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What swim jig trailer brand, size and color should I use?

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Big Bite Baits 4.5" Swimon rigged sideways.

The rage menace is a good one. Sometimes in the summer I use a rage craw , with the flappers up and down instead of sideways. Dipping the tips in chartreuse will get you more bites on your bluegill colored swim jig as well. 

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Baby Zoom z craw or Rage swimmer 

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Either a twintail grub or a boot tail swimbait works for me. 

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Lots of good options out there. You can use craw trailers to mimic craws. And swimbait trailers to mimic baitfish. 

 

If you're looking for quality swim jigs, check out @Siebert Outdoors  (site sponsor). I'm a big fan of all his jigs, but for swim jigs I like the Shot Caller.

 

This is one paired with a Z-Man Goat (which he also carries on his site).

 

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A few of my favorites ~

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A-Jay

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My best luck with swim jigs is with a Berkley Pit Boss as the trailer - match the color best you can.

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31 minutes ago, MN Fisher said:

My best luck with swim jigs is with a Berkley Pit Boss as the trailer - match the color best you can.

Thanks a lot!

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Menace grub rigged vertical. In particular a summer craw colored one on a bluegill swim jig.

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Keitech 3.8 fat impact or some knock off.

 

Allen 

little dipper in sungill for bluegill colored swim jigs 

For me, nothing beats a 5" grub, usually white, but sometimes black, chartreuse, or green pumpkin. I use a menace on occasion, but the big grubs have been more productive. 

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57 minutes ago, GetFishorDieTryin said:

Cant believe no one has mentioned a D walker yet

I usually always recommend the D-Walker. Great trailer. My only wish is they started making them in more colors. They have no version of black/blue. 

I like a hard kicking paddletail. A lot of people use grubs and craws and those can be good in cold water, but most of the time I use a swimjig I want lots of action. If you get a paddletail that kicks hard enough it will make the skirt of the jig shake and give you a secondary action that I find works really well in the warmer months. 

 

D-Walker & Fat Impact Keitech work great. 

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On 9/1/2021 at 3:03 PM, NorthernBasser said:

I usually always recommend the D-Walker. Great trailer. My only wish is they started making them in more colors. They have no version of black/blue. 

I know what you mean.  It would be nice to see a black and AYU color.  13s pleasure shad has good roll.  Havent tried the churro but its supposed to have lots of roll too. 

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Tried a new swim jig trailer today (for me, anyway). The Gambler EZ Vibez (3.75"), I liked it, a lot. Really got the swim jig (6th Sense Divine 1/4 oz) rolling back and forth. 

5” Cabelas’s swim minnow swimbait. Baitfish or bluegill color. Cut about 3/4” off the head.

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