Jig Trailer Recommendations...

[CC268]

Ordering some Northstar Jigs tonight and want to get some good trailers. A lot of people are recommending Rage Tail Craws, but I feel like they would be too long and big? Do you guys use the Baby Craw or the Chunk? I currently use Netbait Paca Chunks, but a lot of people don't like those I guess. Just seeing what you guys recommend!

[Lip 'em!]

Buy the rage craws and bite about a half inch of it off before you thread it onto the hook. It's much easier to downsize a full size craw to the desired length than it is to make a chunk longer! lol

[sarcazmo]

Depends how much action I want.

 

Rage trail products are great when you want a lot of action.  Sometimes I'll throw a chigger craw if I want less action and a bit smaller profile.  

[Grizzn N Bassin]

cant go wrong with rage craw!!!

[Bass Junkie]

I personally really like the Net Bait chunks. They're reasonably priced, have a great action on the fall or swim, and if you can't find one in a color to match your jig..... 

As for trailers other than netbait, I'm digging the Berkley Havoc Rocket Crawand Yum! Craw Papi,as well as the Money Craw. 

[JigMe]

In the fall, you want lots of actions from the trailer and no product out there can beat Rage craw. If it is dead winter, then I will use zoom chuck because I don't to slow down.

[jignfule]

Zoom's Fat Albert twin tails may work well for a smaller profile

[Brian Needham]

I use the rage craw and bite off whatever I need to get a certain length.

 

past that opinions vary and there are several pages worth of reading you can do on the boards via the search function.

[whitwolf]

I like both a zoom trailer(super chunk and Jr.) and a R.I. Smallie beaver.

[Bruce424]

Zoom chunk/jr is the way to go. Slide it all the way up the shank for a smaller profile.

[Jon G]

i like using havoc pit bosses as well as rage craws i tend to yo use pit bosses more cause they are cheaper and the have nice action but you should definitely use rage craws 

[rockchalk06]

When I want a lot of action in my trailer, I always go with a Rage Craw. If I want a more subtle action I go with either a Berkley 4" Crazy Legs craw with the antennas torn off or a Bass Assassins Pure craw. My hairs I go with a 3' crigger craw from Berkley or an Xcite baits chuck. I cut the bodies depending on how large or small a presentation I want. 

[Bankbeater]

It depends on the lake and the time of year.  This time of year I start using a chunk instead of a craw.  The trailer doesn't have as much action, but that is what the bass seem to want.

[CTGalloway21]

Baby D Bomb

[ww2farmer]

When I want bulk.... I use beavers, when I want action I use paca craws, and when I want small and subtle I use Zoom critter craws.

[Dylan L]

I like a rage chunk for my bitsy bug jigs

[Southernjig]

I keep it very simple, smallie beaver or a zoom chunk. All my plastics are to or zoom

[JeziHogg]

Swim jig: Twintail menace with it threaded on the hook with the flappers vertically to make it look like a fishes tail.

Everything else, Netbait Paca Chunk

[Jrob78]

I've been using the Menace and Havoc Deuce a lot lately.

[Rudy1922]

How about a Baby Brush Hog? The Bass seem to like them where I fish at. 

[dreamertino]

I've seen baby brush hogs used as trailers never tried it personally though

[michang5]

I've landed one fish with a watermelon baby brush hog on a white/chartreuse chatterbait. Dunno if it was dumb luck though.

[Rudy1922]

i caught 3 today using a 3/8 oz Tungsten PB&J Jig with a Green Pumpkin Red flake Baby Brush Hog trailer but I just started using Jigs so I'm still learning what works best in my area.

[iceintheveins]

The rage chunk is awesome. I like the paca too. Don't overlook a yamamoto double tail or a zoom creepy crawler either.

[CC268]

For now I bought a bunch of rage tail craws to match my jigs..I have some paca chunks too