Finesse Hair Jigs
After growing in popularity, anglers have found all kinds of applications where a hair jig will get bit. If presented in the right setting, mallmouth, spots, and largemouth bass will all eat a hair jig. Smallmouth and spotted bass tend to prefer the smaller marabou jigs, these can be retrieved with a slow reel and let the bait just float through the water. Largemouth tend to prefer larger, more aggressive jig. These bigger jigs are usually made from bucktail or synthetic fibers to keep their large shape.
Videos & Articles (5)
What to use on the St. Lawrence River in the Summer
Tue, September 14, 2021
Seth gives some friendly tips to a familiar face about targeting big smallmouth on the St. Lawrence River.
How to Rig a Finesse Hair (Marabou) Jig
Fri, June 4, 2021
Seth Walks you through how he sets up his Marabou jigs and shares tricks to give you extra distance on those casts.
Finesse/Marabou Hair Jig Setup (Rod/Reel/Line) - Seth Feider
Thu, June 3, 2021
Seth takes you through his rod, reel, and line setup for fishing with finesse marabou hair jigs.
How to Choose the Right Finesse Hair Jig
Wed, June 2, 2021
Seth Feider walks you through what details he finds important when selecting his hair jigs.
Big Mille Lacs Bass on Small Hair Jigs
Tue, July 28, 2020
Kristine Fischer shares how she located big boulders and big bass with her Aqua-Vu camera on famed Mille Lacs Lake.