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Well I've been trying to fish a jig for awhile and i was just kinda wondering if the color of the trailer matters. I use a jig with a black skirt with red flakes and i try to match it with a black craw with red flakes.

i was just wondering what you guys do when it comes to matching or mismatching trailers

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You can't go wrong matching, but adding a different color trailer sometimes might just be enough to get a few more bites. I sometimes add a black trailer to a watermelon or brown jig. Instead of using a black and blue jig, I might just put a blue craw on the black jig. A black trailer will work on any color jig. It's all just your preference. It's a confidence thing.

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Well I've been trying to fish a jig for awhile and i was just kinda wondering if the color of the trailer matters. I use a jig with a black skirt with red flakes and i try to match it with a black craw with red flakes.

i was just wondering what you guys do when it comes to matching or mismatching trailers

I generally match them..but theres no set rule. I have caught many fish with mismatched colors. You must remember,Crawfish are not all one color,and they are different colors at different times of the year.

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Sometimes the only thing they want is pork you want to learn to fish a jig leave all your other tackle home for 2 fishing trips you will not only catch better bass but you will learn presentations that work only problem is hard to go back to other baits

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black/Blue w Black/Blue trailer

Brown/Orange w Green pumpkin/orange pincher trailer

Brown/Amber w PB&J or pumpkin w purple specks trailer

Camo w Camo trailer.

Camo w PB&J trailer

Covers all my jig fishing. I fish Zoom Creepy Crawler trailers on the smaller jigs and Gene Larew larger trailers on my 3/4 and up to 1 1/2 oz. jigs.

Good luck, and cut the fiber weed guard back.

Jack

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