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I'm having a little trouble wrapping my mind around the different series of jigs that Siebert Outdoors offers. Could anyone explain what series each is used for? Thanks!

(Sorry if this is a dumb question, I just placed my very first order from them yesterday, so I'm still an noob.)

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well the fogy's are basicly a chatterbait vibrating jig.  The swimjig is used anywhere you would use a spinnerbait.  Just think of it as one without the blades.  Arky's and brush jigs are basic cover jigs, but different heads.  Then you have football jigs that work best around rock/rubble and are used to drag as they don't hang up as easy.

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well the fogy's are basicly a chatterbait vibrating jig.  The swimjig is used anywhere you would use a spinnerbait.  Just think of it as one without the blades.  Arky's and brush jigs are basic cover jigs, but different heads.  Then you have football jigs that work best around rock/rubble and are used to drag as they don't hang up as easy.

 

I was thinking like the difference between the Dredge series, Mata series, Big O, etc.. sorry if I confused you. I already know about the types of heads.

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Just different designs.  Some go through brush better and others rock.  Heavier hook, different fall patterns.  PM Seibert jigs and ask.  I'm sure he will give you a better break down and more technical info  about the aspects of each head.  

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IMO the storm series. Football head 3/8ounce with the OOMODGEN1 is the best color. Thats the black and bluish purplish one.

 

 

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IMO the storm series. Football head 3/8ounce with the OOMODGEN1 is the best color. Thats the black and bluish purplish one.

I have caught so many fish on that color I would hate to even put out a number on it. Almost wish I wouldn't have given out my secret color combo! Hahaha

Jeff

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I have caught so many fish on that color I would hate to even out a number on it. Almost wish I wouldn't have given out my secret color combo! Hahaha

Jeff

 

 

That picture right there was  around 40 degrees out windy and rainy later october michigan fall day. We were out there 3 hrs. Wish we could have gotten out earlier because in those 3 hrs we caught over 70 largemouth in the 3-5lb range and thats with a scale. Possibly the best day I've ever had fishing. Love that jig color. 

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Get one of each and throw them all next year to find the ones you like.

 

The Bait Monkey thanks you.

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I have the same questions but I think I am going to have to PM him.  I can't really navigate his site too well.  It is a little overwhelming.

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I was thinking like the difference between the Dredge series, Mata series, Big O, etc.. sorry if I confused you. I already know about the types of heads.

 

Its mostly in the hook.  Here is a break down

 

Big O's  Owners Description: Flip 'n' pitch jig hooks, with a 60° eye-bend and a heavy-duty, forged XXX strong shank, ideal for horsing big bass out of heavy cover. Features include Cutting Point® and black finish.,  66 strand skirt, and wire tied

Storm is the same and also a donation series that goes to Tackle the Storm.  These colors are also colors that are the mods favorites.  I'm going to be posting up Bassers here soon.

 

Grid Iron uses the same hook but has my new design football and the ability to have a collar, rattleband, or wire tie with a 55 strand skirt.  This makes it possible to get an ultimate jig for 3.15 with one of the best hooks on the market if you go with a banded collar.

 

Dredge uses an Owner XX strong Owner Deep Throat jig hook. Owner's description:  Flip 'n' pitch jig hooks, with a reverse sproat bend that's ideal for fishing porkrind and other trailing baits.All Dredge have a either collar, rattleband, or wire tie with a 55 strand skirt

 

 

All the Supreme series use a Mustad Ultra Point hook and have a collar, rattleband, or wire tie with a 55 strand skirt option.

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Mike, do you offer your grid iron FB jig with a long-shank light wire 4/0 or 5/0 casting style hook (for 3/8 or 1/2 oz heads)? Thanks,

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I have some that have Mustads in them.  They tend to be a hair lighter then the Owner xxx, but not an actual light wire hook.  I haven't added these to the website yet.  With the mold I dont think a light wire would work due to how thin the hook.  It would fill the eye hole with lead. 

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Ask Mike he'll answer any question you have,and he loves fishing the jig,he's was very very helpful helping me.He will get back with you very fast,you won't be disappointed.

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