Best name brand jig to use?????

[worm_warrior]

I have had luck on Strike Kings jigs so far, anything else out there I should try?

[bigcheese43]

Booya!! thats all i use!!

[hookonfish]

the hart justice jig

[TheBassMan]

Can I get a Booyah??? That;s all I use too

[profishermenkid16]

I got no complaints with BooYah jigs. I like Picasso jigs as far as the best jig made, but other people will have a different opinion. ;D P N J

[Bassin_Dude]

[quote author=hartspinnerbait link=board=news;num=1113182970;start=0#2 date=04/10/05 at 21:38:36]the hart justice jig
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what a shocker ;D i like the booyah, and just about any thing else.

[eyes]

Terminator Pro's Top Secret Jig, but also like Booyah too!

[javelinguy]

Stone or Arkie Jigs. Usually the YUM or Strike King (floating) plastic is more important for me though!

[jglassguy]

I'll stick with any jig denny bauer endorses...he made his living off the jig

[jason]

i personally have yet to catch a bass on a damn jig, but i keep trying. however my dad catches many on strike king jigs trailered with a sweet beaver. with that combination this year every bass hes caught is been around the 2lb mark

[bearpaw]

Denny Brauer, that says it all. In the winter use pork in the summer use plastic.

[Stick-em]

probably a terminator or hart jig

Retriever jig.

[james33]

[quote author=pig_n_jig link=board=news;num=1113182970;start=0#4 date=04/10/05 at 21:53:17]I got no complaints with BooYah jigs. I like Picasso jigs as far as the best jig made, but other people will have a different opinion. ;D P N J[/quote]
Were you talking about me on that last part? Well I promised myself I would refrain from arguing about what jig I think is the best. [glow=red,2,300]Ultamite[/glow]ly it may not even matter which jig you use. Whether it's [glow=red,2,300]rattling [/glow] or not may not even matter. [glow=red,2,300]Jig[/glow] is a jig. [glow=red,2,300]By[/glow] and large everyone has their favorite. Most brands will catch a [glow=red,2,300]lunker[/glow] any how. So P-n-J I'm not gonna post cuz like you said everyone has their favorite [glow=red,2,300]lure[/glow].


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[BassNva]

IL,that's funny...lmao

[Bassin_Dude]

ok. really funny, seriously, how did you know he said that. SERIOUSLY.

[BassNva]

i like the stone jig,,but,i happen to have maybe 100 or so jig heads that have lost skirts,so i've been making skirts and using up those old jig heads.haven't noticed any that worked better than others.if your flippin into brush piles and blowdowns the only consideration(IMO)is fall speed.otherwise like IL said a jig is a jig.

[Infisherman1]

[quote author=bassfisher02 link=board=news;num=1113182970;start=0#15 date=04/12/05 at 22:16:12]ok. really funny, seriously, how did you know he said that. SERIOUSLY.[/quote]

ITS A JOKE!!!

[Basser]

NONE!!! i've never caught a fish on a jig!!! I've fished them but never caught a fish.!!

[Bassin_Dude]

figured it out.........finally ;D seemed like something cajun would have said tho ;D

[bassbum]

This post has been here for several days and for some reason i neglected to look at it. I am at work now and i needed the laugh.

Sandra

[RedShad]

I like any jig with rattles, hand tied and 3/0 (or 4/0) Gammy hook. Sorry Sandra.

[Jeff]

I've had great luck with Strike King Pro-model 3/8 oz in blue and Arkie rattlin' jigs in black/blue.
For river fishing smallmouth,I like the Bitsy bug or arkie hair jigs.

[juicy]

I like Pj's flipping jigs, very well built jigs, stand up jig head, comes through weeds great, nice color assortment, and razor sharp wide gap hooks.

www.pjlures.com

[jglassguy]

a jig is a jig is a jig right?
I find that most that want to catch a fish on a jig are reluctant to throw in the "heaviest of cover" in fear of hanging up or cant make the cast accurately.
9 times out of 10 the bass is near the cover (take note : on muddy water days they hug tight to cover like wood, easier to pinpoint).
Back in the day the guys basically showed me dif types of jig head , one in particular they call a "horse head" style that made it threw trees easier than other types.
They also taught me of stand up jigs that present the trailer up in a 45 degree angle for ease of biting.
The hair jig for faster drop and more compact presentation.
Once I found out about rattles I had to learn a new curve, for me , it works best in murky water, but if the water is super clear, I avoid using a rattle.
For years I put glass tubes with rattles in almost all my plastics and they really worked for calling the fish in, esp if your fishing rip rap for small mouth, I guess the clickin of the rattle imitates a craw 8)