Visit www.sibertoutdoors.com and customize yourself a grass jig, depending on how clear the water clarity your fishing will be your personal preference on the colors you design your jig with. When fishing grass of any kind, look for anything different, like a hole, a cut etc... try getting a silent entry with your jig and when it hits the bottom let it rest about 10 seconds, shake it a bit, if you haven't got a strike drag it slowly and mix up combinations until you figure out what the pattern of the day is. If your having problems getting caught up in grass, give a little pop or shake to free the jig of any grass. Dont jerk back so hard its like your setting the hook, thats a wasted cast, thats why a light tug, jerk or pull should free it of grass.