Flipin/pitchin At Timber 2025
rowyourboat reply :
pick your weapon. say.... water tempes from 45-55
Chris reply :
jig/pig
endless reply :
This year will be the jig/ pig. I'm trying to break away from just only using wacky.
Why know shaky head on the poll. I guess that can be other or would you still consider that a worm?
Raider Nation Fisher reply :
I gotta throw a wacky or T rigged senko at 'em. Followed by a tube or a salleemander. Me and jigs just don't get along right now.
JigMe reply :
I will pitch a Jig first, if I am not getting a bite then I will try a sweet beaver.
Nice_Bass reply :
t-rig for me. Not a huge fan of jigs and wood.
Catt reply :
Other (please explain): Texas Rigged Jig works for me in cold water 
Hooligan reply :
At those temps, the only choice for me would be a jig.
00 mod reply :
Jig all the way, but last week I caught my new PB on a reaction innovation sweet beaver pitching it into buck brush! Check here for the thread...
Jeff
Bass_Fanatic reply :
Rage Craw for me! 
Mr SwimJig reply :
I will throw a jig around timber anytime, but this year I have been flipping a beaver around timber and having a lot more luck with it then with a jig. But I will always start with a jig.
SJ
bassfisherjk reply :
I always do well with a T-rigged Green pumpkin Baby Brush Hog.Toss it in and hold on!!
Bankbeater reply :
Jig on a heavy action rod. You don't want to go light around timber.
.dsaavedra. reply :
tie between brush hog and senko (wacky) here.
River Rat316 reply :
Jig, and sometimes a t-rigged tube for a changeup!
Fat-G reply :
Last year it was a Rage Craw, I'm thinkin' this year it will be a Rage Hawg. I'm going to focus on the big ones this year.
wisconsin heat reply :
i would use a craw imitator, something with straight claws. If i throw a chigger craw i may trim the claws down a tad.
vapredhunter reply :
Green pumkin jig and sweet beaver because everybass likes a little beaver!!
A-Rob reply :
Jig and Pig
If water is warm I may go big worm or craw
Muad Dib reply :
wish i had enough opportunities fishing timber to try them all.
Dalton Tam reply :
I'd throw a reaction Innovations tube. "June Bug Red" or Watermelon with a chart. tail. with a 3/8 oz. pegged weight
Dalton Tam reply :
On 4/5/2011 at 11:19 PM, Catt said:Other (please explain): Texas Rigged Jig works for me in cold water
Texas Rigged Jig? please explain more. Are you using an additional weight to the jig that is already tied on?
SGT Rico reply :
Jig/Pig all day!!!
s13john reply :
jig and rage craw, zoom super speed craw. But a beaver or brush hog aren't bad either.
Catt reply :
On 4/8/2011 at 10:48 AM, BassFishinMagician said:Texas Rigged Jig? please explain more. Are you using an additional weight to the jig that is already tied on?
Add your favorite plastic Texas rigged
bwell reply :
Hmmmm... I have never texas rigged a plastic on a jig, I might have to try that. I can see where it would get hung up a lot less doing that. I usually just thread on on the hook...
Catt reply :
On 4/8/2011 at 6:59 PM, bwell said:Hmmmm... I have never texas rigged a plastic on a jig, I might have to try that. I can see where it would get hung up a lot less doing that. I usually just thread on on the hook...
If you look at the picture again & notice the second from the right that is the lead part of the Texas rigged jig; it is a slip sinker with a skirt.
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