I’m totally committed to Terry Oldham’s jigs but I do keep a close watch on Siebert's jigs!

 

Too many guys here I know that are excellent jig fisherman to ignore em!

 

I’m ordering some basics

well looky there, an ole catt learning new tricks!!!!

 

Catt, I know you are a guy that once you find something you stick with it "aint broke don't fix it"

 

you loading up on some falcon craw?

well looky there, an ole catt learning new tricks!!!!

Catt, I know you are a guy that once you find something you stick with it "aint broke don't fix it"

you loading up on some falcon craw?

Steve Big Ole Parks, JFranko, Glenn, Long Mike, OOmod, Roadwarrior!

Can't argue!

Now heavy cover will be an EyeMax

The dredge series is the "BOMB"  the 5304 deep throat hook has increased my landing percentage!

FWIW, I stocked up on 3/8oz brush jigs from Siebert last year... They're great.  However, for the waters and cover I fish, I actually think I should've bulked up on 1/4oz jigs.

 

Once you put a trailer on a 3/8oz jig, you have a pretty stout thing dangling on your line and the fall rate is pretty significant. It's been me experience that, more often than not, a slower fall rate produces a more consistent bite.  And most of these New England waters are not so deep that I need much to get to, or maintain contact with, the bottom.

 

So, Sieberts products are top-notch and I can't say enough about them.  However, I would just advise maybe staying on the lower side of your weight range if you're going to be fishing with trailers.

 

(That said, I'm a noob at jig fishing, so take this comment with the requisite grain of salt.  Which, I think, means the whole shaker...)

HeavyD, put those jigs on the flea market as a trade.  Never know. 

 

Jeff

Got my order couldn't be more pleased.. Thanks Mike got them to me quick and "hooked" me up for sure. Got a nice diverse selection as well.