Quote Originally Posted by Bumblebee110 View Post
I’m going to t-ville this week and Im only going to take jigs so I can try to improve my jig skills. This is the first year I have ever fished with them and Im not doing so well. So If I could get some pointers on size and color of jig and some good trailers. i noticed that their are Flipping, Casting, swimming and Finesse jigs – Also I have seen chunk trailers and craw trailers. I thought all jigs were the same and you just put different trailers on them. I would like to know if chunk or craw trailers are better or what the difference is. I have a few boo yah jigs I picked up earlier this year. Colors are like black-brown-green pumpkin my sizes are 5/16 to 1/2 OZ. some of the heads look different some are round or pointed or the football head. for plastics I have yum wooly bugs- zoom super speed craw- net bait baby paca craw- power bait chigger craw. I have seen 3 different kits at bass pro with 10 or 12 jigs but I really don’t know what I need. Any advice or website would be greatly appreciated
Go to another Lake! Just kidding....I keep it easy like the others. I like casting and flipping jigs, I don't see a need for swimming jigs (JMO). My favorite weight is 5/16 with a paca craw trailer. I like the cumberland craw D&L Baby Advantage Jig around cover or shallow structure. Black and Blue with a Black Chunk prolly caught more bass than any other combo through the years.
Heck they do well in wading creeks too. Use a spinning rod and get some 1/4oz jigs and fish the deeper holes.