One of my favorite ways to fish a jig is to swim it. I really like the Lethal Weapon II swim jigs in a 1/4 oz size. It seems to work really well everywhere I fish, but I am always experimenting with different trailer sizes and colors. Culprit just came out with a new trailer called the Tail Gate Special, a "convertible trailer". You can put the whole trailer on the jig, or pinch off the top section of the trailer and fish just the chunk part of it. It has a real subtle action and looks great in the water.
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