Have only tried the Dirty Jigs and Megabass Uoze so far in either 3/8 or 1/2 oz. Really want to try the ISM Carver though at some point...
Have only tried the Dirty Jigs and Megabass Uoze so far in either 3/8 or 1/2 oz. Really want to try the ISM Carver though at some point...
I'm stuck on lethal weapon, because it's what the guy that introduced me to swin jigs used and haven't had any reason to change brands since.
Cheese County Bass Club
Omega 1/4 oz.
me too i use the LW 2 and its really good. obvioiusly brovarney is good too but i get the LW because they are at TW...Originally Posted by Umckibben
I make my own.
Allen
Dirty Jigs No Jack for me with either a Rage Craw or Skinny-dipper for a trailer.
Brad Krone
3/8 jig sooie, usually black, bluegill, or white... i myself like light wire hook if i can getbywith it
Another good one. I bought in bulk when they quit selling the 1/4 ounce. Bought packs of 25 in three different colors.
www.2kjigs.com deposit is a monster bluegill and shad colors are awesome!! made in michigan!!
A 1/4 oz GRT has a mustad hook bottom of head is flat for some glide action. The 3/8 skip well also.
I've caught fish on every brand, the Dirty Jigs brand 3/8th ounce have been my go to as my local tackle shops have then in stock.
G3 HP180
Yamaha 115 4 Stroke
Always have one tied on. Primarily Brovarney but I just started pouring and tying my own this winter. Excited to try them out.
I use Strike King, home made ones I’ve bought on here, Mesu (great jig), and even a Googan, which is actually pretty decent! Good hook, decent trailer keeper, very simple.
I use them mostly in/around grass and pads or over underwater weed beds. This time of year the 3.8” BPS speed shad is a great trailer, they get hit on the drop a lot. I almost always have one tied on
2006 Triton SP-185, 2006 Evinrude Etec 90, PowerTech NRS3, Garmin Echomap Plus 73CV & 93SV
Dashiki Rig. End of Story.
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Bullet 21XRS
Mercury Pro XS 250
6th sense for me. Great hook and a screw lock keeper for the trailer.
X2. In Florida, the swim jig is primarily a delivery system for a Skinny Dipper type swim bait.
I know this is a old post.
I thought I'd share my favorite. Super K jigs hand tied in Stevens Point WI are by far my favorite.
Mesu Raptor (texas rig swim jig basically) and Dirty Jigs No-Jack.
Lethal Weapon II. I'm a fan of the light wire hook as it's helped me keep some fish pinned that I didn't get a good hookset on. Plus I like seeing the look on the owners face when I walk up with a box of 20 to the checkout
Fish have fins, they swim
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