Best Swim Jig Trailer

Throwing swim jigs around inside Weedlines will produce great numbers of largemouth bass. The bass are coming off the spawn and are feeding up on there way out to summer haunts. Look for changes in the inside weedline like points, turns and thicker clumps of weeds for the best action.

We were able to pickup a few decent fish by burning swim jigs through the grass

Fished this lake on 7/13/22. Caught several bass on the outside edge of the weedline with swim jigs. Also caught several up shallow under docks using a wacky rigged senko.

Had a Wednesday night tourney on Goose and caught around 25 Largemouth and another 10 Northern in the span of 3 1/2hours. I spent half of my time skipping wacky rigged Junebug colored Yum Dingers under docks on the Daiwa Rebellion ML spinning rod. What an amazing rod for the money, I'd put it up against much higher priced rods, maybe my favorite spinning rod in my lineup. The other half of the time I was throwing a 6th sense divine swim jig, bluegill color with either a Keitech swimbait or a Strike King Rage Craw as a trailer. I would throw the swim jigs into the reeds and then parallel to the lillypads between the docks before I got back into dock skipping range. The 6th sense swim jig is fantastic at coming through vegetation clean and has a really stout hook to rip through as well. I fish it straight braid when going through the reeds but will add in a fluro leader if fishing open water.

Sunyu Vang reported catching Largemouth Bass using the Swim Jigs technique and Keitech Fat Swing Impact 3.8" on Rush Lake. Additional comments from this report: "Fish cruising in 6-8ft of submerged vegetation. Even with dirty water, white seemed to trigger more and better bites. Frogs over shallow water (2-3ft) also triggered strikes."

Jason Kushlan reported catching Largemouth Bass using the Swim Jigs technique and Keitech Fat Swing Impact 3.8" on Rush Lake. Additional comments from this report: "5/26/2022 water temp 64-66. Fish we’re shallow 1-3’ relating to hard cover there was a mix of pre spawn fish that had just pulled up spawners and post spawn fish. Found a few fish around docks in a small shallow cove adjacent to the main lake, however then most productive bite was in the sporadic lily pads that were beginning to emerge targeting the large heavy roots. By far the most effective technique for me was slow rolling a 6th sense bluegill color swim jig with a 3.8” kitech fat impact swing in bluegill flash. "

Michael Rekas reported catching Largemouth Bass using the Swim Jigs technique and Strike King Rage Swimmer on Lake of the Isles. Additional comments from this report: "Fishing emergent pad stems has been a great way to catch good numbers. Bites have come either paralleling the outside stems or casting into them, but keeping your swim jig in the middle of the water column is key. The only real pattern with this bite has been the sun. The higher, warmer sun later in the morning and early afternoon has seemed to create a more consistent bite as these fish start to pull up into warmer, shallower water with the sun. "

Mike Joseph reported catching Largemouth Bass using the Swim Jigs technique and Strike King Rage Swimmer on Lake Washington (6). Additional comments from this report: "Largemouth Bass were post spawn, the smaller to average size fish were found it high numbers in the reeds and docks. Larger fish were more scattered in weeds in 6-12ft. Harder to find those deeper weeds on Washington"

Smallmouth were smashing OutKast tackle swim jigs tipped with strike king rage tail swimmers on windy points and shorelines. StCroix Victory Heavy moderate casting Rod matched with Shimano Curado MGL and 20 lb test Pline fluorocarbon line.