Hello, 

 

I'm putting together my first Seibert order. I'm upgrading my jigs to 3/8 dredge brush, chatterbaits to 3/8 fogy and ned shroomz heads to morel xl 1/16oz.

 

I was wondering a few things.

 

Are there other items you typically order from them that I should be considering to take advantage of the free shipping?

 

Do any of you all use rage lobsters as trailers for jigs? In your opinion should I be looking to switch from the craws to them?

 

Also, the morel jig heads... I was going to go with the xl heads in 1/16. I like the fall of the 1/16, but does anyone have experience with using a size 1 vs a 1/0 with a ned rig? Do you see a decrease in action and bites with the bigger hook?

Here's what I went with...

 

 

Mega Strike Fish Attractant: Original

 

4 Fogy

Weight Size: 3/8

Collar: Wire tie

Skirt Color: Bama Craw             

 

10 Morel Jig Head

Weight Size: 1/16

Head Color: Watermelon Red Flake

 

4  Dredge Custom Brush Jig

Weight Size: 3/8

Collar: Wire Tie

Head Color: Match skirt

Skirt Color: Black Blue

 

10 Morel Jig Head

Weight Size: 1/16

Head Color: Black & Blue Flake

 

1 Rage Menace

Color: Bluegill

 

4 Fogy
Weight Size: 3/8

Collar: Wire Tie
Skirt Color: Black Blue

 

4 Dredge Custom Brush Jig

Weight Size: 3/8

Collar: Wire Tie
Head Color: Match skirt

Skirt Color: Bama Craw

 

4  Fogy
Weight Size: 3/8

Collar: Wire Tie

Skirt Color: Sexy Shad                                

I use the 1/16 oz Morel heads a lot. I'll take the smaller size and slower drop rate over a bigger hook any day.  I've caught many 4-5s on them and a couple in the six pound range. Hooks are solid. I've had a lot of success with a Rage Menace t-rigged with a 1/8 oz tungsten weight this year.  I normally throw black with blue flake in anything but clear water.  Clear water is green pumpkin or KVD magic. Haven't tried bluegill. Black and blue dredge is my go-to jig. I use a zoom super chunk trailer most of the time. 

Great choices, although I doubt you could have gone wrong no matter what.

 

That Fogy is a winner. So many other bladed jigs are about twice the price, with less than half the durability.