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Swim Jigs

Started by BassinMD , Jun 14 2012 03:43 PM

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#1 BassinMD

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Posted June 14 2012 - 03:43 PM

What are everyone's favorite trailers for swim jigs and favorite swim jig manufacturers

#2 tim4vols

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My PB:Between 9-10 lbs
Favorite Bass:All three
Favorite Lake or River:lakes and ponds anywhere

Posted June 14 2012 - 04:22 PM

strike king/kvd swim jig with a rage tail chunk

#3 Nitrofreak

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Posted June 14 2012 - 04:48 PM

strike king/kvd swim jig with a rage tail chunk

X10 !!!

Fishing is my idea of a good lip piercing!

I have also found that when it comes to friends, a good friend will come and bail you out of jail, but best friends will be right there beside you saying d**n that was fun !!!

#4 BassinNY

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My PB:Between 4-5 lbs
Favorite Bass:Largemouth & Smallmouth

Posted June 14 2012 - 04:59 PM

KVD Pro w/a Ragetail Grub is deadly!!

#5 plumworm

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LocationGreen Bay, Wi
My PB:Between 7-8 lbs
Favorite Bass:Largemouth & Smallmouth
Favorite Lake or River:Mississippi River pools 9-10

Posted June 14 2012 - 05:20 PM

All-Terrain jigs with a Yamamoto single tail grub.

#6 tbirds00

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Favorite Bass:Largemouth

Posted June 14 2012 - 05:51 PM

Double tail grub on a all terrain tackle jig

#7 BassinMD

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Posted June 14 2012 - 05:52 PM

Haha just started using em a few days ago and I've had fair success so far got 4 of the kvd swim jigs but just using Berkley 3 inch grubs from years ago lol, gonna have to get some rage tails I sounds like you guys all seem to love them. And where can I get all terrain ? Tackle warehouse ?

#8 smalljaw67

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LocationMinersville, PA
My PB:Between 6-7 lbs
Favorite Bass:Largemouth & Smallmouth
Favorite Lake or River:Susquehanna River

Posted June 14 2012 - 05:55 PM

I make my own swim jig and I like the rage craw as a trailer or a Lunker City swim fish.

#9 Shane J

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LocationEpsom,N.H.
My PB:Between 11-12 lbs
Favorite Bass:Largemouth & Smallmouth

Posted June 14 2012 - 06:23 PM

It's always, ALWAYS, a Rage Tail Baby Craw or Rage Tail 4" Grub on my swim jigs (and I catch an insane amount of fish on 'em!).

www.ragetail.com

#10 Mr Swim Jig

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LocationMound City, KS
My PB:Between 11-12 lbs
Favorite Bass:Largemouth & Smallmouth

Posted June 14 2012 - 10:32 PM

Kinami 4 inch single tail grubs and I really like the Strike King KVD Swim Jigs but I LOVE the Northstar Baits swim jigs, especially in the 5/16oz size!

#11 backwater4

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LocationNew York
My PB:Between 6-7 lbs
Favorite Bass:Largemouth
Favorite Lake or River:Candlewood Lake, CT

Posted June 15 2012 - 06:12 AM

3" hand poured swim bait (paddle tail) on a custom 5/16 oz. grass jig.

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Jig is the actual color, swimbait trailer is not. I match this jig with a pearl black flake trailer.

#12 roadwarrior

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Favorite Bass:Smallmouth
Favorite Lake or River:Pickwick Lake
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Posted June 15 2012 - 07:45 AM

http://www.northstar...nd_swimjig.html

I like Rage Tail Single Tail Grubs for trailers on the NorthStar Swim Jigs.

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#13 logan9209

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LocationRome, GA
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Favorite Bass:Largemouth & Smallmouth
Favorite Lake or River:Swan Lake Mobile Home Park community lake

Posted June 15 2012 - 08:57 AM

Since it was brought up, Seeing the swimming action of the Smokin' Rooster why does it not seem to be a good trailer for a swim jig? I mean, the swim jig is basically the same as a spinnerbait without the spinner arm and blades. In other words, you are swimming it like a fish (for the most part). It would seem to me that the swimming arms and tail of the Smokin' Rooster would make it a great trailer.

Just curious. I got p/o at the june bug Rooster and stuck one on everything I could find: chatterbait, swim jig, pitching/flipping jig, skirtless football jig (I thought it was a shaky head jig). Haven't tried them out yet. Except the chatterbait and man does it look good in the water. No hits though.