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    What’s your favorite swim jig?

    Swimming a jig has been one of my favorite methods of catching bass for quite sometime. In this video, I break down a few of my secrets when fishing a swim jig and how to use it efficiently.



    Post below what your favorite swim jig is and why!

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    I buy the Northsar Swim Jigs v2 on TW. I just noticed they stopped carrying them they are one of the best Northern Style swim jigs. May just go back to Brovarney, the gold standard for WI style swim jigs.

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    1/4 oz Brovarney swim jig is my favorite. Seems to come through anything, casts really well for a 1/4 oz bait, and you can get them with round rubber skirts if you want. Also, the hooks are really good. I caught a 10 pound pike on one last year and the hook didn't bend out at all. I did just buy a couple Dirty Jigs No Jack swim jigs but have yet to try them. They look good though.

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    Quote Originally Posted by coreynov902 View Post
    1/4 oz Brovarney swim jig is my favorite. Seems to come through anything and casts really well for a 1/4 oz bait.
    lol great minds lol think alike

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    Quote Originally Posted by coreynov902 View Post
    1/4 oz Brovarney swim jig is my favorite. Seems to come through anything, casts really well for a 1/4 oz bait, and you can get them with round rubber skirts if you want. Also, the hooks are really good. I caught a 10 pound pike on one last year and the hook didn't bend out at all. I did just buy a couple Dirty Jigs No Jack swim jigs but have yet to try them. They look good though.
    I haven’t tried one of those yet. Could you drop a link?

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    My favorite is the Dirty Jigs Finesse Swim Jig. Swim Jigs are one of my favorite way to fish too.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Bluegill22 View Post
    I buy the Northsar Swim Jigs v2 on TW. I just noticed they stopped carrying them they are one of the best Northern Style swim jigs. May just go back to Brovarney, the gold standard for WI style swim jigs.
    I used a Lethal Weapon the last time I was up north and it was good. How does it compare to the NorthStar?

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    I used a Lethal Weapon the last time I was up north and it was good. How does it compare to the NorthStar?
    ok i think i had another semi-senior moment, those are actually the ones i use, lol Lethal weapon II

    https://www.tacklewarehouse.com/Leth...e-LWPSWJG.html

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    My favorite is made by ACT Lures a sponsor on BBC

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    Honestly I’ve tried many times and other than the worlds stupidest 9inch largemouth I’ve never even had a bite on a swim jig. Do you fella pump and drop or reel straight, I like to think I’m fairly well rounded but this bait I just can’t get.
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    Brovarney makes a awesome swimjig! Dan is a nice guy as well and talk to him frequently. When I was 23 I won my first bigger bass tournament using his swimjig and took home $6k during a 2 day tournament on Winnebago.

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    Dirty Jigs No Jack Swim Jig...3/8ths...zoom super speed craw or RI little dipper... 50lb braid.. Dobyns DX 744.. 7:3:1 reel....

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    Quote Originally Posted by Bluegill22 View Post
    ok i think i had another semi-senior moment, those are actually the ones i use, lol Lethal weapon II

    https://www.tacklewarehouse.com/Leth...e-LWPSWJG.html
    Yea, that’s the one I use from time to time. It’s really good, just a super light hook. I was using a Spinnerbait rod just so I didn’t straighten it out!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Phrog Phil View Post
    Honestly I’ve tried many times and other than the worlds stupidest 9inch largemouth I’ve never even had a bite on a swim jig. Do you fella pump and drop or reel straight, I like to think I’m fairly well rounded but this bait I just can’t get.

    So many different ways to fish it. The ways you describe will work as will waking one and what the call cracking a jig. I like popping them out of grass like you do a Trap and getting some reaction bites. Same with banging them off dock poles like a squarebill.


    My first choice is the Megabass Uoze Swimmer in Ayu or Gill.

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    I like the 6th Sense Divine swim jigs and
    Brovarny are very good swim jigs as well.
    I started making my own similar to very similar to Brovarny and do vey well on them. They are too easy to make and I can pour and tie up a bunch in no time.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Mark Perry View Post
    So many different ways to fish it. The ways you describe will work as will waking one and what the call cracking a jig. I like popping them out of grass like you do a Trap and getting some reaction bites. Same with banging them off dock poles like a squarebill.


    My first choice is the Megabass Uoze Swimmer in Ayu or Gill.
    Is that the one with the blade on it?

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    Quote Originally Posted by andrewupshaw View Post
    Is that the one with the blade on it?
    Yessir..

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    Quote Originally Posted by Mark Perry View Post
    Yessir..
    What hook is on that thing? I’ve been impressed with the ones I bought!

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    There are very, very few days I fish without a swimjig on the deck and I've settled on getting unskirted swimjigs from BOSS and put Z-Man or War Eagle skirts on them.
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