If you look in my jig box you will not see a lot of variety. Ball finesse jigs in 5/16 and 7/16, flippin jigs in 3/8 and 1/2, football jigs in 3/4 and 1oz make up 95% of my jigs. Swimming jigs have their own box but most of them are 3/8oz so its easy to tell what's what.
Allen
I rarely throw light weight spinnerbaits because of clear water or current. There is so much more to how a spinnerbait runs other than listed weight.
Allen
Mine I make by punching open the hook eye. Gamakatsu 345 4/0 hook works best and it fits perfect in the sparkie mold.
As for the blades I only have bent ones so I don't know? Figured there's a reason all the best factory chatterbaits have a bend in them.
Allen
Not a big fan of blue? I know everyone loves it but it just hasn't done much for me. If anything I would add a couple strands of orange to the first bait.
Allen
Two 22 strand tabs of green pumkin and 1/2 a tab of brown( I actually have about 9 different browns) that I just use the pencil tool. I want the brown to mix with the GP just to breakup the silhouette.
Allen
Had to switch out the reel on my jig rod so I took a pic of my go-to jig. These are green pumkin with 1/2 a tab of brown mixed in. Trailer is a Zoom super chunk in GP but this one has changed color from sunlight.
Allen
Swim jig is just a bladeless spinnerbait in my eyes. Most of the time I am fishing a whitish or bluegill colored bait. Keitech 3.8 fat impact trailers that match the jig.
Allen
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