Jackall DD Cherry for me

i tie my own jigs and have been using the All Terrain Moynaugh head for many years i luv 'em

My votes for the staysee, when the bass are deep right after ice out the LC is killer on frigid bass

1. Casting-Shimano original black, 7'2'' MH Cumara with a Quantum Smoke for jigs, t-rigs 2. Spinning-Shimano original black, 7'2'' M Cumara with a Shimano Static CI-4 for senko's, soft jerk baits, drop shot, light darter heads and shakey heads A bit older but i've caught so many fish with these set-...

I am surprised none of the many artists on this site didn't write back on this post. If you look through this forum you'll find many examples of painted baits. When you find them, send personal messages to them and ask your questions. Good Luck.

I usually have a keitech easy shiner attached to the back of my chatters, but I'm psyched to try the new Yama swimbait, (Zeko?) I saw reviews on TW that they were made for fishing on the back of chatterbaits. We'll see!

the Jackal DD Cherry's are a great option for small 10ft finesse cranks

I'd think thats a bit much unless you're fishing for pike. i would stick to smaller baits like said before, LC pointer 78 or other baits around that size.

DD Cherry no dought. not sure they hit 10ft, might only hit 8, don't remember

I bought quite a few baits from them before they blew up. mostly the wannabe 110's. I had them custom paint a bunch in my favorite retired and near impossible to find mossback color which are really nice. Quality stuff for sure. Give'em a try

aeronut, i had a chuck woolery bug years ago. i must have caught 100 smallies on it at lake Winnapausaukie one vacation trip before a pike or muskie ate it. snapped the metal wire that came out of it to make it chug. as goofie as that thing was the fish loved it. as for poppers got to be the yogui

we all know what the worlds best jerk bait is but whats your favorite colors. My fav is an oldey, 2001 Mossback yellow fin tail followed by the original Pro Blue

Thanks, guys. I am a big fan, Smalljaw. Most of the finesse and hair jigs I tie are ones I watched you tie on youtube.

I make my own. Simple round or football. I tie some sort of hair under the silicone, I find that makes a big difference here in my high pressured waters. Bucktail, rabbit, marabou or fox. I'm confident only my friends and family and a few paying customers are the only ones throwing a jig with such a...

I've been experimenting tying jigs that have that umbrella look, but not sure I like it. Do you prefer umbrella or normal skirts and for which baits. Any feedback would be helpful