Just wanted a place where we could see all the different combinations we come up with. Let's see them!

Jigs and trailers or just jigs?

Neet idea.

 

 

Here is a bluebug Big O Jig with a Rage Craw in blue bug.

Neet idea.

 

 

Here is a bluebug Big O Jig with a Rage Craw in blue bug.

Mike - you should do a jig calendar for 2015 using suitable jigs , trailers and colors good for that particular month ... Heck , in Dec. you could even include a glossy jig fold out   

Here's mine Siebert footbaw jig Bama Craw with Blue Craw Rage bug.. Good idea I love to see different combos peeps come up with..

Black & blue grass jig with a black Zoom Twin Tail Grub and a "Toad" colored brush jig with a Rage chunk.

And my favorite: Bama Craw brush jig with a Bama Craw baby Rage Craw.

I'll have to post mine tomorrow and when I get my next order in

this is my favorite picture of a Seibert's jig

I threw the bluegill one out today and got a backlash. As I'm trying to fix it, I'm noticing that the line is not collecting. I give the line a tug and sho'nuff fish on! They fish themselves! Lol

Keep em comin...I'm getting ready to order some soon and was looking for ideas on what colors to get.

 

Tournament Swim jig in bluegill with a green pumpkin chigger craw...caught its fair share of bass today!

From today....

 

 

Jeff

Just a quick note ona couple of  jig trailers I see in these pictures  : I find you get a bit better performance if the "flapping part" - whether it be craw claws , swim bait paddle or grub tail is at least 1" ~ 1.5" + clear of the end of the skirt ...If the end of the trailer is too close to the end of the skirt then the skirt tends to take away from the trailer and the action you seek with the combo can become comprimised .

Just a quick note ona couple of jig trailers I see in these pictures : I find you get a bit better performance if the "flapping part" - whether it be craw claws , swim bait paddle or grub tail is at least 1" ~ 1.5" + clear of the end of the skirt ...If the end of the trailer is too close to the end of the skirt then the skirt tends to take away from the trailer and the action you seek with the combo can become comprimised .

Indeed. Trimming jig skirts improves trailer action in my experience.

From today....

 

 

Jeff

 

 

 

 

Why do you have 2 sonars? Is one for the front and one for the back?

Why do you have 2 sonars? Is one for the front and one for the back?

Most likely...that way when he is driving to can see what he wants or needs and one on the bow for the same reasons!

Most likely...that way when he is driving to can see what he wants or needs and one on the bow for the same reasons!

Pretty sure one is gps and the other is a sonar unit.

Junebug dredge jig with a junebug gambler little otter. The bass can't resist this lately.

Why do you have 2 sonars? Is one for the front and one for the back?

 

 

2 on the front and 2 on the back.  Go big or go home. No seriously, on the back, one is graph and the other is split down image and side image most of the time.  The front is set up same way.  You can mark a school of fish, or spot you want to fish, they are linked, so when you go up front, you know exactly where to cast, down to the foot.  Or rather 3 foot circle as GPS is only 1 meter accurate.   Just more tools.  Not needed, but certainly helps!

 

Jeff

Mike - you should do a jig calendar for 2015 using suitable jigs , trailers and colors good for that particular month ... Heck , in Dec. you could even include a glossy jig fold out   

sounds like a moneymaker for sure ... I can only think of one other calendar that guys would like as much 

Jeff, 

 

Was your partner sleeping because you were hogging all the fish? Looks like he's taking a snooze standing up. lol

Jeff,

Was your partner sleeping because you were hogging all the fish? Looks like he's taking a snooze standing up. lol

Lol. Now that you mention it.......

Nah. He actually ended the day with one more fish than me but I ended up with big fish for the day.

Jeff