Looking to buy jigs and was wondering what you guys think? Who sells the best afordable jigs?

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Santons jigs works great

Fun N' Sun has an amazing sale on my flipping jigs right now, and details for their special are posted in the plugs section. Their sale ends sometime next week. As far as best goes, I'm not going to claim to have the best of anything. But I can tell you that only the best components (in my opinion, of course) go into my products. My jigs have a hand-tied skirt on a durable rattle collar (in case you want to customize), a powder painted/heat cured jig head and come with the same Mustad hook that most guys who pour their own use. That powder painted jig head is about as durable as it comes. I had one guy tell me that he's been using the same one for pitching practice around the concrete in his garage/driveway and it still has paint on the part that lands first. Hope you'll give them a try!

Oldham Jigs

But the parts and assemble your own. Fishing skirts . Com

Since you are asking this tells me you are just now starting to get in to jig fishing. If that's the case I would just go to academy and get some cheap ones. Point is since you are just now starting out then you are going to be getting hung up a lot and losing them. Until you get good and know how to work them I would go cheap for now. Or splurge and go wth Mark Pack's jigs and you won't get hung up. His website is mpacklures.com. Good luck

I build custom jigs; but they are not cheap. They have everything the Big Bass are looking for.
- Big Eyes
- Crayfish Scented Living Rubber Skirts. Most any color you want.
- Hand Tied skirts
- Any color and size of head.
- 1 oz. jigs and up have my unique Rattling Dome BB Eye in 8 colors.
- They come with a hand poured trailer Crayfish scented.

Santone Lures. Great customer service,plenty of locations to purchase and a ton of colors to choose from.

Talon handmade jigs - affordable, wire tied with a rubber collar too. The Billy Mac jig comes in great colors, they're very high quality and they flat out catch fish. Give em a look. www.talonfishing.com

Clear Fork Custom Jigs (search them on Facebook)

They have been a great addition to my tackle box. Made by a great guy too. Tell him RJ sent you.

Agree, starting out with jigs I'd go cheap or with one that is difficult to lose; but if you set the hook into wood you can lose any jig.

Caught plenty of bass on black and blue Hart Tackle Justice jigs ($1.96 with trailer) from Wmart

The Mpack jigs and NuTech jigs are the best at avoiding snags.

I don't know if they are the best but I catch quite a few fish on Nu Tech jigs, they are pretty snag proof, have good hooks, and they swim good as well.