YUM wooly hawg

[captaininsaneo]

anyone else fish them yet?  I bought a bag of green pumpkin and I am in love with them.  I have been catching all my fish of beds with them, and I love the action.  Not to mention they are durable enough to catch several fish on them, making them a great value.

[Creature]

I use the Yum Wooly Hawgtail a lot.  I have caught a few off the bed with them.  My go to color has tobe firetiger.  I usally trig mine with a 3/16 oz bullet weight. Good Luck!!

[BassFishingMachine]

Truly a great bait, I fish mine weightless. One of the best creature baits IMHO.

[Turtle.]

Truly a great bait, I fish mine weightless. One of the best creature baits IMHO.

I agree,I use both T-rig,will go weightless or with 1/8oz bullet weight. Truly awsome baits

[KU_Bassmaster.]

I fished these ALOT 2 and 3 years ago.  For whatever reason I haven't fished them much in the past year.  I really liked the Grasshopper Green.  I think it's one of the all time best colors.  I will try to fish them more this year.

[ejtaylor822]

I just picked some up a couple of weeks ago.  Have used them some, but not a lot.  Really like the action though and them seem very durable.  Have been using the pumpkin on a jig, bouncing and erractic "cranking" down low with not a lot of success.  Like the idea of T-rigging and bullet weights.  Will have to give that a try.

Eddie

[captaininsaneo]

yea, you definitely have to try t-riggin em.  I have also thought of using them as a jig trailer, anyone try it?

[NEBassMan]

Are you guys talking about the Wooly Hawg Craw or the Wooly Hawgtail?  I use the 3" Hawgtail for jig trailers.  Love them on the back of a jig.  

Jason

[captaininsaneo]

Hawgtail, never heard of the hawg craw.  that was my mistake originally, i apologize.