Jig's - What's Your Favorite Jig + Trailer?

[Arv]

Been using black and blue strike king arkie head jig with a black/blue sweet beaver as a trailer and caught some really nice fish. I just put in an order to Northstar for some flip n swim and black series jigs so we'll see if this answer changes

[Arv]

Also, heres a topic all about jig color

[A-Jay]

A-Jay

[iceintheveins]

Pepper jig and rage chunk.

[jignfule]

Booyah, But S.K. Hack Attacks are winning me over especially in heavy cover. Trailers, still Fat Albert Twin Tails

[whitwolf]

Siebert Outdoors Brush Jig(Falcon Craw) and a R.I. smallie beaver trailer.

[tholmes]

tholmes' custom bass jigs in black/blue and green pumpkin with Zoom super chunks, Rage Tail chunk, Culprit Creature Craw, etc.

Tom

[SGT Rico]

NorthStar premier rattling Jig black and blue, or purple/green pumpkin. As far as trailer goes, I love Paca baby craws and chunks.

[Goose21]

Everyone above already posted productive combos, why I love bass resource forums.

Tight lines my man.

[Goose21]

3/0 gammy with a 3/16oz to 1/4 oz tungsten weight

With a baby brush hog. Zoom magnum trick worm in green pumpkin chartrues tail on a 4/0 gammy ewg hook has also been go this season same weight.

[NMarotta28]

Making a nice big order on TW as we speak!! Cannot wait to throw these jigs.. Do you guys recommend trimming the skirts? I have heard mixed reviews about this technique.

Thanks,

Nick

[iabass8]

Ive become a huge fan of 5/16 oz finesse jigs in a custom color i put together /w baby rage craw trailers.

[Vinny Chase]

Making a nice big order on TW as we speak!! Cannot wait to throw these jigs.. Do you guys recommend trimming the skirts? I have heard mixed reviews about this technique.

Thanks,

Nick

I don't ever trim my NorthStar skirts. I feel like they are already a perfect length for me, but there are some other jigs I have used where I needed to trim them a bit to allow my trailer to move.

[Big-O]

Making a nice big order on TW as we speak!! Cannot wait to throw these jigs.. Do you guys recommend trimming the skirts? I have heard mixed reviews about this technique.

Thanks,

Nick

Trimming jig skirts are sometime necessary for a variety of reasons.

Adjust the bulk or profile as needed by thinning or reducing skirt length to create a more compact presentation or to increase fall rates. Also trimming the skirt length to make the jig trailer more obvious or provide more water flow for the possibility of more action.

The shortest that I would ever trim a skirt is 1/4" longer than the hook bend and that is for COMPACT presentations. I often leave the jig skirts as is, because I'd rather adjust my trailer choices, lengths etc to achieve the profile desired and maintain great action.