What are the diffrent types of jigs and what advantages do they have over others and how should they be worked.

Spider jigs

Football jigs

Arkie head jigs

Dart head jigs

Shaky or round head jigs

Swimming jigs

Chatter bait style jigs

Under spin style jigs

Scrounger head jigs

Tail spinner jigs

Grass jigs

Brush jigs

 

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Those jigs listed above are all varieties of the skirted bass jig.  I would add to your list various hare/hair jigs, as well as, a variety of plain jig heads dressed with your choice of plastic.

 

 

oe

Well thanks for the diffrent types i dident realize there was that many diffrent types

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It can be overwhelming but hopefully this blog post can get you started.

This might help:  http://www.bassresource.com/bass-fishing-forums/topic/145893-selecting-the-appropriate-jig-head/

Those jigs listed above are all varieties of the skirted bass jig.  I would add to your list various hare/hair jigs, as well as, a variety of plain jig heads dressed with your choice of plastic.

 

 

oe

Dart head

Shaky head

Scrounger

Under& tail spins

Do not have skirts.

Hair is a skirt material that can be tied to all types of jig heads that rubber or silicone is used as a skirt.

There are hundreds of jig head types.

Tom

There are hundreds of jig head types.

Tom

 

I'm glad you were able to clarify that point Tom.

 

 

oe

If you want to narrow down skirted jigs you really only need 3 to 4 head types.

The best all around to me is the Arkie head you can do a lot with it skip, swim, cast whatever you feel like. Next i would put a grass jig it's very weed less and easy to master, and it often produces. After I would put a football head this works best for fishing rocks and fishing deeper water. Next I would put a finesse jig just for when the fish are finicky. The other types of jigs chatter, swim jig I see more in the spinner bait category if a spinner bait is just a little to much or if the water is clear go with the swim jig. Same goes for under spins if 2 blades are to much throw the underspins. Now we get to jig heads, shakey head being a personal favorite I normally have a shakey head tied on its very reliable and easy to fish you always want to use a work with little to no salt this is because the tail will float and have more action. That's just how I break it down also if your looking at a good jig company I strongly suggest true south custom lures. Hope this helps.