Trailers For Swim Jigs

[Teal]

Thanks BigO, good video. I think im gonna have to try em.

[Jake Coucoules]

I have the most luck with the keitech swimbaits. If im going for a bigger bass ill usually go up to ez shads or big hammers.

[29JMP29]

big bite baits grubs, netbait paca craws, chompers twin tails, little dippers by reaction innovations.  All of them are great for smallmouth in rivers.

[Lil'skeeter]

Hopefully I will find out which ones to use. I have a tournament this Sat. on a lake with a lot of Hydrylla and put some skirts and trailers together. I got the idea of the blades from this forum......hope they work.

[Jigfishn10]

RW keeps posting the Rage Menace, so I'll have to give that a whirl and keith71 got my wheels spinning so I'll be trying this Seibert Outdoors lead free jig head and #4 Indiana blade:

[Amarley]

Gambler makes a sweet double tail grub. http://www.***.com/Gambler_Twin_Tail_Swim_Jig_Trailers/descpage-GTT.html

[BradGuenette]

Hopefully I will find out which ones to use. I have a tournament this Sat. on a lake with a lot of Hydrylla and put some skirts and trailers together. I got the idea of the blades from this forum......hope they work.

You need to throw a soft swimbait on the back of one of those jigs! That way you have EVERY option covered.

[BradGuenette]

Hopefully I will find out which ones to use. I have a tournament this Sat. on a lake with a lot of Hydrylla and put some skirts and trailers together. I got the idea of the blades from this forum......hope they work.

You need to throw a soft swimbait on the back of one of those jigs! That way you have EVERY option covered.

[Lil'skeeter]

I have a swimming fluke I can put in place of the watermelon curly tail......thanks, I think I will do that.