Hello I was wondering what brand is best for finesse rigs and what color would be good around winter?

Thanks

I prefer my own, but as far as brands, the jewel eakins jig is what I used to buy. Color in my opinion is subjective, and I believe it's more about confidence than anything. As long as it is sort of crawfish colored, I feel confident enough to throw it.

I make my own as well but if I was buying them it would be a Jewel Baits Eakins jig or the Booyah Pro Boo Bug.

Kietech makes some smaller jigs, I fish a lot of Bass Patrol football jigs (1/4-1/2oz) which are small and compact, and Pepper has a good one as well.

I just use the old Strike King Bitsy Bugs in any dark color .

Finesse jig is another "how do you define it"?

If you are thinking a smaller compact light wire hook with front mane type weedless jig made of living rubber than Skinny Bear mullet jig fits the discription. I tend to favor purple/brown.

Tom

Another guy that makes his own but use to buy Eakin's jigs. I like Missouri Craw, PB&J, and watermelon red. 

I usually use Strike King Bitsy Bugs.  I use the same colors I use when it is warm out.

Siebert Outdoors:  http://www.siebertoutdoors.com/Finesse-Jig-423.htm

 

 

 

Jewel Eakins and Jakked also makes a really nice finesse jig..

I use green pumpkin and PBJ the most.

Another guy that makes his own but use to buy Eakin's jigs. I like Missouri Craw, PB&J, and watermelon red.

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Green fish tackle has some nice finesse jigs. All their jigs are wire tied and have living rubber.

Chomper's has some that I have had pretty good success with, but Seibert just came out with some "Sniper Jigs" that look pretty sweet.

Dirty jigs work great and are worth the money quality wise.

New from Siebert Outdoors:  http://www.bassresource.com/bass-fishing-forums/topic/165066-the-new-sniper-finesse-jig-and-2-new-colors/

 

 

 

I make my own most of the time, though the Jewell Eakins, Booyah and Bitsy Bugs are all decent jigs.  

 

You'll get a slower fall with the spider style jigs, they'll grab a lot more water than full skirts.  

 

You asked about color - Match the bottom - Black, black/blue and green pumpkin ought to cover you pretty much everywhere.