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Never tried a white jig. I have about 40 jigs and they are all natural craw colors. Watermelon, Black/Blue, PB&J etc. Just never had confidence in white for a jig around here. If I want to immitate a baitfish I'll go with something else like a fluke.

Try it, can't hurt. You gotta find what works for you.

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I haven't used them flipping but have had good success swimming them around flooded bushes.

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I've done ok with them, I use them when the main forage is minnows and various other baitfish. Although I don't fish them nearly as slow as I do with green, brown, or black/blue jigs. I let them hit the bottom, and sit for about 2-3secs, then hop, then wait 2secs, then hop. I definetly fish them quicker then craws, simply because baitfish move quicker then craws.

But yes, they will work. But I only choose them when I feel the fish's primary forage is baitfish.

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In our Sept. tourney - both my partner and I were throwing white spinner baits as a way of trying to imitate shad.  At one point he made a cast and got the dreaded "professional overrun" - after pickin out the loops he started to reel in and caught his first fish of the day.  This immediately triggered me to tie on a white jig and I caught all of my fish for the remainder of the day on this lure.  I did throw my spinner bait some more, but only got followers or nippers.  The trick was that white jig. ;)

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dont know if this is irrevelant, but i live in nh and the lake i fish is really murky and i used a white spinnerbait silver blades and i caught 4 smallies,switched to a white jig and caught 2, 2-3lb largemouths, just thought it was weird never used white before and it worked.

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I use a regular white silicone skirt - some times I will swap out the skirt on another jig to white if I don't have a white jig head at the time - brown or green pumpkin jig heads with white skirts.  I use a YUM or ZOOM trailer in white as well.

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White jigs w/ white chunks can be great in the fall...  I used to do this a lot, pitching it into trees, brush and under docks.  The lighter the better. (weight, not color)  Loved the original rattleback jigs in 1/8 oz...  they were full sized but light weight.  (although the hooks rusted out pretty quick)

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i like to use a white swim jig with a white or smoke single tail grub trailer. a white bucktail jig with a white soft plastic paddle type bait works well for rockfish.

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