If you had one jig to throw the rest of your days...

what make/model would it be and what weight and color and trailer would it have?

Just one!

Happy Easter!

mpack 3/8 oz. ultimate pbj flippin jig, green pumpkin/blue biffle bug

1/2oz black/blue. Trailer depends on water temp.

1/2oz black and blue.... id really have to think about the model. Either a flipping style or heavy cover. Maybe even a hybrid style between flipping and swimming. Trailer would on be depending on the structure. Grass or wood.

Me and a fishing buddy always talk about this. Can’t ever decide on what it would be

One I make myself with in 1/2oz with half green pumpkin skirt and half black with blue flake skirt or my version of California 420 in same size.

Santone Swimjig. I can throw it year round.

I like that second one mark

3/8 oz screwy levy structure jig in molted craw.

Only jig that I constantly where out the skirts before I break them off.

I especially like that second one. Nice!

The second one or pond scum in same weight

I need to throw some jigs, Ive got a good 50 of them but never use them, I think Ive caught less than a half dozen bass on a jig.

What Jeff said! I suck at fishing for bass on jigs. Walleye, different story!

Talon, 5/8 Football in Firetiger Green Pumpkin.

Ha that sounds like me with a Carolina rig. I’ve caught one fish ever using a C-rig and I’ve fished it probably 10-15 hours. Just no confidence in it. One day I’m gonna find someone who knows what they are doing and I’m just gonna watch them fish it to learn I guess.

Use a baby brush hog, a zoom french fry or a zoom super fluke on that C-rig and that should help your stats catching fish on a C-rig.

Will do. I wonder if I am throwing them in the right kinds of places. I’ve dragged them on main lake points, secondary points, and along rip rap by dam.

Man I've caught some many good fish lately on the Oldham copper 3/4oz football jig with rage craw trailer (alabama craw in color)

But that 6th sense 1/2oz hybrid jig is so hard to be beat with it being some versitile being able to swim it, flip it or drag it out deep using the same rage craw trailer...

That should work.

Oldham 1/2 black/blue/purple with Larew craw worm trailer ( match with pork if winter time)

Jeff, you're missing out. When they are on a jig bite there's nothing else like it! Frog and jig bites are my favorite. Pitching a jig in the middle of a cedar tree on Ray Bob and watching for that little line jump. Or punching a big jig in the thick grass and BAM! It's fun and with as many fish are you're on you would love it.

1/2 ounce black/blue if I only had one.

A white Talon swim jig.

Buckeye ballin out PB&J 3/8

I will give one a shot again tomorrow. I have been mostly a am bite the last few days so its hard to put down what I have been using with success..

I agree with that bite being just behind a frog, I pitch a lot with biffle bug, craw etc... I like the idea of saying I think a bass is here and tossing to it and boom... similar to how I fish a frog.

Great responses guys. Keep ‘em coming.

If I only had one jig to throw it would be this one. Booyah Boo Jig 1/2 oz this color. Put a WM/ red flake Zoom Chunk or Rage Craw on back. It has a great rattle, good stout hook, and comes thru cover well. Also has a flat bottom so it lands upright most of the time.

+1 for the 6th sense hybrid jig in 1/2oz ...I like the Green Pumpkin Blue Crush color.

6th Sense Hybrid Jig Green Pumpkin Blue Crush

Oldham Jigs 1/2oz Trailer Hitch jig in PB&J with a Zoom Fat Albert Twin Tail grub in PB&J. Love the screw lock keeper. Takes a few more seconds to rig up but the trailer will last forever. This is an inexpensive fish catching combination on Toledo Bend and Sam Rayburn.

My favorite is the EZ jig...5/16 finesse...normally in black and blue with a black and blue KVD coffee flavored beaver bait...also throw texas craw and a few others but bnb most of the time..

Chompers 1/2 oz Davenport Special brush jig with Net Bait trailer gets it done.

Dirty Jigs pitching jig in 1/2oz.

D&L advantage jig or baby advantage jig

1/2 ounce mini ike flip jig black and blue. Small profile that catches all size fish. I threw every jig known to man and just didn't have confidence. Finally started throwing this smaller profile jig and some days wear the bass out. Also had dry patches on a jig as well.

The first two are my 5/8 oz shallow water Baby Doll Jigs:
- 3D eyes
- Skirts are Living RubberCrayfish Scented and hand tied.
- Trailers are Craylic scented



These are my 6 Baby Doll TX. Craws Deep water 3/4 oz.:
- Dome Eyes with BB under the dome for sound.
- Skirts are Living Rubber Crayfish Scented and hand tied.
- Trailers are Craylic Scented.

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I would choose a 1/2 oz black and blue colored flipping style jig with a recessed line tie and fairly pointed/rounded head design so that you can use this jig to flip into lightly matted vegetation or if it's not too windy you can use it with success offshore in 25'+. In regards to a trailer I would recommend using a Yamamoto Flappin hog since the density of that plastic will help the lure fall faster and give you a better feel when dragging it across the bottom in deeper water during windy days offshore. It is also a wide enough trailer to be able to have some nail weights placed into therefore giving you a heavier jig for offshore techniques. A black and blue colored jig works across the nation from the gin clear waters in upstate New York fisheries to the dirty water we often face here in the southern United States.

any with a chartreuse skirt

Here you go. Although I can build anything you want.
Couple of jigs in this top row have some Chart...

1/16oz. Bladed Crappie Jig Heads. Put a green grub with curly tail and Gulp earthworm, I'll be set for life.

I like the phenix all purpose. Caught a monster bag on Somerville the first time I used it