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 Committing to the jig
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12/14/17 04:11 PM
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If I were to start fishing the jig and commit to staying on it this spring what size and trailer do I use for this around beds,Pre and post spawn?
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Re: Committing to the jig
[Re: StormVet]
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12/14/17 04:27 PM
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bassmanrudy
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The strike king rage twin tail menace grub does a fantastic job of mimicking a small bream tail moving around. they have a 3" and 4" version.
I do like the Zoom speed craw as well as its a very subtle action and dipping the tips in chartreuse makes it stand out.
So many options out there! Good luck!
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Re: Committing to the jig
[Re: StormVet]
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12/14/17 05:09 PM
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In shallow water i like 1/4oz jigs, either flippin or swim jigs. I also like the SK Rage Craw to keep the compact profile
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Re: Committing to the jig
[Re: StormVet]
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12/14/17 05:18 PM
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I build them the way you want them in many sizes. My trailers are hand poured and scented Crayfish or Craylic. Each jig comes with the trailer to best match your choice of jig colors and complement the belly of the Crayfish on one side and the darker color combinations on the other. The Baby Doll Jig for fishing slopes and deeper water is unique with Dome Eyes and BB under the dome for the sound chamber. http://texasfishingforum.com/forums/ubbthreads.php/topics/12416231/Mimic_The_Crayfish
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Re: Committing to the jig
[Re: StormVet]
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12/14/17 05:38 PM
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I use a 1/2 oz. War Eagle hvy finesse jig in green pumpkin orange with a few diffrent trailers depending on what the fish want. I use a jig about 95% of the time. Its a big fish catcher for me. I also make my own jigs but they are one ounce football jigs. There is no wrong way to fish a jig, so don't let anyone tell you otherwise. good luck and look forward to hearing how you do.
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Re: Committing to the jig
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12/14/17 06:14 PM
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+1 on the SK rage craw T- rigged without a weight. I prefer T- rigged over jig and trailer because it makes a softer entry and sinks slower without the weight. Pumpkin green works best for me.
I am a Senager. (Senior teenager) I have everything that I wanted as a teenager, only 50 years later. I get an allowance every month. I have PU truck and a bass boat, I am blessed.
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Re: Committing to the jig
[Re: StormVet]
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12/15/17 12:47 PM
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If you are starting out, find out what is your ideal fishing depth first then select the jig weight to match. everyone here has a different opinion as to what will work and most are very good. If you are just starting out I suggest that you start out shallow 12 foot deep or less and use a 1/4 or 3/8 oz jigs ( depends on the wind )to see which one suits your fishing. I personally use the 1/4 oz as much as possible. The best color option to start out with to get you used to the jig is black and blue jig with a black blue trailer. Try different jig brands and trailer styles until you find what you like it also depends on the cover that you are fishing as to the style of jig head to use you-tube has lots of vids on this. (the biggest secret to jigs is confidence in what you are doing). Keep it simple until you learn how to fish it your way. When I went out to learn how to fish the jig I took every lure out of my boat that was not jig related to keep me from putting it down and that was the key factor to keep me focused on how to learn it. It is a very effective tool in my fishing now and it will catch big fish, during the thanksgiving holiday I caught an 8 lb bass on the 1/4 oz jig so it will catch big fish and it will catch fish all year long. Good luck and I hope this will help you learn the jig.
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Re: Committing to the jig
[Re: StormVet]
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12/15/17 12:54 PM
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This may be a personal issue, but, for me jigs are best fished in places where you ARE gonna lose a bunch of them. Rocks, heavy brush, stumps, etc....buy em in bulk is all I'm gonna add to this thread.
Eat. Sleep. Fish.
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Re: Committing to the jig
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12/15/17 02:06 PM
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If I were to start fishing the jig and commit to staying on it this spring what size and trailer do I use for this around beds,Pre and post spawn? I typically use 3 types of trailers on a flipping jig, for the spring months its usually either a Zoom speed craw or paca chunk/xcite raptor chunk. Both of these styles of trailers have some serious action when the jig is crawled, hopped, or swimming it back. During the cold weather months I like a trailer similar to an LFT Pig Claw, the pinchers don't flap around making a big commotion. When the water is in the 40's and 50's this presentation, IMO, is more realistic to how the craw fish are acting in that cold water, plus it kind of bulks up the jig. I probably use 1/2 oz more than any other size, but also have 1/4, 3/4, and 1oz ready to go should conditions call for it.
