Favorite Jig Trailers?

[aprestonSEK]

What are your favorite trailers?

I match my jigs up with a beaver bait or speed craw.

[cadman]

NetBait Paca chunks in any color and mostly any size.

[NJ Jigman]

i'm with cadman on this one. there are so many colors and they're cheap. The claws do come off easy but nothing rings the dinner bell for momma bass like a craw missing a pincher

[johnsonwangyt]

Here's my favorite trailers:

NETBAIT PACA CHUNK; TINY PACA CRAW (more buoyant)
Strike King Rage Tail Chunk
MissileBait: Twin Turbo
Yamamoto: 5" grub, 3.75" fat baby craw
O.S.P: 4" Dolive Craw

[Shimano-Or-Nothing]

Rage Craw
Twin Tail Grub
Paca Chunk
RI Beaver (Smallie or 4.20)
Gambler EZ Swimmer and Little EZ (money on a swimjig)
Big Hammer Swimbait
RI Skinny Dipper and Little Dipper
Damiki Air Craw

Those are some of my favorites. The three I use 90% of the time are the Rage Craw, RI Beaver, and Gambler Little EZ.

[smalljaw]

This varies a lot depending on the jig I'm fishing but one thing in common is they are all from a small manufacturer and made with a high grade of plastic. For my finesse jigs I like the River Rock Baits Jakes Craw, 3.5" but not bulky, I say it is the pefect size craw that most fish eat. For my swim jigs I use the River Rock Baits RR Striker, it is a 3.75" swim bait that resembles the Keitech easy shiner, the other one is the River Rock swim grub, a big bodied grub with a large ribbon tail with a boot on the end instead of a point, this has been a big fish killer this year. My flipping jigs I use the same company's Kodiak beaver bait, very soft but the fish just hold on to them.

[cumara]

I've had good success with the Havoc Craw Fatty (by Bobby Lane). The claws flap nicely, and has a nice bulky profile but it's thin so it doesn't interfere with the hook gap. The other great thing about these is that they are easy to find in local stores, and inexpensive. I like the NetBait 4" Paca Craw for a smaller profile.

[Jeffbro999]

X-cite Baits Raptor Tail Chunk for me.Claws float high and have plenty of movement.

[vishus]

Yammamoto Hula Grub
Netbait Paca Craw
Netbait MacDaddy
Netbait Mad Paca

Got to match the hatch! Let the bass tell you what they want...

[Gone Phishin]

This varies a lot depending on the jig I'm fishing but one thing in common is they are all from a small manufacturer and made with a high grade of plastic. For my finesse jigs I like the River Rock Baits Jakes Craw, 3.5" but not bulky, I say it is the pefect size craw that most fish eat. For my swim jigs I use the River Rock Baits RR Striker, it is a 3.75" swim bait that resembles the Keitech easy shiner, the other one is the River Rock swim grub, a big bodied grub with a large ribbon tail with a boot on the end instead of a point, this has been a big fish killer this year. My flipping jigs I use the same company's Kodiak beaver bait, very soft but the fish just hold on to them.

Could you please compare/contrast the RR Striker and the Easy Shiner? Thanks.

I generally use Sweet and Smallie Beavers, Rage chunks, and Paca chunks. I also use small, hand poured chunks that used to be sold by Northstar jigs for finesse jigs.

[tbass]

Super pork (too bad its gone) and paca chunk!!!

[Quillback]

I've been using the Missile Baits Twin Turbo quite a bit lately, it's becoming one of my favorites. It's got a narrow profile so a little faster drop than say a Zoom Fat Albert trailer.

[11kalnmitc]

The claws do come off easy but nothing rings the dinner bell for momma bass like a craw missing a pincher

Everyone says this but my OCD won't let me throw a craw bait if its missing a claw

Anyways I like going with a chigger craw, I started using these a few years back and love them. I will occasionally use some beaver style baits but the chigger craw is my fav

[tomustang]

Rages craws
Any Havoc Bait
Any long enough single tail grub

[G3Steve]

Rage craws, raptor tails, and paca craws for me!