What style of Jig do you use?

[reelcharacter]

Just read an old article about the Trout Magnet, (Dart Style) jig, with a flat taper on the front bottom of the jig. The action sounds interesting for Panfish and even larger fish use.

Anyone ever use these? What types of jigs do you use?

-Reelcharacter

[crappieloo]

I use a ball head jigs with no paint most the time. Other jigs i use are tube style and stand ups. Also will use a bucktail jig from Cabelas or homemade bucktails.
crappieloo

[eyedoktr]

I'll  generally use a 1/64th or 1/32nd bucktail with some mylar flash or a Mini-Mite.

[Liar]

   For summer 1/32 - 1/16 w/maribou with a little crystal flash or wth a zonker strip with out crystal flash.  Same set up can be used on larger and differant style jigs.

[PERCH INC.]

Tube jigs will catch all kinds of fish!! Try them you will like them!!

[Colorado_Ice]

I just picked up a pack of the Trout Magnet jigs for my nephew the other night. I'll let you know how they work for us as soon as we try them.

For those that have not seen them, Leland's Lures has a website at:

http://www.troutmagnet.com

[Mackdaddy21]

For walleyes and bass, I like twistertail grubs or sassy shads on 1/8 or 1/4 ounce jigheads. Pike seem to really like bigger shads and grubs on heavier jigheads, and trout will inhale all of these as well. Crappie and bluegill are suckers for small tubes or small grubs fished on small jigheads underneath slip bobbers. And of course, the 2.5" to 3.5" tube jig fished on a 1/4 ounce jighead is the greatest lake trout lure out there. Pike will hit tubes as well.

Tyler

[cnyfishing]

For Walleye and smallmouths I like bucktail jigs, for panfish I like 1/32oz jigs with a 1 inch twister tail

[wallyhuntr]

use jigs 99 percent of the time winter and summer. vertical mostly. even in summer. lake is stained water, flatland res. chartruse or white. and glow. 1/4 oz to 1/2 oz depending on depth. If I cast to the banks in early spring I will generally use a 1/4 oz road runner style jig tipped with a minnow. during ice, usually use 1/8  to 1/4 round head tipped with a minnow. When the water starts to warm up and the fish get active. while others are pulling bottom bouncers etc I will be using a 3/8 oz  with curly tail grub or a worm. fish almost exclusively for walleye. and this method works for me. plus even though I may not catch anything. I enjoy being able to feel what that jig is doing. and the bite.when I do get one.

[Water Wolf]

I have quite a few jig heads for different bodies and applications. If I am jigging with them I like the regular ballhead jigs or ones with a rattle collar. If I am trolling or casting them I like the bullet heads, stand-up heads, thumper heads, rock walker heads and whistle jigs.
In sizes 1/4 to 3/4 oz and a wide variety of colors.

WW