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Re: Committing to the jig
[Re: StormVet]
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12/15/17 04:24 PM
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Some type of inline pointed head for vegetation and nasty wood cover, or mixed cover types. Football, ball head or Arkie for rocks. Trailers would be small Speed Craw for more subtle presentations. Paca Rage or Craw Fatty for a bigger more active profile. Beaver or Yo Momma for less active tails. Colder water usually 1/4 or 3/8. Other than that usually 1/2 oz and up depending on how fast and deep I want to go.
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Re: Committing to the jig
[Re: StormVet]
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12/15/17 04:55 PM
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One of the best things I have done for my fishing is eliminating all of the junk I don't use. I used to come into threads like this and buy a few of the "recommended" items and I ended up with about 35 jigs in every color and size, head style, body style, it was dumb. I had no idea which one to use and when/where so I ended up never gaining any confidence with any of them. Last year I removed the Plano 3700 jig box from the boat and reminded myself to Keep It Simple Stupid. You can do exactly what you want with 1 jig and 1 trailer. Fish that jig and trailer combo until you gain confidence and then branch out from there, or better yet, don't, and you will be pleased with the results. I have stopped on 2 choices (thank you Gerald Swindle) green/brown and blue/black. I fish green/brown 95% of the time. Buy a couple of these 3/8 Green Pumpkin: Strike King Structure Jig Buy a pack or two of these Green Pumpkin Sapphire: Strike King Rage Craw For $20 you have everything you need to get comfortable jig fishing. Fish it everywhere you would fish a soft plastic, skip it under docks, fish that 1 jig/trailer deep/shallow, everywhere. You don't need a million different trailer colors and sizes, pick one and stick with it. The jig pictured has easily caught 100 lbs of bass and still going strong. Always tied on, trailer color never changes, just flat works. 
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Re: Committing to the jig
[Re: UTDmiller]
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12/15/17 05:07 PM
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In shallow water i like 1/4oz jigs, either flippin or swim jigs. I also like the SK Rage Craw to keep the compact profile +1; I also use a 3/16 oz. jig with the smaller size Rage Craw. Makes a small profile that's hard for them to resist.
In memory of my childhood friend Dan Sterling, who taught me at an early age how to catch bream with a hand-line, and who unknowingly hooked me on fishing for life.
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Re: Committing to the jig
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12/15/17 07:35 PM
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In reference to using jigs, one of the fellows on Bass Resourse.com was saying that jigs will catch
you bigger fish, but less quantity.
Would you all subscribe to that theorys????
Living the American Dream in central Texas !
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Re: Committing to the jig
[Re: Big Kahuna Fishing]
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12/15/17 07:58 PM
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In reference to using jigs, one of the fellows on Bass Resourse.com was saying that jigs will catch
you bigger fish, but less quantity.
Would you all subscribe to that theorys????
To a certain extent. But, it depends on what you are comparing the jig against.
Eat. Sleep. Fish.
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Re: Committing to the jig
[Re: stringwise]
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12/15/17 08:29 PM
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One of the best things I have done for my fishing is eliminating all of the junk I don't use. I used to come into threads like this and buy a few of the "recommended" items and I ended up with about 35 jigs in every color and size, head style, body style, it was dumb. I had no idea which one to use and when/where so I ended up never gaining any confidence with any of them. Last year I removed the Plano 3700 jig box from the boat and reminded myself to Keep It Simple Stupid. You can do exactly what you want with 1 jig and 1 trailer. Fish that jig and trailer combo until you gain confidence and then branch out from there, or better yet, don't, and you will be pleased with the results. I have stopped on 2 choices (thank you Gerald Swindle) green/brown and blue/black. I fish green/brown 95% of the time. Buy a couple of these 3/8 Green Pumpkin: Strike King Structure Jig Buy a pack or two of these Green Pumpkin Sapphire: Strike King Rage Craw For $20 you have everything you need to get comfortable jig fishing. Fish it everywhere you would fish a soft plastic, skip it under docks, fish that 1 jig/trailer deep/shallow, everywhere. You don't need a million different trailer colors and sizes, pick one and stick with it. The jig pictured has easily caught 100 lbs of bass and still going strong. Always tied on, trailer color never changes, just flat works. This. I have same exact setup excluding the jig. I use a different brand and always use football. I do fish some real heavy brush. A hidden eye may help with less hang ups. Dont know havent tried. But Ive used lots of jigs some really work some not so much. I use to have all Kinds of different weights also pretty much throw 1/2 now. But have some 1oz for the windy days
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Re: Committing to the jig
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12/16/17 01:38 AM
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Re: Committing to the jig
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12/16/17 01:41 AM
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Re: Committing to the jig
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Re: Committing to the jig
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Re: Committing to the jig
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12/16/17 01:51 PM
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I like a 1/4 ounce swim jig with a SK Menace Grub trailer. A swim jig is my go to because I primarily fish it as a moving bait, but it can also be dragged, hopped, etc..... I use a greenish/brownish scheme most of the time.
