Swimjig trailers
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Paca craw or a Reins Axe Craw
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On my 1/2 oz swim jigs I relly like the Rage Craw from Strike King, those claws really flap and move a lot of water.For the 3/80z and 1/4oz swim jigs I started using a Kalins Scrub, it has the body of a grub that leads into two legs with small boot tails, on a small swim jig it looks amazing to me and the fish!
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For plastics, I like love keitech impacts for smallmouth, and really everything. The last few months I've been addicted to swimming hair jigs with saddle hackle trailers tied on
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I like a good single tail grub for my swin jigs... My favorite has to be the Power Team Lures single tail grub - pearl white on the back of a white/chart swim jig!
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Yamamoto double tail grub, very lively.
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I use 4in keitech impacts 100% of the time. silver or gold minnow for baitfish imitators and the pro staff color for perch or sunfish imitators boot tail gives quite the kick
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Definitely catch fish right there!!! Just can't stand the price!!NJ Jigman wrote:I use 4in keitech impacts 100% of the time. silver or gold minnow for baitfish imitators and the pro staff color for perch or sunfish imitators boot tail gives quite the kick
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Money minnows! sexy shad works great!
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I like the Cabelas 4" double tail grubs. They work well for me, I will also use a zoom ultra vibe speed craw if I want a little larger profile.
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I am on board with the craw style trailers....Strike King Rage chunk or Net bait Paca Chunk( 3 sizes in these)
I like them a lot more than single tail trailers for swimming jigs
I like them a lot more than single tail trailers for swimming jigs
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I have to say I've had equal success with craw style, double tailed grubs, and paddle-tail swim jig trailers. The craw style and double tail grubs impart a flurry of action, and definitely get noticed, but the paddle-tail trailers (little dippers, zoom swimmin flukes) give the jig a nice natural swimming wobble that can entice wary bass to strike. I like to keep a good supply of both in my bag so I'm covered, whatever the fish like that day.
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Fat Impacts work pretty well but they then to rip easy. Jackall Ammonite Shad works well too.
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I like the rage tail craw for trailers. Like mentioned above, awesome action.
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Its a rage craw, zoom fat albert grub, or a big hammer on the back of my jigs/spinnerbaits