Booyah baby boo jig.  3/16oz is dynamite if you can get away with it, and 5/16oz for a little deeper water or if its windy.  The baby boo's have better skirts and hooks than the bitsy bug.

 

https://www.tacklewarehouse.com/search-tackle.html?start=0&count=30&searchtext=Baby+boo+jig

24 minutes ago, KP Duty said:

Booyah baby boo jig.  3/16oz is dynamite if you can get away with it, and 5/16oz for a little deeper water or if its windy.  The baby boo's have better skirts and hooks than the bitsy bug.

 

https://www.tacklewarehouse.com/search-tackle.html?start=0&count=30&searchtext=Baby+boo+jig

After looking them I'm not impressed with their colors and I have heard of that issues on the hooks out of the box. But ive yet to use one so I can't cast judgement. 

On 12/20/2021 at 6:09 PM, Mr. Aquarium said:

So adding to my winter struggle post.   I just got a few 1/4 ounce BiCO finesse jigs. What are you using for jig trailers when water temps are low 40s? 

 

 Punisher hair Jig with a Reins Punching Predator Creature Bait trailer.

(I cut 1/2 inch off the head of the trailer for a compact presentation)

A-Jay

 

56 minutes ago, Luke Barnes said:

After looking them I'm not impressed with their colors and I have heard of that issues on the hooks out of the box. But ive yet to use one so I can't cast judgement. 

Color selection has been lacking for a few years now...not sure why.  

Either a Zoom Large Salty Chunk or a Zoom Super Chunk.

On 12/22/2021 at 9:06 AM, Mr. Aquarium said:

Ok so cold clear and still what are you using? The tube has been scratching up a fish or 2 when I go out. Bite been tough and tubes only thing that have been working. Hair jigs and blades can’t get a sniff 

TRD Bug, 1/16 or 1/8 jig head, 4# or 6# mono or flouro. Any heavier line greatly reduces bites. 

Bear hair jig in 1/8 to 1/4oz with or without a custom poured trailer.

 

Allen