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Just got back from upstate. We caught a couple of nice bass but all they seem to be hitting was the senko and jig. Most of them were small but my biggest was on a jig. I never really fished them till now. So now I know. What are some of your favorite finesse jigs?

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If you're talking true finesse vs just a finesse "cut" I like the keitech tungsten football jigs. Very small profile and light wire hook you could set on spinning gear and light line. I like to pair it with a double tail grub. With that said it's not really suited for fishing around wood or any heavy cover really. For a finesse "cut" jig Beast Coast make the hustler hybrid that has that small skirt/profile but with a beefier hook and weedgaurd. I think they made it with smallies in mind. 

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My #1 jig period.  Its 5/16 oz GP, 4/0 Mustad 32798 hook with a GP Zoom super chunk jr.

 

Allen 

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3 minutes ago, Munkin said:

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My #1 jig period.  Its 5/16 oz GP, 4/0 Mustad 32798 hook with a GP Zoom super chunk jr.

 

Allen 

What exactly am I looking at.   I like the super chunk. 
 

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I like heavier hooks than the traditional Jewel finesse jig had, so mine are the War Eagle Heavy Finesse and the Santone Texas Finesse jigs.  I dress with either a Paca chunk or a Missle Baits double tailed grub.

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War eagle finesse jig.  Two in a pack for the price of one.  Yum Craw Chunk trailer.  Unique line tie.

Booyah finance jigs work in a pinch.  Also two for the price of one.  Yum Craw Chunk trailer as well.

I've tried the Ballin Out finesse Jig, and was not impressed at all. It has a terrible skirt, and is the same price as a War Eagle jigs and Booyah jigs, but you only get one.  

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kietech tungsten football or riot minima tungsten either football or pitching style.

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Why  do you guys like the heavy wire hooks for finesse jigs? I  am fishing mine on 10 or 12lb floro and a MH rod.

 

Allen 

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These are some great suggestions thanks again.

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There are two types of finesse jigs, a full size jig with a light hook and a slimmed down trailer, and a compact profile finesse jig.

Generally early and later in the year, I will use the compact size finesse jigs, like the Keitech Finesse football jigs or the Strike King Bitsy Bugs or Booyah Baby Boo.


Come late June to August, I like the full sized finesse jigs.

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17 hours ago, Munkin said:

Why  do you guys like the heavy wire hooks for finesse jigs? I  am fishing mine on 10 or 12lb floro and a MH rod.

 

Allen 

I'm the same way personally, but I could see someone wanting to use their same setup for full size jigs and throw them into cover with just a finesse presentation possibly, other than that I can't see why

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Strike King Bitsy Bugs. They're fairly cheap so I don't break the bank when I need to restock them.

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1 hour ago, Bankbeater said:

Strike King Bitsy Bugs. They're fairly cheap so I don't break the bank when I need to restock them.

Same. They are usually on sale during the BPS Spring Classic sale and I stock up for the year.

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Dirty Jigs Tour Level Finesse Football Jig! Great jigs with a ton of different color combinations. Don't break the bank at $4.99 either.

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about to receive a TW shipment with some Santone Lures Texas Finesse Jigs (5/16 oz, Black/Blue and Natural Craw), very excited to try them out, both hopping and skipping.

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30 minutes ago, Kenny Yi said:

about to receive a TW shipment with some Santone Lures Texas Finesse Jigs (5/16 oz, Black/Blue and Natural Craw), very excited to try them out, both hopping and skipping.

Santone makes great tackle good luck with those!

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22 hours ago, Ben77 said:

Santone makes great tackle good luck with those!


I've had good luck throwing them with a trd or x-zone's ned zone. Really nice hooks. 

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Top quality jig should have premium hooks like Gamakatsu or Owner for jigs.

GYCB, Yamamoto, jigs  weedless Hula Grub with 4/0 Owner or weedless football with 4/0 Gamakatsu hook are $3.80 for 3 each Hula or $3.80 for 4 football.3/8 oz is a good weight.

Yamamoto Twin tail Hula grubs $7.90 for 10 each.

Hard to find a finesse jig at with 4/0 premium hook, spider grub trailer for $1.75 each that comes close to catch bass consistently. 

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On 7/5/2021 at 5:15 PM, Munkin said:

Why  do you guys like the heavy wire hooks for finesse jigs? I  am fishing mine on 10 or 12lb floro and a MH rod.

 

Allen 

Sometimes you gotta put a "finesse" jig somewhere gnarly. 

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I still have a BUNCH of the old Eakins jigs, so I don't forsee changing any time soon.  If I'm moving the boat  I like the 5/16 oz size.   If I'm fishing out of the back of some one else's boat, I like the heavier 7/16 size, just because I want the bait to get down and do its thing before the boat gets moved very far.

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On 7/5/2021 at 4:33 PM, padon said:

kietech tungsten football or riot minima tungsten either football or pitching style.

Funny you mentioned these I just picked up some keitech model 2 version 2 tungsten football jigs. I hear really good things about these and by the looks of them they look pretty nice!

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