I was watching Zona's show on Falcon and they were throwing Strike King's Heavy Hook FB Jig.

What is your favorite and why? Also, your favorite trailer?

JoBaby, 1 oz, Watermelon Red Football Jig. Strike King Rage Craw, watermelon red. Well made and durable.

I like a Santone 1oz FB with a LFT Flipper...that flipper stands up well and we catch a lot of big fish on it at Falcon. The Santone has a GREAT hvy wire hook and the paint is very chip resistant...also they make some killer colors for Fork and Falcon.

they only work on Fork and Falcon?

I had an issue with the hooks in those jigs "spinning out" and skin hooking fish a lot, ever had that happen??

Combat Football Jig stands up well and has a very sharp STRONG hook, my second choice is a Santone. Trailers: Rage Craw, Zoom Super Speed Craw, Gambler Flappy Daddy...

Omega.

strike king are my faveret and netbait paca craw is the only trailer i use

½ oz Talons are good jigs. The wire skirt-keeper is a big plus and the paint on the head is resilient. I usually run a rage craw behind it but the hags undertaker has been my choice lately.

Terry Oldham makes the best jigs I've fished with.

1 ounce oldhams football jig with a hags undertaker for the trailer

Outlaw Jig 1 oz with 5/0 Trokar hook, in Bream or Falcon Craw, not to bad of a jig for Falcon

1 oz Jo Baby Tilapia with a watermelon red tube craw. The proof is the small pic in my sig. My only DD from Falcon ( so far ).

Jo Baby or Talon Jigs

Revenge 3/4 oz in Bluegill.

Santone FB jig 3/4oz when Im not useing ones I make myself with Strike King Rage craws or Paca Chunks.

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I catch a lot on the Berkley Gripper Jig.

I really like the Rock Crawler FB jigs. The 3/4 oz Blue Bayou and Purple Passion have been working well on Falcon recently. A lot of money was won on Falcon using these jigs last year. They come with a trailer that is matched to the jig, an Xcite Raptor Tail Chunk.

Talon Jigs

Revenge bluegill or chartruese shad

Spit-N-Fire football heads in 3/4 oz with a Rage Chunk or 3" Chigger Craw trailer.

Dirty Jigs in mean gump green.

COMBAT

Santone in 3/4 and 1 oz. Doug, Never had a problem with hook ups and yes they work on lakes other than Fork and Falcon. I throw em on Cypress and Sandlin all the time. Caught a 55 lb Flathead last summer on a 1 oz Santone football jig last summer if that tells ya how stout the hook is. Also Santone's cost over a dollar less, come in over 30 colors, and are made right here in East Texas.

Santone 3/4 and 1 oz. in Bass Candy with a Green Pumpkin Gold/Copper flake is killer on Fork. I never had a problem with the hooks.

I second that, both the 5/8 and 7/8 are killer. Talons football head jig has accounted for over $1 million in tournament winnings. Ben Matsubu won Bass N Bucks on Rayburn just a couple of weeks ago using these.

http://talonlures.com/talonseriesweedlessfootballjig.aspx

JMT jigs. 1/2oz-1oz depending on wind and depth.

His PB&J is killer on Falcon.

Lots of good jigs out there, I prefer Revenge and Talon. I use a variety of trailers from crawfish to swimbaits.

Here's a vote for Strike King Tour or Chompers. Usually 1/4 or 3/8 oz for shallow cover, 1/2 to 3/4 for deeper or punchin grass.

www.bassassaultlures.com
All Day Long!!!

Omega 3/4--1oz w/ rage craw trailer

All Terrain Tackle makes a good football jig that I really like. They have an awesome head design and the paint rarely ever chips on them. I have yet to have a problem with hooks bending or anything. They are some awesome jigs. Try them in the 3/4 ounce size.

Here is a link to where you can order some. They will get you your order fast! Great customer service also at All Terrain Tackle. Give them a try!
http://www.allterraintackle.com/products/rockjig.html

Lockhart Lures 1/2 oz and 3/4 oz football heads, made local at Lake Fork, have put a lot of great fish in the boat for me.

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Oldham's for football head and dropping grass. Santone for flipping and swim-jigs. Both use sharp, stout hooks. Both use good head paint and premium skirt materials.

All Terrain tackle for football, flipping jigs but I have also been using some SK football jigs and also santone flipping jigs.

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Check out NorthStar Custom Baits Premier series football heads, wire tied, double rattle, and Nasty Owner Deepthroat hook! Paint is tough as nails and jigs last forever

www.northstarbaits.com

Not sure if I make the best but believe I make some of the better ones out there. Sure ship enough of them that way so somebody down there is sure liking.

Here are a couple examples done in 1 oz with a big stout 5/0 Mustad Hook and Hvy Weed Guards.

Solid Purple ( Just did these the other day for a customer )


Jason's Killer Craw ( Named after a Guide on Lake Fork and has sense been copied by a couple other jig companies )

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check out strike works falcon football jigs they are great with a big hook

Talon jigs are the best on the market. Great people as well.

For me it is the Rock Crawler. I started using them last year year and really like them. They are built very good and have an awesome hook. I like the camo and purple passion.

Flipping: Dirty Jigs
Football: Talon Custom Lure Jigs
Swim: Dirty Jigs

I've had good luck with both the Lake Fork Mpact jig and the Strike King flip jig, too. However, 95 of my jig boxes have Dirty/Talon jigs.

I like the Buckeye FB Jig and Buckeye FB Mop Jig.

Oldham .5 oz or bigger, depends on depth, winds and cover-PBJ...let's go fishing and I'll show you why!

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I was being sarcastic about them working on other lakes. Maybe the one and only jig I had was a fluke, who knows, that is why I asked if anyone else has had an issue. I caught some good fish on one at Monti earlier this year...

Size it up according to depth and wind. I like combat and santone