I've been using a KVD Swim Jog with a KVD Rodent as a trailer. Some suggested that that's not the best trailer since it doesn't have the best swimming action and I've only been catching fish on the drop. A swim Senko as a trailer was recommended as where some other trailers that I've never heard of. I was just wondering what trailers some other people use.

What trailers do you use for your swim jigs?

Rage tail menace grub

Zoom swimmin' chunk for me.

Havoc Subwoofer

Rage Craw

Reaction Innovations skinny dipper/Keitech swing impact fat, Big bite baits cane thumper/KVD swimming caffeine shad

B Fish N tackle Moxi and Pulse-R

Rage craw, grub, Gambler EZ Swimmer

Grande Bass Mega Claws 

Keitech Swing Impact Fat

Net Bait Paca Chunk

Zoom Chunks 

Whatever brand of single tail grubs I have hanging around

Keitech Swing Impact FAT 

Evolve RX Vibra Grub 

Reaction Innovations Smallie Beaver

Kalin's Sizmic grub, Kalin's 5" Lunker grub and a Rage Tail menace rigged vertically.

New favorite is a rage grub

Mr. Twister Split double tail, zoom swimmin' chunk, missile baits twin turbo, lft live magic shad boot tail, and a yamamoto 4" double tail.

Reaction Innovations Skinny Dipper

Rage Tail Menace 

Paca Chunk

Keitech fat swng impact,

Just tried the Kalins sizmic grub yesterday and it is a winner also

Havoc subwoofer

and actions plsatics 5" mag grub

Roboworm EZ Shad

Big EZ

EZ Swimmer

Rage Craw/Lobster

Rage Tail Menace 

 

This

I use a Damiki Grub myself.

But I look for a bait that gives off high vibration with its action.
I'd actually love to know if this is the right logic.

Kalin's Sizmic grub, Kalin's 5" Lunker grub and a Rage Tail menace rigged vertically.

 

I found this interesting.....anyone else try rigging a trailer vertically? 

 

 

  I can see it possibly working on a swim jig; and maybe even a chatterbait or spinnerbait.....probably not on a 'regular' jig, I suppose

 

A-Jay

 

Rage shellcracker, craw or lobster

RI skinny dipper

kietech impact

My new favorite is one from stankxbaitco.  they call it the damsel and it does a great job and comes in some awesome colors and even custom ones if you want.

 

http://www.stankxbaitco.com/product/damzel/

My new favorite is one from stankxbaitco.  they call it the damsel and it does a great job and comes in some awesome colors and even custom ones if you want.

 

http://www.stankxbaitco.com/product/damzel/

Those look pretty sweet --- like what I'd have designed if I thought long and hard about it --- right length, bulk and likely action

 

 

monkey's tummy is growling

They are a good small company.  I know i had a request for a custom stick bait that had a harder head section for nose hooking because the baits would get torn up so quick.  He double dipped the head in clear plastic to hold the hook better and they were awesome.  Only cost me a few bucks extra too but now one bait can last me 10-12 fish rather than 1 or 2. 

My new favorite is one from stankxbaitco.  they call it the damsel and it does a great job and comes in some awesome colors and even custom ones if you want.

 

http://www.stankxbaitco.com/product/damzel/

 

They seem a little pricey, but I'm interested. Thanks for the tip.

I never really thought of them as pricy since they are about .75 a  piece but they are more expensive than a grub or something along those lines and i personally don't mind supporting a smaller company with a good product in most cases too.

 

I am slo not even sure that a trailer makes a huge difference on a swim jig as long as something is on there because i have tried without and don't seem to do as well.

I found this interesting.....anyone else try rigging a trailer vertically? 

 

 

  I can see it possibly working on a swim jig; and maybe even a chatterbait or spinnerbait.....probably not on a 'regular' jig, I suppose

It works great, the tail moves side to side like a fishes tail. I haven't tried on a spinnerbait or chatterbait, but I should work, all three of the rigs are pretty much the same thing.