your jig fishing.
One more suggestion. Speak with your parents about having you go out with Teddy Carr on the Potomac or Rappahannock River. Teddy is a great guy and an outstanding guide and you can ask him anything you want about bass fishing and he will give you his honest input. Teddy works for Outdoor Adventures. You may be able to meet him or the other guides this January at the Richmond Fishing Expo. Mark your calendar for the Richmond Fishing Expo. Look it up on Google. I know I will try to post information about it when it is published in December or January.
Also, please try to find a copy of Denny Brauer's Jig Fishing Secrets. This is a great paperback that can give you a lot of information on jig fishing. I have an autographed copy. Great read if you want to learn about jig fishing and have a good book by your side this winter.
Now rig up a jig using at least 25# test braid; color the first three feet or so of the braid from the jig towards the rod tip with a black Sharpie; take your needle nose pliers with you; use a spray scent or some MegaStrike on the pig; dye the pig's tips with JJs Magic in the color of your choice; and go out and start throwing that jig and have some fun experimenting.
HookSetDon reply :
- 3/4 ounce Arky, Black/ Blue with uncle josh meat frog
Siebert Outdoors reply :
Here is one of my favorites. A Big O Brush jig in Blue bug with a Blue Bug Rage Craw.
Arv reply :
3/8oz NSCB Brush Jig w/ either Rage Craw or Sweet Beaver trailer
Primus reply :
I've done well lately fishing 1 to 1-1/2 oz Dirty Jigs brand grass jigs and/ or Strike King Hack Attack with the Strike King Rage Craw as the trailer.
long island basser reply :
1/4 oz seibert Arkie Pumpkin gold orange with paca chunk , working very well in my shallow lakes and ponds.
Kevin Beachy reply :
On 9/8/2014 at 7:51 PM, Sam said:Kevin:
Worm Body on Jig
To help keep your pig in place and to stop it's spinning and getting twisted, the pros cut a little piece of a finesse worm and put it on the jig's hook so that it touches the skirt.
Not much in size. Just enough to cover the back end of the hook and it allows you the space to attach your pig.
Give it a try. Use a finesse worm the same color as your pig or as close to it as possible.
If you are using rattles that swing from the jig you put the rattles on the jig first then follow with the cut finesse worm.
Trailer to Use
Depends on two things:
1. Water temperature.
2. Color of jig skirt.
Water Temperature
In cold water you want the pinchers to move slow.
In warm water you want the pinchers to move fast.
Rage Tail trailers have fast moving pinchers.
Other brands have slow moving pinchers.
Experiment to find the ones the fish like that day.
Color of Jig Skirt
If you are using a black and blue jig go with a black or blue based pig.
If you are using a brown colored jig go with a brown based pig.
Some guys like to mix and match with other colors so experiment.
Some guys like to dye the tips of the pinchers lime or yellow. Experiment.
Keep a written log when using a jig and pig to memorialize your successes and failures. You can use this information in the future.
The green banner above with the "home, tools links, etc." has a fishing log you can print. Find it, probably under tools, and use it.
Then start studying the logs over the winter when you have nothing to do. You will see the patterns regarding your jig fishing.
One more suggestion. Speak with your parents about having you go out with Teddy Carr on the Potomac or Rappahannock River. Teddy is a great guy and an outstanding guide and you can ask him anything you want about bass fishing and he will give you his honest input. Teddy works for Outdoor Adventures. You may be able to meet him or the other guides this January at the Richmond Fishing Expo. Mark your calendar for the Richmond Fishing Expo. Look it up on Google. I know I will try to post information about it when it is published in December or January.
Also, please try to find a copy of Denny Brauer's Jig Fishing Secrets. This is a great paperback that can give you a lot of information on jig fishing. I have an autographed copy. Great read if you want to learn about jig fishing and have a good book by your side this winter.
Now rig up a jig using at least 25# test braid; color the first three feet or so of the braid from the jig towards the rod tip with a black Sharpie; take your needle nose pliers with you; use a spray scent or some MegaStrike on the pig; dye the pig's tips with JJs Magic in the color of your choice; and go out and start throwing that jig and have some fun experimenting.
Well, Sam thanks for all that!!!! But the thing about the richomond thing is in the middle of School and i'm always about busy other wise so that would cancel me going with him. Inplus, I wouldn't want him to see my durango reel for spinning with a pole thats not made for the spinning reel. My baitcaster isent so bad. But thanks for the info anyway.
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