What's your favorite finesse jig?

all star tackle, best finesse jig made in my opinion

The ones I make! 5/16th head gread pumpkin round head with a grean pumpkin skirt. They are the same as the Jewel finesse round head.

All Terrain Tackle makes by far the best finesse jig out of every brand I have used. They are AWESOME jigs! They have some stout hooks and a little lighter brush guard for better hook up ratio. They are awesome and they are priced very good! Definitely give them a try!

http://www.allterraintackle.com/products/finessejig.html

Amen!

Santone makes a good one. sold two to a pack.

http://www.brannansbass.com/p-101-santone-texas-finesse-jig.aspx

All Terrain or KK Jigs

Santone Texas Finesse Jigs were designed with the help of Elite Pro Matt Herren and are the best I have ever used. Deadly on Pines, Sandlin and Cypress.

Have always done well with jewel

I've got to go with Bass Patrol on this one.

Strikeworks and talon both make great finesse jigs

They will do custom colors also

Buckeye spot remover

watermelon BOOYAH baby boo jig with a cinamon berkley chigger craw (ponds)

3/16 oz. Booyah Baby Boo jig with Paca chunk trailer. I like both in green pumpkin. Catches numbers and size. Easy to find - Academy, BPS, etc.

+1. Green Pumkin is the Bomb!!! Never tried the Paca trailer though.

www.bassassaultlures.com Very well made jigs, and they have a really STOUT hook!

Angler's Pro just started carrying the Santones(I saw pretty much their entire lineup including the spinnerbaits). I bought a bunch before they were even unpacked and put on the shelves Friday. Talk about some good people at Angler's Pro.

I think Santone is gonna be a huge hit on this side of DFW. Had a chance to talk with Alan at the show last week and I wish them all the best. They seem like a great company.

I think Santone is gonna be a huge hit on this side of DFW. Had a chance to talk with Alan at the show last week and I wish them all the best. They seem like a great company.[/quote]

+1

I was introduced to Santone myself at the show last week and had a great time meeting everyone I did. I then took their 3/8 flippin' jigs out and haven't put them down since last Saturday! I have literally had one rod on the deck for two weekends.

I have caught a ton of fish pitching a 3/16 or 5/16 Booyah Watermelon 3D Bitsy Jig with a Rootbeer Swimming Chunk with the tips died chartruese. Its a great bream imitator.

atta boy!

Paradise Tackle Jigs

I have to agree with the Santone jigs also. I have been using them for several years now. All their jigs work very well and they have lots of colors to choose from including a couple of new ones that I really like. Pinto beans and carrots, Falcon special, Bass candy are the new ones I like. Others I like are PB&J, Slopy Joe, Texas craw, bullfrog, black/brown/amber and naturally black blue/purple tip.

Spit-n-Fire!

http://www.spitfirejigs.com/

I like the Talon Gikou Riki over the standard finesse jig. With this jig you get the best of both worlds, the sleek look of a finesse jig with a heavy wire 5/0 hook that means business. You can fish this finesse jig in places you'd never dream of throwing a light wire hook jig, it also has a very stout trailer keeper so your not constantly having to make adjustments. Less time jacking with your trailer equals more time with the bait in the water. The Gikou Riki is offered in any color you can dream up with the option of either a traditional skirt or finesse cut.

http://talonlures.com/gikourikijig.aspx

Thanks for all the high praise! I hope we do as well in the DFW area as we have in East Texas. Angler's Pro has already had to re-order, so it looks promising. Thanks again for your support.

I'm a bit biased