Weird Jig Trailer

[CroakHunter]

Seen a video the other day, a gjy was throwing a large football jig (3/4 or 1 oz) and had a 6 inch senko style worm wacky rigged as a jig trailer.  Looked awesome in the water and i can only imagine how much it slowed the rate of fall. The 1 place i fish that has the potential of a big big fish gets hit hard with jigs of all sorts so it caught my attention. Anybody tried this rig before? 

[Bluebasser86]

I use a stick worm for a trailer fairly often, usually about 4" on a finesse jig.

[CroakHunter]

Just now, Bluebasser86 said:

I use a stick worm for a trailer fairly often, usually about 4" on a finesse jig.

Wacky rigged or just threaded on?

[Bluebasser86]

I thread it on

[shovelmouth83]

I have tried this and it does work if you are off the grass/brush or catchy stuff it works good. early spring. it does fall fast though. i use it with a 3/4 oz football craw colors.

[Brayberry]

It'd be cheaper to use a Zoom Finesse Worm

[A-Jay]

Although it may not be popular in the US - South of the border, a 7 inch senko riding on the back of a jig is common practice.

This fish ate a black & blue one.

A-Jay

 

[CroakHunter]

Thats the size fish i need for my tournament i fish in the body of water i mentioned. 

[scaleface]

46 minutes ago, A-Jay said:

Although it may not be popular in the US - South of the border, a 7 inch senko riding on the back of a jig is common practice.

This fish ate a black & blue one.

A-Jay

 

Awesome photo .