Arkansas Extreme Outdoors has some Crappie videos on youtube https://youtu.be/me3kyt3Lv-w?si=Evz3EcCOd0uCZPJY
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I never was one to buy every jig that came out . Used Southern Pro Umbrella tubes in purple/chartreuse over 90% of the time for many years . Since livescope I figured out more about presentation than jigs. Over a year I been tying trash jigs (bare unpainted lead heads with shopping bags tied on).You can search my posts about trash jigs for more than a year . Here is one example .
https://www.crappie.com/crappie/cont...ked-all-season
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Takeum Jigs
Arkansas Extreme Outdoors has some Crappie videos on youtube https://youtu.be/me3kyt3Lv-w?si=Evz3EcCOd0uCZPJY
Moderator of Beginners n Mentoring forum
Takeum Jigs
Finally down sized and stopped buying unless I run out of a certain jig . I still could get by with 6 jig bodies on a pink head . Tackle bag got to be 25 lbs . or felt like it .![]()
JUNGLEJIMJIGS LIKED above post
Give me an unpainted ball head jig (no sickle hook please) and I'm a fish-catching machine! It always pays to have the right weight paired with the right hook size paired to the lures I'll use. I have jigs sorted and ready to replace ones lost to breakoffs or pickerel.
Like most of you, I have more jigs than I could ever use in a lifetime. I don't carry more than I need and have a few of each wt./hook size combinations that I'll need for certain lures.
The only jigs I would buy are certain weights I'm running out of and hard to fine.
S10CHEVY LIKED above post
I don’t buy a lot of jig head anymore, only use the ones that work best for me in various weights from 1, 1.5, 2 grams. On the other hand I always buy more plastic in different color or shape.
I just refill what I’m getting low on each year. Which is usually only 3 or 4 colors. Have about 24 different color grubs but usually use black and chartreuse or monkey milk. Have a box of southern pro and a box of Bobby garland grubs. Then have three boxes of jig heads. One for each weight 1/32 1/16 1/8 with 5 colors of each.