I was thinking of some ideas of using some creature baits and trimming them a bit and seeing if theyd make a great jig trailer. So far Ive trimmed a Zoom Super Hog, cut the leaf like limbs through the middle so they were more like claws, and did the same to the 2nd pair of leaf like claws pretruding from the sides, I also removed the funny arms on the upper portion of the super hog and cut the body a little smaller so it would fit better on a jig. Another I trimmed was a Yum Wooly Bug, also cut the leaf like limb down the middle, and it already has small arm like claws pretruding from the sides which I left be, and then cut the body to fit better on a jig. Any of you guys have any ideas like these that you've tested and had good results?

Take a baby brush hog and cut it off to the start of the arms and put it on a jig. Gives it soooooo much more action.

Stanley Ribbit  

Baby brush hog is an awesome trailer, I use it for all of my deepwater jigging.

GYCB Kreature, skirt forward.

Ok nice,  got some great suggestions on jig trailers, now I want to change the post up a bit instead of creatin a new one, what ounce jigs do you guys usually go with as a standard?

Ok nice, got some great suggestions on jig trailers, now I want to change the post up a bit instead of creatin a new one, what ounce jigs do you guys usually go with as a standard?

i always use the little jigs.....the bitsy flips....baby bouya...ect

i use the mini craw gycb as a trailor, or the mini pork trialor

you think im missing out or do these work

i get them for 99 cents so i love them

Ok nice, got some great suggestions on jig trailers, now I want to change the post up a bit instead of creatin a new one, what ounce jigs do you guys usually go with as a standard?

Hijacking your own thread?  

Okay...Targeting largemouth bass, I fish 1/2 oz Micro Munch Tackle jigs.

Wow, I always though with a heavy size like that a bass would have trouble picking it up, Ive been using 1/16 ounce, 3/16 ounce, and 5/16 ounce. Hah

Wow, I always though with a heavy size like that a bass would have trouble picking it up, Ive been using 1/16 ounce, 3/16 ounce, and 5/16 ounce. Hah

Huh?

We have another thread running, "Big Swimbaits", that weigh 8 ounces.