I have a few packs of the Super Hogs and normally use them as jig trailers or t-rig them.  What do all of you think about them? How do all of you rig them?

I like it for a pitching bait with a heavy weight and lifting the rod very slowly to crawl it over and through brush.It has more of a mild action to it than something like a regular brush hog in case thats what the fish are looking for. I have also had mild success with it on a carolina rig. Black and blue saphire,green pumpkin,and black emerald are my favorite colors.

Most of the time I T-rig them, sometimes as a jig trailer. A watermelon/red superhog is responsible for my PB of 7lbs.

However the fish like them  

You can also fish them weightless, let it sink to the bottom and lift your rod tip back to where you are at.  They have a very slow sink rate.

I've done very well on them this year pitching them to weed cover.  1/2 oz pegged tungsten weight with a 3/0 EWG Gamakatsu hook, 15# line, mh baitcaster.

try them t rigged weightless work them like a fluke but slower or drag it across the slops or thick pads and kill it right at the edge bass love it  

try them t rigged weightless work them like a fluke but slower or drag it across the slops or thick pads and kill it right at the edge bass love it

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I rig it with a hook and cast it in the water.  

They are quickly becoming my favorite soft plastic bait.  With there compact size, there great for pitchin' to brush. Working them deep on points, like you would a football head jig, can be really productive,  exspecially when everyone else is fishing jigs!  My personal favorite color is green pumpkin with red flake