What is your favorite?

[NavyVet]

What is your favorite jig trailer for 3/8-1/2 oz. jigs and why? Any particular brand you like?

[roadwarrior]

Rage Craw, hands down.

[BigAngus752]

When the fish like a larger profile it's the Rage Craw.  When they like something a smaller and more flexible its the Net Bait Paca Slim.  Those are the only two I ever use anymore.  

[MN Fisher]

Right now? My current producer, Berkley Pit Boss. I've got some others I'm going to be trying this coming year, so we'll see if 'the old stand-by' holds up.

[Munkin]

Zoom super Chunks or chigger craw.

 

Allen 

[waymont]

Paca Chunk -when I want action

Super Chunk Jr-less action

 

both because they can’t ch tons of fish.

[Benchmark]

Beast Coast Marauder 

Rage Craw 

[Dens228]

Reaction Innovations

 

Sweet Beaver

Spicy Beaver

 

 

[Darth-Baiter]

Yamamoto Flappin Hog. 

[Aaron_H]

Rage Craw would be my overall pick, but honorable mentions to the Rage Bug when I want a bulkier presentation and the Sweet Beaver when I want less action.

[rtwvumtneer6]

Rage Bug.

 

Cold water a Yamamoto double tail grub.

[Boomstick]

My favorite all around is a Net Bait Paca Chunk. Rage Craws when I want a little more profile and similar action, Rage Bug for more profile and less action and Sweet Beavers when I want even less action.

[Fishnski48]

Depending on water temp - Rage Craw or Zoom Speed Craw

[bowhunter63]

Rage Craw or Zoom z craw. If they don’t hit one they hit the other

[evo2s197]

For a standard size jig, its easy.

 

GYCB double tail grub in 4 and 5 inch, in all water temps, k.i.s.s.

[ajschn06]

I have a few others I’ll throw in just for variety- but I think I could be just as successful if not more so  using a rage craw 100% of the time.  Realistic craw shape for flipping or dragging on the bottom and basically a double tail when you swim it.

[Bluebasser86]

YUM Christie Craw or Craw Papi. Christie craw comes in a bulk pack too, which is nice.

[Fishes in trees]

This is hard to say, I like the Netbait Paca Chunks and I use them from time to time.  Mostly on skirted jigs.   I throw unskirted jigs quite a bit, as well as my home made jika rigs that more or less fish like jigs.   On half ounce football jigs I like threading on a Chompers or a Chompers imitation.   On my home made jika rigs, I generally lead off with a full size brush hog.  (Green pumpkin/orange flake).  Throwing half ounce & 3/4 oz Biffle Bugs, I like the original Biffle Bug or any number of 4" to 5" crawdad imitations.  Zoom makes several different styles that I've caught fish on, and I still have a modest, but dwindling supply of the original Guido Bugs, both the Gambler & Lucky Strike versions.  Basically for me a jig trailer has to at least pretend to imitate a crawdad.   I haven't had much luck with soft plastic shad imitations on jigs.  (I'm ignoring swim jigs for the purpose of this post only.)

[Bankbeater]

Super chunk, and super chunk jr.  I fish some water that sees pretty much pressure. Those smaller profiles seem to do the trick.

[Catt]

Gene Larew 6" Hawg Craw 

Rage Tail Lobster 

Rage Tail Craw

Zoom Ultra Vibe Speed Craw

Zoom Magnum Ultra Vibe Speed Craw 

[PourMyOwn]

In cold water, pork.

 

Otherwise a twin tail or hula grub.

[NYWayfarer]

Rage Craw. Hard to beat the thumping claw action on them.

[scaleface]

Larew Salt Craw .

[Teal]

I have several

 

Rage craw 

Rage menace

Pit boss

Sweet beaver 

Net bait paca craw/chunk

Rage lobster

Rage toad is deadly too and skips like a dream

[Sphynx]

Paca chunk most of the time, but if I haven't got one of those or I think something else might work better I have no issue switching it up, speed craws, vilecraws, fat Albert grub, trd...generally I run on the assumption that it doesn't matter what I think looks good on that jig, if the fish think the dumbest looking combination I have is good enough to eat, I am more than happy to accommodate them.