What's The Best Plastic To Put On The "spot Remover" Jig Head?

[geno3682000]

I bought a couple of different sizes and weights but don't know what plastics to buy for best results.

Thanks

[eyedabassman]

Fin. worms,baby Paca Craw,Robo worms,lizards, ect.

[sprint61]

Rage craw!

[K_Mac]

Zoom Trickworms and Finesse worms with Spot Remover jigs have put many fish in my boat.

[J Francho]

Your favorite.

[eyedabassman]

Don't forget twin tail grubs,

[EmersonFish]

Zoom Trickworms and Finesse worms with Spot Remover jigs have put many fish in my boat.

K_Mac beat me to it. I was going to type this exact thing earlier and got pulled away from my office for actual work stuff. A finesse or trick work on a spot remover is in my standard arsenal.

Start with basic stuff like that, and try a few different things here and there until you come up with works for how and where you fish. Don't be afraid to try a variety of baits. Spot removers are versatile, although I prefer to stick with thinner profile baits.

[geno3682000]

Thanks for the replies!!!

[Crestliner2008]

Anything you have confidence in. Sometimes just simple 4" Roboworm works just fine.

[Patrick Morrow]

Finesse worms or trick worms will do the "trick".

[ChrisD46]

Add Robo worms too ...

[Preytorien]

Whatever you'd like will work!

 

I use flukes, finesse worms, and craws

[Blues19]

Anything with a skinny body. If the body is too thick you wont have enough gap in the hook to hook up with the fish.   I have done really well with the trick worm and finesse worm. One ive done really well with is the Lake Fork baby Ring worm

[The Fisher]

Hags Tornado 5" worm ;the tail sticks right up straight and good colors.

[EdKras]

Smallie beaver on a 1/8 oz pro(the one with the screw lock). I usually split the tail for this