Anyone ever used these as jig trailers. I'm looking at the blue/black flake and bamma bug. If I cut 2" off the head, is there enough thick body left to stick to a jig?

Yes they are still thick enough to use and they work well as trailers. Or, instead of buying the full sized ones and cutting them down you buy the pit boss trailers so you don't have to cut them down

Thanks. I will give them a look

I have some, but haven't used them as trailers. I might give them a shot now that you mentioned it.

I have some, but haven't used them as trailers. I might give them a shot now that you mentioned it.

I use tubes on swim jigs and have really good luck. Lately I have been cleaning house with swim baits so I thought I could combine the two, save world peace, bring a title to my Jayhawks or just catch a fish or two. Either way I win!!!!

I cant' catch anything with tubes, or craws as a jig trailer. I bought these weird looking creature baits out of the YUM bargain bin at Wal Mart, and have caught a ton of fish compared to the other trailers. I wanna buy more, but the label didn't have a name, so I don't know what to look for.

I cant' catch anything with tubes, or craws as a jig trailer. I bought these weird looking creature baits out of the YUM bargain bin at Wal Mart, and have caught a ton of fish compared to the other trailers. I wanna buy more, but the label didn't have a name, so I don't know what to look for.

I buy them all the time. I have a good collection built up with their names. Send me a picture and I may have some

I have a green one on my kvd swim jig. Ive gotten fish on it but none actually made it into my hands. They came off at the shore. Good sized fish