All types of jigs? Swim jigs, football, flipping and pitching? I have never really fished jigs before, so as soon as ice is gone around here I am getting into it.

I throw one jig & one jig only!

Terry Oldham's Eye Max

In no order

T rig rage craw with 3/16 or 1/4 tungsten weight

Wacky rigged senko

Swim jig

Kvd 1.5 and 2.5

Black/black cavitron buzzbait at night

Thanks for the responses all!

 

So Jig takes it by a long shot. Square bill and wacky senko right up there too. 

 

I rigged a blue/black jig up this morning and will use it on the weekend. I get the feeling that the fish will hang around the rocky drop-offs for quite some time yet. Especially in the heat of the day. I suppose a slow drag will be the best presentation? Is it better to drag it up the drop or let it fall down the drop? 

 

Cheers!

 

Dennis

I see the favorite color for jigs is blue/black with similar color trailer. I recenty purchased 1/4oz Outkas Jig Bold Gill. What would be a good trailer and trailer color for this jig?

I read right after the spawn blue-gill color can be deadly, we have a lot of blue gill up here in WI.

Personally I'd be using a variant of green pumpkin or watermelon for a trailer. As for what,well your options are endless. Single or double tail grub. Part of a swim senko. Havoc subwoofer or a paddle tail swim bait. A craw style trailer. The list goes on and on.

Personally I'd be using a variant of green pumpkin or watermelon for a trailer. As for what,well your options are endless. Single or double tail grub. Part of a swim senko. Havoc subwoofer or a paddle tail swim bait. A craw style trailer. The list goes on and on.

Thanks for the help. Learning the swim jig should keep me busy this spring/summer.

It's a good bait to have in your arsenal.

I see the favorite color for jigs is blue/black with similar color trailer. I recenty purchased 1/4oz Outkas Jig Bold Gill. What would be a good trailer and trailer color for this jig?

I read right after the spawn blue-gill color can be deadly, we have a lot of blue gill up here in WI.

 

I might try and put a trailer on it in okeechobee craw its a little different but something different can be good

1. White zoom fluke

2. Bluegill flash Keitech impact

3. Sexy shad SK spinnerbaits

4. 7" green pumpkin curly tail power bait worm

5. 1/2 oz pb&j SK football head jig with cinnamon trailer.

1 most fish, 5 least fish. All of which were my most productive tools.

10" ribbon tail worm, T-Rig

8" lizard, Carolina Rig if not too choked with weeds

Frog

Spinnerbait if its choppy on the water

Buzzbait in morning/evening