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My resolution for 2013 is to catch fish on a jigs. They're definitely not a confidence bait for me. That being said; I'd like suggestions on a starter set. I'm prepared to set aside a 3700 box for jigs and trailers. I need some guidence on types, weights, sizes, colors, situations they're used in....etc. I thought Seibert may have such a beginners offering but apparently not. That might be something they'd consider putting together. From the comments I've read here, they appear to have a good following. Thanks in advance.

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1/4, 1/2, 3/4 weights.

 

Football heads

Regular heads

Swim jig heads

 

As far as colors go.  Browns, greens, and black/blue are what I usually use.  I use Rage Tail baits for my trailers.   But any style chunk will work.  A thread is pinned at the top of the tackle forum.  Click on that.  It will help tremendously.

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Also one of my resolutions.

What I am starting with. (Making my own)

16 1/2 oz black brush jigheads,

16 1/2 oz bluegill swim jigheads,

4 black 1/2 oz football jigheads, and a

Skirt tying kit (comes with rattles, the skirt rings, skirt making tool, and skirting material.) Then I'm getting skirt material is a few other colors.

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Here ya go ~

 

PM me your mailing address and I'll send you a whole box of quality jigs - on me.

 

I still jig fish and these are good baits but I just have WAY TOO Many.

 

This will be completely sufficient assortment to get you going . . .

 

I've been watching for an opportunity to re-home these and it looks like you're the lucky guy - if you want them.

 

Let me know.

 

A-Jay

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1/2 ounce football and alien head. black/blue, pb&j, and something in green pumpkin or watermelon. Rage chunks in matching colors for trailers. 

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Totally agree with J Francho. I wish i would have found Seibert Outdoor jigs, a long time ago. You cant beat the price and craftsmanship. Ive been paying almost 6 bucks per jig

For similar craftmanship and componets. Ill still use my old jigs, but i wont go back to them.

The mod pack idea is great. The color selection has been done for you. All you have to do is choose a size and a headshape. As a beginner i would start with the brush jig at 1/2 or 3/8. If you plan on skipping the jig under docks or into cover, i like arky heads at 3/8.

IMO the mod pack has a good range in colors and styles that are both classic and proven.

Jig fishing is my main technique. Take it from me, if wishi somone would have showed me a SO Mod Pack, 10 years ago, it would have saved me alot of heartache and money.

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Wow didnt see AJ's post when i was typing my post!!. Sweetness!!

KUDOS TO AJAY. ALWAYS NICE TO SEE SOMONE LOOKING OUT FOR PEOPLE.

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Anyone care to talk a little about jig heads?  I am new to jig fishing myself and am looking to add it to my bag of tricks this season.

 

I know the football heads seem to be the jig of choice for rockt areas but what makes the brush jig better than say the grass jig for brush.  To me it looks like the grass head will go through the grass better due to the shape but as far as the brush head i can't figure out why it would be better for fishing the brush.

 

I fish lakes with a lot of grass so i will most likely be getting mostly grass heads but i am curious about the brush ones too.

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Here ya go ~

 

PM me your mailing address and I'll send you a whole box of quality jigs - on me.

 

I still jig fish and these are good baits but I just have WAY TOO Many.

 

This will be completely sufficient assortment to get you going . . .

 

I've been watching for an opportunity to re-home these and it looks like you're the lucky guy - if you want them.

 

Let me know.

 

A-Jay

You Sir, are a good citizen!

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Here ya go ~

 

PM me your mailing address and I'll send you a whole box of quality jigs - on me.

 

I still jig fish and these are good baits but I just have WAY TOO Many.

 

This will be completely sufficient assortment to get you going . . .

 

I've been watching for an opportunity to re-home these and it looks like you're the lucky guy - if you want them.

 

Let me know.

 

A-Jay

 

WOW!

 

That is a very generous offer. 

 

Do we have some fantastic members or what?

 

 

:respect-040:  :respect-040:

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Glenn has several videos on his YouTube channel. I found those to be very useful and educational.

That said; Kudos to Ajay way to look out for other members. It is actions like this and the sense of community that keep me on this site.

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I was blown away by A-Jays offer. What a guy. I want to publicly thank  him for his generosity. There are some awfully good folks here. Hopefully I can pay this gesture forward to someone. Thanks again A-Jay. I very much appreciate the offer.............."Stitch"

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Done Deal -

 

The Brown Truck will be stopping at your place by the end of the week.

 

A-Jay

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Just make sure you don't use those jigs on pymatuning! They don't like them at all!...lol...

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Done Deal -

 

The Brown Truck will be stopping at your place by the end of the week.

 

A-Jay

 

Wow, just wow.  AJ, I don't know you, but you the man.  This is not the first time I've seen someone on this board do something like this, but I'm amazed every time.  This is really an outstanding place to hang out, learn and make friends, even if virtual. 

 

Thanks to the Mods for fostering the atmosphere and making this place friendly, welcoming and one of the most helpful internet boards out there (on any topic). 

 

Rick

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I use the following jigs:

3/8 oz brush jigs in green/brown and black/blue

1/2 oz football jigs in the same colors

3/4 oz flipping jigs in the same colors

3/8 oz swim jigs in the same colors plus white and bluegill patterns

I use a variety of trailers. In cold weather (or the bite is slow) use craw like trailers that don't have claws that flap around and have a tremendous amount of action. This offers a more subtle aproach. In warmer weather use trailers that create a swimming action. Twin tail grubs, rage craws, paca craws, etc. I match my trailer color to my jig color.

Good luck and let the fish tell you the way you should fish them.

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