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Re: Committing to the jig
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One of the best things I have done for my fishing is eliminating all of the junk I don't use. I used to come into threads like this and buy a few of the "recommended" items and I ended up with about 35 jigs in every color and size, head style, body style, it was dumb. I had no idea which one to use and when/where so I ended up never gaining any confidence with any of them. Last year I removed the Plano 3700 jig box from the boat and reminded myself to Keep It Simple Stupid. You can do exactly what you want with 1 jig and 1 trailer. Fish that jig and trailer combo until you gain confidence and then branch out from there, or better yet, don't, and you will be pleased with the results. I have stopped on 2 choices (thank you Gerald Swindle) green/brown and blue/black. I fish green/brown 95% of the time. Buy a couple of these 3/8 Green Pumpkin: Strike King Structure Jig Buy a pack or two of these Green Pumpkin Sapphire: Strike King Rage Craw For $20 you have everything you need to get comfortable jig fishing. Fish it everywhere you would fish a soft plastic, skip it under docks, fish that 1 jig/trailer deep/shallow, everywhere. You don't need a million different trailer colors and sizes, pick one and stick with it. The jig pictured has easily caught 100 lbs of bass and still going strong. Always tied on, trailer color never changes, just flat works. Great recommendations here!
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Re: Committing to the jig
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12/17/17 07:12 PM
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Experiment what works best for you.
I personally like a Zoom chunk when flipping up river in colder water.
The Rage Craw is my go to when I want a lot of action.
Plastic trailers act differently in cold water. Stick with basic colors until you find your groove. Green Pumpkin is my go to.
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Re: Committing to the jig
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12/17/17 08:53 PM
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If I were to start fishing the jig and commit to staying on it this spring what size and trailer do I use for this around beds,Pre and post spawn? If you are going to fish for bed fish I would suggest a 1/4 oz white jig with a white Zoom speed vibe craw as a trailer. Non bed fishing I like green pumpkin with a little orange in it and a black/blue/purple jig and matching trailer.
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Re: Committing to the jig
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12/18/17 02:30 PM
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Committed this weekend and finally caught a few fish. Had caught zero before Saturday. Black/Blue flipping jig with a zoom super chunk in the trinity (elm fork). Even caught a drum! Haha.
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Re: Committing to the jig
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12/18/17 04:18 PM
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One of the best things I have done for my fishing is eliminating all of the junk I don't use. I used to come into threads like this and buy a few of the "recommended" items and I ended up with about 35 jigs in every color and size, head style, body style, it was dumb. I had no idea which one to use and when/where so I ended up never gaining any confidence with any of them. Last year I removed the Plano 3700 jig box from the boat and reminded myself to Keep It Simple Stupid. You can do exactly what you want with 1 jig and 1 trailer. Fish that jig and trailer combo until you gain confidence and then branch out from there, or better yet, don't, and you will be pleased with the results. I have stopped on 2 choices (thank you Gerald Swindle) green/brown and blue/black. I fish green/brown 95% of the time. Buy a couple of these 3/8 Green Pumpkin: Strike King Structure Jig Buy a pack or two of these Green Pumpkin Sapphire: Strike King Rage Craw For $20 you have everything you need to get comfortable jig fishing. Fish it everywhere you would fish a soft plastic, skip it under docks, fish that 1 jig/trailer deep/shallow, everywhere. You don't need a million different trailer colors and sizes, pick one and stick with it. The jig pictured has easily caught 100 lbs of bass and still going strong. Always tied on, trailer color never changes, just flat works. PLEASE check that line about 1/2" up from the knot!! Could just be the lighting but sure looks like a rub/kink that could break... :-)
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Re: Committing to the jig
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12/19/17 06:56 PM
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I also like the Swindle method. I will vary my trailer for contrast but pretty much stick with the same jig. I watched a video from Matt Allen about jigs and how he can use the Arkie head in just about any type of jig fishing. Imagine how much simpler it would be narrowing down to 1 or 2 jig designs. As far as trailers everything mentioned above will work. You could probably spend more time thinking about a trailer than the jig. One thing I would add is I like to use a swimbait on as a trailer if I am throwing at a bed.
