I have been trowing Santone foot ball

M-pack flipping jigs or DIY jigs w/ BOSS jigheads + living image or BOSS skirts. Santones are great and inexpensive too.

Black angel jigs

I like Stanley Jigs.

My own.

I tie some myself as well. Mainly, when I have some rubber banded jigs that have worn out or busted and want a custom color or am bored the night before. I throw Santone the majority of the time though because they cover the spectrum of all kinds of jigs with quality components. I also mix in Dandy baits for football heads, Dirty jigs for swim jigs and a few others in other styles. My favorite any time jig is a ball headed Santone TX finesse jig when things get tough and I need to quit messing around and get some bites! It's a small profile jig with a lot of bite with that meat hook. Also, they are a local TX company and built by some great people.

There are a lot of good companies out there, but those are the few I tend to stick with. Looking forward to what others have to say.

I also tie my own but I do use this Siebert Outdoors jig head.

I use a bunch of different jigs. I caught my 15 on a 1/2 oz Booyah A-jig in watermelon pumpkin. I like all the Santone stuff too. I also like the Denny Brauer Structure Jig too. Comes through cover well and has a great hook. It is kind of a modified FB head.

I use billy mac talon jigs most of the time. Skirts are tied in place and won't come loose, good hook keeper, strong hook, durable paint. The head design doesn't excel at any one thing, but it's good at everything. I like war eagle when a round-head finesse jig is needed.

Lockhart flippin or football built here on Fork

Favorite jig for which technique?? How bout all of em!

Talon Football Jig for draggin

Talon Billy Mac jig for Flippin and some swimming

Talon Yuugyo jig for swimming

Talon grass jig for punching grass or fishing HEAVY cover with a braid rod

My own, Ike mini flip and Santone

Spirit Jigs

Strike King Denny Brauer Structure Jig & Santone.

My Baby Doll Jigs