Top Pro Bass Fisherman Uses This One Jig Brand! Brand New Jig!

all right guys um been a while since I kind of did a debrief on jigs but I'm just going to kind of talk about the colors I use whenever I like them and also a new jig that I've kind of talked about a few times in videos that is going to come out very very soon but number one the color that started it all is donk really really good blue gill color you know it's got some some light muted down chartreuse in it it's got some green pumpkin with some blue glimmer on it then it's got some really good contrast right there in the front that you can tell I'm really big on contrasting jigs kind of in all baits really I feel like when youever you look at Bait fish there's a really definite contrast between their back and their belly you can see a different color so a lot of times I really like for a jig to to have kind of layers to it and have that contrast I feel like it looks a little bit more natural but obviously the Don really really popular color from the people that fish with untame tackle jigs this is the one that started though on Gunnersville my rookie year I caught like 19 lbs the first day and four of them or maybe five of them were on that jig you know it was actually a prototype at that point in time but one of my favorite colors without a doubt usually use a green pumpkin trailer something around that green pumpkin I've used watermelon some but green pumpkins a really good standard for that another really really good one is black and blue this right here happens to be black and blue smoke actually so you can see that's just kind of a tried and true standard color jig you know like that's one that kind of everybody throws you know and there's a good reason for it it catches really really big ones when that light penetration is less in the winter it's a really really good color and then anytime you're around grass vegetation it's really good color cuz that bait darkens up and then also you know when the water's muddy everybody thinks to go black and blue and that's that's a really good standard cuz they can see it from a little bit further it looks like a shadow in the water and you know visibility twoot or less black and blue is definitely going to be the stand standard but it's also a really really good color whenever it's cold and that light penetration is less catch some really really big ones another really good one is dirty crawl this right here is dirty crawl you know it just looks like a crawfish it's got some muted down orange in it it's got some black to darken it up and then it's obviously got some green pumpkin in it you know just to give it that natural look with a little bit of contrast to make it darker and then some contrast to give it a little bit of orange to make it look a little bit more like a crawfish but it's not a it's not a bright orange as you can see it's really a muted down orange like it it's enough where you can see it and the fish can see it but it's kind of muted down and not overbearing and I like that cuz I like my stuff look a little bit more natural all the time in the water so those are the three all those have a pretty stout weed guard you know I can flip that jig I could skip it under docks that are that are you know have a lot of brush on them skip under docks have a lot of cross cross bars and crossmembers you know there's other jigs I've used in the past where I'd have to have a jig tied up for skiing under floating docks and I'd have to have a jig tied up for ski sking under you know gnarly docks with brush cuz there wasn't a really good hybrid for both you know and this is a really really good middle of the road jig you kind of do anything you want to with it so the setup I'm going to use for these 7 fo3 medium heavy extra fast muse from 13 Fishing that's the rod that I use now for skipping a jig all the time I actually a couple weeks ago I put it I put it on a 71 medium heavy Muse and I was like 71 I'll be able to cast it even better and fish to tourament with a couple buddies that weekend fish one on Saturday one on Sunday and I couldn't cast I couldn't cast it it's just years and years of me throwing a 7 foot3 medium heavy that just I couldn't get over it quickly and go back down to a shorter Rod so it's really just what you're used to anything from a 66 up to a 76 is going to be fine a 76 gets a little bit cumbersome to skip a jig with but that 73 is is the sweet spot for me because of how many years I've got throwing it you know it's kind of going to be a personal preference for you but the 73 medium heavy extra fast Muse 8.3 to1 gear ratio reel is a must have the more cast you can make in a day the better and my standard is anything that I work with the rod I use a 8.3 to1 gear ratio reel anything that I work with the Reel you know vibrating jigs chatterbaits spinner baits crank baits I go to a 7.5 to1 or a 6.8 to1 for those you know anything that I work with the Reel slower reel anything I work with the rod faster re cuz then you're just reeling up slack and you're reeling up to make a new presentation so that's kind of my standard 20 lb sunline shooter fluorocarbon that's going to be the gold standard for me for jig fishing if I'm around super super gnarly docks I'm going to go up to 22 if I'm around nothing but straight floating docks that are not bad at all sometimes in Crystal Clear Water I'll go down to 18 or even 16 but for the most part that 20 is going to be the gold standard for me so as far as trailers go you know there's a couple different styles that I'll use I'll use a a big a big one one whenever I want to flip you know whenever we have draw down lakes that there's not much cover left in the water I'm going to typically go with a bigger bulkier profile because I feel like it gets bigger bites and I'm not trying to fish as fast cuz there's less cover in the water when there's a lot of cover in the water and I want to be more efficient I go to a smaller more slender style profile bait but recently for whatever reason it has seemed like this cleanup crawl from crust city has just gotten more bites I went and filmed a video the other day and y'all probably seen that video where I was skipping a jig and I was using the cleanup crawl which is a really really good trailer and I caught them really good on it in like 2 hours I caught four or five fish on it which skipping a jig on docks is typically a grind like it typically is what it is it's more of a grindy type of a profile of of a presentation you know so I'm going to rig this up with a cleanup crawl and I went back and fished a tournament like 2 Days Later and I wasn't that smart and I actually forgot the cleanup crawls so I caught