Siebert Outdoors

The Jackhammer is probably the most sought after Zman bait. I won’t sell them or list them on eBay to gouge fisherman, which many are. I don’t roll that way.

Just loaded back up on Zman Jackhammers. BR has the first shot at these. https://siebertoutdoors.com/products/ols/search?keywords=Jackhammer

From my perspective its a sales issue. Absolutely nothing wrong with the color it just doesn't sell like the other or newer colors. I use to sell Black Chartreuse and called it Bumble Bee, still can make it. It got to the point of not even keeping it on the color chart due to sales.

Happy Birthday!

They sure are. I added a several colors too.

I've only had to deal with them once. It was easy. No complaints here.

3/16 is 4/0 and 1/4 & 3/8 is 5/0

I carry the Mega Strike Pro Model. https://siebertoutdoors.com/products/ols/products/shake2-pro-model-shakey-heads Another good option is our Dredge Shaky head https://siebertoutdoors.com/products/ols/products/dredge-shaky-head

A-Jay, You forgot one. LOL

There are may types of jigs types and designs. There are a few designs that are a good all around jig, but there are also designs that are technique specific. For example, one of the most rounded jig head styles is an arky style head. This jig will cover many types of structure good, but will never hold a technique specific purpose. For example an arky head will fish ok in grass but if its thick grass it may come through but nothing like a grass jig and leave you pulling weeds off more often or fighting it through the grass. This goes with many designs. I use my Grid Iron or Dredge Brush in the similar fashion. Its a well rounded jig for me in the main waters I fish. Another good example you can compare is an Arky head to say my G2 football. Yes you can drag an Arky head jig in the rocks on ledges or main lake points. It will work, but dragging a football works better. IMO the best way to chose a jig style is look at the waters you mainly fish. If you are like me and mainly fish brush or smaller rock your really not going to want a bunch of grass jigs.

Stratos 20SS 225hp 1.) Do you use a jackplate on your boat? Yes 2.) If so, did the manufacturer, dealer, or other install it? Marine repair shop 3.) Is it hydraulic or manual? Hydrolic 4.) What brand and model? Atlas 8" 5.) Would you use a jackplate on your next boat? Yes 6.) If you plan on putting a jackplate on your next boat would you change the brand or style such as from Bob's to Atlas and manual to hydraulic and why? I like the Atlas. No issues. I would only use hydraulic.

Thank you very much!

Pitching is more of a technique then a jig even though many are named Pitchin jigs. I normally pitch my Brush jig style or Sniper depending on what I'm doing or size of jig needed. Pitching a jig is the main way I fish a jig. The Mata series in simple terms is taking one of my jigs and then adding a strip of Living rubber to give the jig more bulk, slower fall, and a completely different action. The G2 is my version of a football jig. The most versatile would be the Arky, or Brush.

Not at all, I've got 11 left I'm going to have to suffer through.

I started building this one for those size swimbaits. I designed it for Keitechs, Rage Swimmers, etc. It has a built in keel to keep it running straight.

Frog Dredge 1/2 G2 black blue jig Sniper 5/16 jig Bama craw Flipping weight 3/8 gp Rage Bug bama craw Dredge Shaky 1/4 gp gold purple menace

I just got a 12 pack of it last night. I'm going to try one tonight.

I've got that rod in a Legend Xtreme(older version). Its a stout rod. Its one of my go to rods. I use it a lot for heavier jigs, fishing grass, some froggin, c rig, and a few other things. If the weeds get too thick or I need something with more power I move to my 7'11 xtreme.

Congrats on the PB.

Great to hear from you!

I haven't touched a lead bullet weight or flipping weight in years.

Sweet fish!

Thank you. It definitely is a cool feeling.

Awesome. Congratulations

If it was me fishing the 8" worm I'd throw the 3/8 Dredge. That's just me though.