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    Trailers for finesse jigs?

    What trailers do you have success with on a 3/16, 1/4, or 5/16 finesse jig? I used to use a 101 Josh spin frog, but alas, they are no more. Looking for something very compact that works for lethargic fish in cold water. Typically use a brown or brown/orange jig, but have had success for many years pairing these small jigs with black trailers. Open to new ideas, however.
    John Clark — Findlay, Ohio

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    zoom super chunk jr
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    Whopper baits boxing craw. http://www.whopperbaits.com/zen-cart/

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    NetBait tiny Paca chunk
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    Jackall 3" cover craw. Or the biwaa armor craw

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    Zoom Tiny Chunk. I really like the Zoom Skinny Chunk for smallies.
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    Quote Originally Posted by WarEagle300 View Post
    NetBait tiny Paca chunk
    These. They stay on the hook pretty good compared to otters.
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    Berkley Fightin' Bug
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    Creepy Crawlers.

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    Quote Originally Posted by krindgen View Post
    These. They stay on the hook pretty good compared to otters.
    Otters are hard too hook?

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    Missilie Baby D Bomb

    99% of the time I thread a Baby D Bomb on the back of my finesse jigs. It's a super compact bait that has a very subtle flapping action on the fall. I don't know if it's the jig or the trailer but it gets crushed. I've tried Baby Rage Craws, Bitsy Bugs, Smallie Beaver's, etc... I always come back to the Baby D Bomb.

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    Reaction innovations petite twerk.
    I add water to bags and lay out bag in sun for a couple of days.Fades the color a little bit.
    Seems,to me,to get a few extra bites.

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    double tail grub

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    Zoom little critter craw

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    Quote Originally Posted by clearlake outdoors View Post
    double tail grub
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    I use a 3 1/2” Paca Slim and cut 1/2” off and thread it on the hook. The body is skinny enough where it doesn’t add too much bulk to the body of the jig

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    I use either a Netbait paca chunk or a Yammoto twin tail grub

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    Appreciate the input, guys, but have you seen a 101 pork frog, which is what I’m trying to replace? Most of the suggestions are double its size. “Finesse,” in Ohio, means itty bitty.

    (Note: that Paca Tiny Chunk actually is tiny.)
    John Clark — Findlay, Ohio

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    Conquistador finesse craw..been using them for a couple years now

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    Quote Originally Posted by jc2bg View Post
    Appreciate the input, guys, but have you seen a 101 pork frog, which is what I’m trying to replace? Most of the suggestions are double its size. “Finesse,” in Ohio, means itty bitty.

    (Note: that Paca Tiny Chunk actually is tiny.)
    The Zoom Tiny Chunk is pretty close to the same size as the 101 Uncle Josh pork frog.
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