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What is your most "all around" jig for 

Swimming, flipping, and pitching? 

My choice is a Hack Attack.

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7 minutes ago, Jigsaw 2/8 said:

My choice is a Hack Attack

 

Strike King Hack Attack Fluorocarbon Flipping Jig.

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Siebert Dredge Dock Rocker is the business. I've done everything from swimming to punching to dragging across chunk rock with one and never had reason to second guess myself. In addition, it makes me look like I know what I'm doing when I skip.

 

It ain't the perfect tool for every job, but it's close enough that I don't sweat the details.

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For the purposes you mentioned, mine would have to be the Hack Attack as well.
 

If you add “dragging” to the equation then any jig with a round head would be my choice. 

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I’m a jig newb. 
 

I have had great success with the Keitech V2 football jig.  It’s a bit snaggy, doesn’t help that I clip down the weed-guard.   My local fish love chewing on them.  The smaller profile fits their appetite well in my local lakes.  It’s my confidence jig by far. 
 

I have bigger jigs loaded for CA Delta trips. 

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I'd say for me the Siebert Extreme Arky in 3/8 oz. 

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War Eagle finesse jig.  I've had days when I couldn't get a bite while hopping or dragging, but then I swam it, and caught a fish every cast.  I think the trailer is also important, based on what you are trying to do.  Definitely my all around jig. 

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3/8 Strike King bitsy flip with a craw trailer.

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I make my own arky jigs.  3/8 and 1/2 oz

 

I give them.the edge over.my.brush jigs, I can skip them a little better

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Siebert dock or brush jig. I'm not sure one significantly out performs the other for me. I use them both for everything.

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8 hours ago, galyonj said:

Siebert Dredge Dock Rocker is the business. I've done everything from swimming to punching to dragging across chunk rock with one and never had reason to second guess myself. In addition, it makes me look like I know what I'm doing when I skip.

 

It ain't the perfect tool for every job, but it's close enough that I don't sweat the details.

Where do I find these jigs at? Tacklewarehouse? 

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