Trailer for skipping jigs

[dsqui]

In another topic team nine states he rarely used beaver for trailer.do to them ripping off frequently this got me thinking...what kind of trailer is everyone using when skipping jigs

[Nor-Cal Basser]

Strike King Rage Craw or Netbait Paca Craw. Never had an issue skipping jigs with either. In fact, they're the only trailers I use on my jigs 95% of the time.

[RichF]

Rage craw or chigger craw.

[fishwizzard]

I am still learning to skip with a casting reel, but I use old, already fished on a t-rig, Rage Menace Grubs as my trailers.  They are a good trailer in general and while they do rip a lot, I don't mind as they have already gotten me some fish.  I just cut maybe an 1/2 inch off the nose and they hold on the jig fine under normal use.  

[Paul Roberts]

I often skip a tube. They skip really well.

[FishOnLMB]

I like to skip any kind of smaller compact creature baits. When your skipping a jig with a trailer, f you have a big floppy trailer, it wont skip as well because those big appendages hit the water and slow down the jig a lot faster rather than a smaller compact trailer.

[papajoe222]

  I still have some difficulty skipping a jig and will normally opt for a tube, but when I do skip one, I like a chunk trailer with flat 'claws' I've tried RageCraws, but I have a tendency to hit the water hard and those claws seem to catch the water and kill the skip.

[Scarborough817]

psycho dads

[buzzed bait]

i like the rage menace because it just doesn't have too much going on to catch the drag while skipping

[Senko lover]

rage craw pretty much all the time for me.