In contrast, others will help tighten up.

Cold water jig trailers. Additionally, the tail of a trailer is what really kicks and moves. I'm looking for something that does not have a lot of action. The reason is due to a single primary factor.

Here is a fool proof guide on selecting soft plastic jig trailers and multiple presentations that allow you to match the hatch and entice those cold water bass! While many anglers rely on soft plastics for a jig trailer, the old reliable pork rind is still a good choice, especially when the water gets colder and bass move. Whether you're fishing in dirtier water conditions or targeting finicky fish, the rage swimmer puts fish in the boat.

No bass addict would hit the water without a wide selection of jigs, but many anglers give short shrift to jig trailers. The trailer gives the jig the life like appearance it needs. Cold water means the fish are.

Mike iaconelli discusses how an angler should match the proper trailer to their jig when bass fishing! After all, they are designed to resemble specific creatures. Pork works well for bottom hopping and yo.

Cold water i like chunks, specifically the zoom super chunk jr. I've decided to spend a lot of time with jigs this year. Or the salty pro chunk.

1) 3.75 rage swimmer, more durable then keitechs and i don't need the subtle wiggle in. I am wanting to find out what y'all like to use. There are a ton of curly tail grubs to choose from.