Jump to content

Recommended Posts

Posted

Netbait Paca Chunk

Netbait Paca Craw (Baby or Reg)

Strike King Rage Tail Craw

SK Rage Tail DB Craw

Posted

I use the Baby Rage Craws and Paca Craws more than others, but have used many in the past. 

Posted

paca chunks

 

rage craws 

 

pit bosses

 

Netbait B Bug

  • Super User
Posted

Traditional jigs: Rage Tail Lobster, Craw, DB Craw and Baby Craw

 

Swim jigs: Rage Tail Meance and Shellcracker

Posted

Agree with the Paca Chunks. I've bought a few different kinds this year to try, and they seem to "fit" the jigs pretty well, and they're not very expensive, so it's no big deal if one rips off.

Posted

PowerTeam Lures Craw D'Oeuvres (subtle), Conviction Craws (wider profile) and Texas Rig Jigs (adds bulk to the overall skirted jig profile).

  • Like 1
Posted

Zoom ultra vibe speed craw in black sapphire.

Posted

Way to go Hanover!!!

Powerteam Lures(PTL) Craw D'oeuvres is the best trailer for 1/8 to 5/16 oz jigs it is perfect size and the action will not over power your jig.

The PTL Conviction Craws make great trailers for those 3/8.to 1/2 oz jigs. With its wider profile when it's flip'd in grass or pads it mimics a Bluegill very effectively.

If it's not one of those first choices I can use:

Rage Craws (rocks)

Reaction Innovations 3.8 Sweet Beaver (grass)

Grande Bass Mega Claws (mud and wood)

  • Super User
Posted

Paca Craws when they want something that flaps, beavers when they don't, and GYCB fat baby craws when they are being really picky. I use a Rage tail grub almost exclusivly on my swim jigs.

Posted

Strike King Rage Craw, Xcita baits Raptor Tail Jr and Power Team Craw D'oeurve are some of my favorites. In colder water I will sometimes use a PoorBoys Craw Daddy or Reaction Innovation Smallie Beaver.

Posted

I like the Zoom Ultravibe Speed Craws. I try to match the craw with the Jig. But you can be creative. There are a lot of options on colors.

Posted

I agree with the paca chunk fans.good size,great action on swim jigs.Plenty of colors.

  • Super User
Posted

I like Rage Chunks, Rage Craws, Zoom Chunks and Super Chunks, and twin tail grubs.  But my all time favorite is a big bass.  For best results, be sure to hook it through the top lip. ;)

  • Like 5
Posted

For a lot of action and vibration I like the rage tail chunk/craw/lobster just depends on the size of the jig. For subtle action and not a lot of vibration I like the zoom fat Albert twin tails and for a really subtle action with little to no action I like just a regular zoom super chunk. But my secret with jig trailers lies in the packages they come in. I spray the inside of the bags about 4 good sprays of the Powerteam Hogtonica and the plastics just soak it up like a sponge if you look in the bag about a week after you spray it there will be little to no oil but the trailers themselves will be gorged full of it and I've found that the Hogtonica and the regular clear JJ's magic garlic are the best out there but the hogtonica IMO just can't be beat

  • Super User
Posted

SK Rage Tail Lobster

 

And for something different try the SK Eeliminator -

 

A-Jay

Posted

Traditional jigs: Rage Tail Lobster, Craw, DB Craw and Baby Craw

Swim jigs: Rage Tail Meance and Shellcracker

With the Menace or twin tail grub trailer for a swim jig, do you rig it parallel with the hook or perpendicular like you would with a craw? I read when using single tail grub tail down..need some help. Thanks

  • Like 2
Posted

I used to mainly go with the netbait paca chunk but then they came out with the Berkeley havoc rocket craw and I now have a new main trailer that I use.  Great action, I like the long antennas to help the action, the claws float better than the paca and the range tail all at a great price.  Hard to beat.   The Havoc line of baits really put some good baits on the market

Posted

Paca Chunk. Plenty of colours and at a very reasonable price.

I also like the Zoom UV Speed Craw for a smaller profile.

  • Super User
Posted

With the Menace or twin tail grub trailer for a swim jig, do you rig it parallel with the hook or perpendicular like you would with a craw? I read when using single tail grub tail down..need some help. Thanks

 

Run the hook from the top through the body so that the bait is straight.

Fished alone, I rig the tail flat or horizontal; as a trailer vertical like a baitfish.

It's important that the Menace be uniform, not bunched up.

  • Like 1
Posted

I love Rage Craws, DB Craws, and my favorite Missile Baits D Bombs. I just bought like 8 packs of Berkley Havoc Ikes Devil Spear and I'm hoping to try these out soon. 

  • Super User
Posted

Which trailers do you like best and catch the most fish? Relatively new to fishing and am starting to jig fish so some favorite jig suggestions would also be nice.

Welcome to the BR site.

Learning to fish jigs for nearly everyone is difficult and thinking a particular jig trailer will be the panacea to catching jig fish is misleading. RgaeTail is a site sponsor and they have good soft plastic jig trailers that cover both crawdad and bluegill shapes. There are dozens of soft plastic jig trailers on the market to choose from and suggest you limit yourself to to 1 or 2 brands in single and double tail design. My choice is Gary Yamamoto because that is the brand that has proven to work where and how I fish. However my first choice or jig trailers are not soft plastic, I use pork rind jig trailers 90% of the time. However pork rind is a poor choice for novice jig anglers, messy and must be kept wet.

What is more important is the style of jig you choose to use and how you fish it.

Tom

Posted

Flipping jig - Zoom Super chunk or Baby paca chunk by netbait ( if the jig has a trailer keeper I generally prefer the paca)

Football jig- Strike King Rage Chunk

Finesse Jig- Yum Craw Papi, length trimmed a bit

Swim jig- Zoom Twin Tail grub

Join the conversation

You can post now and register later. If you have an account, sign in now to post with your account.

Guest
Unfortunately, your content contains terms that we do not allow. Please edit your content to remove the highlighted words below.
Reply to this topic...

×   Pasted as rich text.   Paste as plain text instead

  Only 75 emoji are allowed.

×   Your link has been automatically embedded.   Display as a link instead

×   Your previous content has been restored.   Clear editor

×   You cannot paste images directly. Upload or insert images from URL.

  • Recently Browsing   0 members

    • No registered users viewing this page.


  • Outboard Engine

    fishing forum

    fishing tackle

    fishing

    fishing

    fishing

    bass fish

    fish for bass



×
×
  • Create New...

Important Information

We have placed cookies on your device to help make this website better. You can adjust your cookie settings, otherwise we'll assume you're okay to continue.