Santone flipping and football
All Terrain grass jig
Dirty Jigs swim jig
Viper XP pitching
Santone and Revenge 3/4 for stroking.

Black/blue/purple
Black/brown/amber
Shades of green / chartruce accents
Shades of green / orange accents
Shades of green / purple accents
PB&J
White
Those are some basic colors. After that you can branch out to many different ones that you like. Here are some of my favorites.

Santone--Mexican heather, Slopy Joe, Peas and Carrots, Falcon special, PB&J, Texas craw

Viper XP--Purple passion Fork special

Sit N Fire--Watermelon sugar free

Revenge--PB&J, black/blue/purple

All Terrain--Texas craw, PB&J, Killer pumpkinseed

I really like the Talon original flipping jig in texas craw and natural colors

Just bought a couple of the talon originals in Texas craw! Can't wait to give them a try.

I trail them with a culprit ockochobee craw, or a lake fork tackle flipper.

Natural colors are best, I love brown pumpkin and bruised craw from Strikeworks... see my logo.

Terry Oldham's Screw-Lock jigs.

Camo, Tilapia, Falcon Craw colors.

http://www.oldhamjigs.com/

You'll get a different answer with every response. I caught the toad in my signature with a talon lures finesse jig. I now own about 5lbs of Talon jigs.

dead on man......there are sooooo many beautiful jigs out there. I dont even want to know how many $$'s worth of jigs I have that will probably never hit water.....lol.

I made my own jigs for many years, and used them on Lake Fork, and in the tournaments I fished.
Now, my mold has been modified slightly by Bayou Bait company at Lake Fork, and is available to the public.
There is nothing special about this jig, but it fishes like I want a jig to fish.
Colors are your choice, and rarely the fish's.
Richard McCarty pitching jig by Bayou Bait Co.

Santone jigs the rattling jig in black brown amber. great jigs and strong hooks also the m-series flipping jig

Santone jigs the rattling jig in black brown amber. great jigs and strong hooks also the m-series flipping jig

Talon's new BillyMac jig in Billys Texas Craw, or for a Finesse profile with a heavy wire hook the Talon Gikou Riki in Texas Craw.

+1

I have mostly Santone. I also have some Tour Edge which are more trouble to tie on and take off, but I like them. I don't have any NetBait but these look kind of interesting to me.

Green pumkin
Watermelon
Bass Candy
Magic Craw
Black/Blue

I don't think any one jig will "fool" bass anymore than another. To me its about design and efficiency. Head design, eye angle, weeguard angle, how the skirt is attached,and hook quality. The less your hanging up or adjusting the skirt the more your fishing. Personally I like wire or thread tied skirts and arkie heads.