When it comes to fishing jigs you have several options. I am a jig fisherman and make all mine and I have over 8 different molds. If I am pitching jigs into cover I like a 60 to a 90 degree head. This seems to allow fewer hang ups. Also the head has the lead spread over a wider area which allows it to glide through easier. Depending on water color i like green pumkinn main colors and not to rule out blk/bl. For more open water areas and ledges or rocky points my favorite is a football head in watermelon/grn pumkin combos.. If I am fishing over 10ft I like the 1/2 oz and over 20ft I like a 3/4. A football head can be drug just like a c-rig over cover and off of main lake structure . I do best with it in the warmer months or when the fish have not moved up yet such as pre-spawn. It actually allows you to cover water pretty quick. Trailers make all the difference to me. On my pitching jigs I like a pork style plastic trailer. My favorites are the zoom salty pro chunk, super chunk or paca chunk. When the fish are more active the paca chunk, it allows for more movement in my presentation. My football jigs I prefer the paca chunks because of the action. I will also use some double tail grubs or even brush hogs cut in half. This allows for more action in the deeper water and different type of presentation. When pitching If I am in shallow water a 3/8 will most likely do the trick. When I get deeper or want to change things up I will go to a 1/2. When the water is colder or a front has passed I will go to a 1/8-1/4 finesse presentation with a down sized trailer. When pitching I use no less than 20lb cx p-line. For my footballs I like 15lb cx p-line and for my finesse I will go all the way down to 8lb-10lb on spinning tackle. The more you use jigs you will find what you like and what works for you. Just keep your colors simple. Your greens, blk/bl/, and browns will cover most of your situations. Good luck. any more info just pm me.