Which style of Jig?

[Catt]

20 hours ago, WRB said:

Hmmmm, lots of opinions regarding jig type

 

And here we are with another opinion 

 

Nah! I totally agree, even the Pros can't decide, Denny Brauer has designed at least 3 or 4 for Strike King & Gary Klein has a whole website of jig heads & components.

 

My suggestion: K.I.S.S. ?

[txchaser]

Trashmaster Jig is pretty good all-purpose grass/wood and is really forgiving on the hookset vs a traditional jig, because it gets rigged like a texas rig. 

 

 

[Boomstick]

Well I carry them all, but if I could only carry one jig with me, it would be an arky head jig. I usually use the Dirty Jigs Tour Level Pitching jigs (that @E-rude dude linked), but there are many options.

 

Finesse jigs are also good to get more bites for finicky fish or when the baitfish are smaller. You can get a "full size" finesse jig like this or a small profile lightweight finesse jig like this.

[J Francho]

Unless there is something special or unusual about your fishing spots, a brush head should do just fine.  I have more of them than any other in my jig boxes.  Add a couple football and arkeys, and you pretty much covered your skirted jig needs.

 

The Dredge Brush jig has been my favorite for several years now.

https://siebertoutdoors.com/products/ols/products/extreme-brush-jig-xtr-brs-jig26

 

[Otter17]

When you guys say an “Arky” head jig, what do you mean? I’m familiar with Most jig styles, not sure about that one.

[galyonj]

13 minutes ago, Otter17 said:

When you guys say an “Arky” head jig, what do you mean? I’m familiar with Most jig styles, not sure about that one.

 

Arky-heads are shaped like so:

 

[Munkin]

4 hours ago, galyonj said:

 

Arky-heads are shaped like so:

 

 

Order some of these from lurepartsonline, put on some skirts you like and you are set.

 

Allen