need to know how people fish a brush hog?

t-rigged with a 1/8-3/16 oz weight and tepose the hook.

I use the Baby Brush Hog Texas Rigged with a 3/16-1/4 oz weight & a 2/0 Denny Brauer Straight Shank Flipping Hook.

I recently got second in a tournament on the Appomattox river pitching a watermelon seed ZOOM baby brush hog t-rigged on a 2/0 gammy superline hook and a 1/8oz weight.  The bass in the tidal rivers really tear these things up, especially if you put a little garlic scented chart dye on the tails.

agree witcha there bp48, i also carolina rig them

Texas rigged with 1/8 ounce tunsten. I use the Venom with salt. Like the way they make the legs, solid and flutter on way down better than Zoom.

I C-rig them and flip or pitch them.  Good bait.

Great to pitch to brush, holes in coontail, or the edges of grasslines. Just a good all-around bait. I like there super-hogs, better. Smaller and compact, its like a beaver mixed with a brush hog.

I love to pitch Zoom Baby Brush Hogs into weed holes. I tx-posed them on a Hookerz 5/0 pitching hook with a 1/4-1/2 bullet weight.

Either Brush Hog or little brother, GREAT baits. Partial to Green Pumkin or Watermelon Seed. 1/8 to 1/4 oz. weight, T-rigged. Fished really slow...

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I love to pitch Zoom Baby Brush Hogs into weed holes. I tx-posed them on a Hookerz 5/0 pitching hook with a 1/4-1/2 bullet weight.

Me too.

I'll use a heavier weight up to 1 1/4 oz if needed to penetrate the weed canopy.

great flippin bait.  Never tried Brent's but all his plastics are really good, so there's no reason to expect that his bugs wouldn't be top shelf.

Baby Brush Hog, green pumpkin, 1 ounce weight, flippin' and pitchin' in the hydrilla on Lake Seminole.  Carolina rigged on Lake Talquin.