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12/19/17 07:23 PM
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Planning on committing to the jig Thursday at Fork. After all this warm rain then two warm days they should be chomping
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Re: Committing to the jig
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Good thread, enjoying all the information.
One thing I have not seen in any videos or post on the internet, is about a white and silver
colored jig to mimic a shad.
Is that not a good color to use ??
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Re: Committing to the jig
[Re: StormVet]
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12/19/17 08:00 PM
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I used to use a white jig/trailer with silver strands ( actually still do ) on Fork in the summer with a lot of success. Colder months I go to black/gold jig with pumpkin green rage craw. There will ALWAYS be a jig tied on in my boat because they catch fish and they're usually larger. The 14.19 I caught was on a black/blue Denny Brauer jig w-black/blue power craw. I think it's the size and flaring of the skirt that attracts them, MO.
I am a Senager. (Senior teenager) I have everything that I wanted as a teenager, only 50 years later. I get an allowance every month. I have PU truck and a bass boat, I am blessed.
Conscience never acquits, it either accuses or excuses.
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Re: Committing to the jig
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12/19/17 08:54 PM
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Lots of great advice here today....I fished a 1/2oz SK jig in Green pumpkin/blue with a Berkley Power Claw trailer in GP this past Sunday and smoked them in shallow water at Lake Athens.
I suck at it...so it must be a good combo.
Good luck.
"I only catch the ones that bite"
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Good thread, enjoying all the information.
One thing I have not seen in any videos or post on the internet, is about a white and silver
colored jig to mimic a shad.
Is that not a good color to use ?? Great color. Throw in a few crappie colored strands with the white/silver to mimic shad and crappie at the same time. My favorite summertime deep cover jig color scheme. Then in the fall, add a few chartreuse strands to mimic bar fish also.
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Re: Committing to the jig
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12/19/17 09:46 PM
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I like jigs and they do catch big fish. However so do many other baits. If a jig is your go to bait so be it. If it's not, don't worry. Many baits will catch big bass and numbers as well. I'll take a 1/4 oz spinner bait most days and wear you out on numbers and occasionally big bass as well. Same with a buzz bait in warm weather. Crank baits in the late spring and all during the fall. Confidence is the key.
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Re: Committing to the jig
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Typically less than 5' a white or bluegill 3/8-1/2 oz works good. If pitching to staging fish around the 10-12' range, I think the rate of fall is the most important part. Sometimes a 1/2 oz is great and sometimes that 3/4-1 oz will cause the reaction bite. Any natural color will work. Once you have a day where you get the feel for it and catch a few, you'll always have a couple tied on. For deeper fish a 1/2-1 oz football jig will get em. For the first several years, I pitched a 1/2 oz football jig from 2-20' and caught several. You just gotta get the feel of the jig you're fishing.
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Re: Committing to the jig
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I like jigs and they do catch big fish. However so do many other baits. If a jig is your go to bait so be it. If it's not, don't worry. Many baits will catch big bass and numbers as well. I'll take a 1/4 oz spinner bait most days and wear you out on numbers and occasionally big bass as well. Same with a buzz bait in warm weather. Crank baits in the late spring and all during the fall. Confidence is the key. 5 bites on a Jig will be bigger.
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I like jigs and they do catch big fish. However so do many other baits. If a jig is your go to bait so be it. If it's not, don't worry. Many baits will catch big bass and numbers as well. I'll take a 1/4 oz spinner bait most days and wear you out on numbers and occasionally big bass as well. Same with a buzz bait in warm weather. Crank baits in the late spring and all during the fall. Confidence is the key. 5 bites on a Jig will be bigger. All day. 
I am a Senager. (Senior teenager) I have everything that I wanted as a teenager, only 50 years later. I get an allowance every month. I have PU truck and a bass boat, I am blessed.
Conscience never acquits, it either accuses or excuses.
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Re: Committing to the jig
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take only rods rigged with jigs with you for a trip. You won't catch many...but all will be quality. Football and Arkie jigs this time of year
Joey J.
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