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One of my favorite colors especially with a chartreuse or chartreuse \ white trailer... Smallies seem to love white. 

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I swim it during the day around cover.  I hop it at night in the summertime full moon.

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White 1/2 or 3/4 oz with a brown craw type trailer, when the fish are starting, or have bedded.. :)

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If I see small Shad I will swim a white jig.

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Like most any other jig, anytime can be good, and retrieves vary.

  • In the spring as a bedding bait because of it's visibility.

  • Swim it shallow around cover during the shad spawn

  • Swim it or work it through timber in the fall back in the creeks, again when bass are keying on shad

  • Also good on bluff banks and around docks.

These are just a few of my favorites. There are others. Best to toss it a little all year to see just when and where on your specific waters.

-T9

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this is something i was suprised about myself. last week i was watching skeeter bass on wfn and the 2nd place angler was pitching a white jig w/ a chart trailer all day long and he was stickin em

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If shad are dying on the surface and fluttering down a white jig can be deadly. It's also my color for swimming a jig.

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I throw a white swim jig with a pearl/blue single tail grub as the tail. I just swim it during the retrieve, little shakes but just pretty steady.

I got into that color cause a white spinnerbait is so deadly. I wanted something for when the water is to calm/clear for the spinner bait. Swim jig gets less tangled in weeds if you swim it through the thick stuff.

It is great mimicking baitfish.

I also have one that is green with some orange in it to mimick a perch.

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