Pitching Cat Tails? Beaver Bait Or Jig?

[Joedodge]

So I got a lake I really like now. I did some pitching from my canoe and got some nice fish on a black blue 3/4 jig and a craw trailer. I'm wondering why hat would be more productive tho jigs or just pitching a beaver bait with a 1/2-1 ounce weight? What do yall prefer?

[sprint61]

Why not both?

[Catt]

Why not both?

Let the bass tell ya!

[K_Mac]

I agree with letting the fish decide. Lighter is sometimes better with jigs and beavers. Pitching to shallow cover I almost always start light (1/8 or 3/16) with beavers in heavy stuff.

[largemouth01]

I prefer flippin jigs with a rattle.

[Joedodge]

Thanks a lot guys! I'll have to rig a beaver bait and a jig rod up and work both. I actually have some rattling jigs I bought by mistake. I'll try starting light there no real Matt or weeds. It's just a cat tail.

[Mike L]

I really don't have a particular style bait for pitching into and around cat tails, reeds etc. And we do that a lot down here.

Latley I've had the best luck useing a Brush Hog.

Try whatever you brought.

Mike

[C0lt]

my vote goes to a brush hog

[everythingthatswims]

Put a beaver on your 3/4 oz jig and pitch that. Big ol hunk of stuff for a big girl to chomp down on. I like big jigs with a papa pit boss as a trailer

[Raul]

Beavers do something jigs don´t, unweighted they sink away from you so they are able to get under the cover and reach spots a jig can´t. So the answer is both.