like a fish on it quickly then I lost one of the legs off of it so I had to use a regular chunk style trailer and I actually only caught like one more bass all day skipping a jig under dock so I went for 2 hours with this set up and I caught four or five and I went for like 6 hours with a regular chunk and didn't catch them near as good so you can see that right there that's the cleanup crawl on the back of a jig you cut it down pretty small and make a small profile has a really good wide surface for skipping makes it a phenomenal skipping trailer and then a really consistent action which I like because when I skip that jig under the dock I want to know what my bait is doing at all times I use a chunk style trailer I use a chunk style trailer a lot when it gets cold but it's kind of one you got a babysit like the the the leg on it will get flipped over the hook a lot especially if you do it like I do it and I I like to thread it to make a little bit smaller profile the trailer will get actually twisted around itself a good bit this this bait seems to not do that at all like it seems to the legs very rarely get around the hook or anything like that but it's just a really good consistent jig trailer that I've been catching them really really really good on this year so that's kind of the setup that I use and you can kind of see the difference in the two one's a chunk style one's a you know cleanup crawl style this bait has almost no action at all this bait has a ton of action and it seemed like the more action has played a little bit better you know in the past 2 or three weeks so definitely have been experimenting with it back and forth though you know that's just kind of how I am never I got line coming out I guess that's on a dang spool I was wondering what that was I thought it was trash line but I guess it's my leader line out out of my Center box so but I always the way that I am when I fun fish I always play with baits and try to figure out if one is actually better than the other you know because a lot of times if you throw by an aggressive one he's just going to bite but that's not always the case sometimes there's little little nuances to these baits that make the fish actually trigger and this is a setup that I've been using recently is with with the cleanup crawl so definitely something worth checking out they're in stores now they're actually available now all the crush City baits I've got a freeloader right here rigged up all these all these baits are available right now they're they're for sale at some of the major retailers and that's kind of pretty exciting for us at the crust City team because they have not been available for a while and everybody known about them for a while cuz my boy wheeler won pretty decent size tournament on them you know he won him 100 Grand this year on Gunnersville and on on the freeloader and everybody's been wanting them ever since and now they're available so you can get them but you better act fast cuz I think they're going to sell out pretty fast but anyways that's kind of my jig set up probably about to go catch one or two on it do you think any tourn any Elite events will be W on a Jeep this year or will it play at all I don't think so I don't think so I don't think so at all we we just we just don't have a schedule for it you know there's some opens that I see could definitely W on a jig you know shallow and then there's some other tournament schedules like the npfl they've got a couple that I think could be W on a jig because the time of the year and the lakes they're going to but as far as the elites you know fork and Toledo a jig can play and and will play a little but as far as the win I don't see it happening this year I better get the new jig should I there she is right there new jig from Untamed tackle flipping jig really really good head design this one has got the paint absolutely wore off of it I've thrown this thing a ton I mean all over the place too a lot of lakes around here I actually won a tournament on this on this bait last fall and it was really cool because it was like as soon as I got them I painted them myself took them to a small little local Lake about an hour away and pulled up to a place and like Third cast with it I call like a three pounder and like the 10th cast with it I caught like a 2 and a half it was actually like a 360 and then like the 10th cast with it I caught like a299 so that was really cool and I remember that so vividly because it was like 10 cast in that I'd ever used with this jig so pretty cool pretty fun pretty exciting we're really happy about it but that's it it's going to be a really good flipping jig the ace has a head design that really makes it skip extremely well and the other jig will skip too but the a skips super super well that jig has the head and the lead kind of poured in a way where it falls straight down makes it a very efficient flipping jig and also makes it very good jig for pitching to them whenever we're using for face and sonar it falls straight down it doesn't Glide as much you can get it on those fish really fast and that's kind of you need both you know over the course of a year now if I'm going to be skipping boat docks or fishing really really shallow cover in the bank the ace is perfect like it's exactly what I want for that but flipping super heavy cover and then you know fishing a little bit deeper I like for that jig to fall straight down and get down a little bit more fast and a little bit faster and a little more efficiently so kind of a hole in the lineup that we needed to plug and now it's been plugged and this bait will be out very very soon so pretty exciting sucker's got a really beefy four all hook for throwing a 7 fo6 heavy 7 fo6 medium heavy 22 lb sunline shooter is the one I've been throwing this on and then flipping it in some gnarly gnarly stuff and then getting them out came in second in a tournament a couple weeks ago and caught a couple of them flipping that jig couple really key ones flipping that jig you know in in in current and in big log jams and stuff like that so it's really been a player for me and pretty excited to see y'all's reception to it cuz I think it's a phenomenal flipping jig but without further Ado what else we got on jigs Hunter that we covered it it's all good all right they also had a baby uhoh why we do that for I was just getting way too much sleep before you know so I decided to have a baby and kind of cut down on that a little bit so we did have a baby Hunter's holding them right now behind the camera and he's cute he is cute that's all he's cute and hungry and that's pretty much all the time so appreciate it guys we about to go fishing