favorite jig trailer

[Guest avid]

What is your favorite jig trailer for flippng/pitching

What is your faviortie for swimming.

do you use a different trailer when dragging the bottom?  If so, what.

[skillet]

 Most of the water I fish is skinny enough that I can get by using smaller jigs than a lot of you (1/4 to 5/16 oz.). Keeping that in mind, the Strike King 3x chunk jig trailer is a good size for me, comes in colors I like (don't use but about 3 colors on jigs) and I usually have to take one off the hook before it actually loses anything to bites .

 Haven't tried swimming jigs much yet :-[...

                                                    As Ever,

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[berkley]

pitching  netbait tiny paca craw

swimming zoom super chunk

[NEBassMan]

I don't swim jigs......yet....something i need to work on.

For flipping jigs, i use 3" YUM Wooly Hawgtails

Jason

[Gatorbassman]

Net Bait Paca Craw

[Alpster]

Pitchin = Uncle Josh Black Widow eel.

Swimmin & Bottom fishin= Uncle Josh #11 Frog

Ronnie

[burleytog]

Paca Chunk

[jdw174]

Uncle Josh Pro-Cut Frog for pitchin'.

For finesse jigs I use their 101 frog.

[Catt]

My favorite is a Gene Larew Salty Hawg Craw in 4, 5, or 6 depending on the rate of fall I'm wanting.  

[.dsaavedra.]

berkeley power hawgs are good ones...its a creature kind of bait w/ lots of apendages

also ill just use a 4" curly tail grub. both of those are multipurpose trailers...but i use them for bottom fishin. i dont have very good luck w/ jigs. i try to fish them alot, but i only caught 3 fish on them.

[RoLo]

Pitching>      GAMBLER UGLY OTTER (Zoom Big Critter Craw)

Swimming> SUNRIZE BIG HAMMER SWIMBAIT (4 or 5")

Dragging> STRIKE KING 3x 7" FINESSE WORM (nip off tail for a stocky 5" trailer that stands vertically upright)

Roger

[AlanM85]

Well, I had to register for this one, as I'm an absolute fanatic about jigs and trailers. (favorite lure anytime, anywhere) Sadly, I'm probably going to get laughed at for my trailer choice .

-For pitching/flipping I usually use a jig with a tube, or craw-tube trailer.

-For swimming I use pretty much the same, with a longer tube.

-For bottom dragging I like to use.. well I pretty much use a tube now for every trailer

They work great

[Jeff H]

Flippin'/pitchin'....Producto Craw, Berkley Powercraw or Kalins Mogambo grub.  I also use Uncle Josh pork in cold water periods.

Swimmin'...Kalins 5" Lunker Grubs

Draggin', poppin' and hoppin' deep structure I'll us any of the above

I do love those Mogambo grubs.  They are an excellent slop bait rigged on a weedless hook too.

[Cephkiller]

Paca chunks and Paca Craws (for more bulk and a slower fall).  Awesome trailers.  The claws flap around like crazy.

[CK14]

KGM shot craws or smallie beavers.

[Gorgebassman]

Berkley Beast, Zoom vibra craw, or sweet beaver are what I mostly use for jig trailers and on occasion I use a Zoom Chunk.

[Guest avid]

wow,

Except for the paca craw, there is a pretty diverse choice of trailers here.

Can't wait to see what others post.

FYI - I generally use the Fat Albert twin tail, or a hua grub.

[Cephkiller]

I think the Paca Craw/Chunk have as much action in motion as a twin tail but they look much more natural at rest.

[RoLo]

I think the Paca Craw/Chunk have as much action in motion as a twin tail but they look much more natural at rest.

Weeeeellll, Yes and No.

The Paca Craw at rest reminds me of a "Pop-Top" from a soda can (just kiddin)  ;D

Roger

[The Next KVD]

Pitching/Flipping: a generic craw chunk

Swimming: 5" Yamamoto Skirted Double Tail Grub

Draggin/hopping: 5" Yamamoto Skirted Double Tail Grub

[Ky_Lake_Dude]

Flippin & Pitchin-ZOOM Super Chunk

Swimmin-ZOOM Swimmin Chunk

[berkley]

the tiny paca craw works better than the regular paca craw

[Rattlinrogue]

Uncle Josh #11 Pork Frog for pitchin'/flippin'/casting.I don't swim a jig enough to have a favorite.