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Flippn' Jigs


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I'm just now really learning the finer points of flipping heavy cover, especially wood. I bought a number of the Northland Jungle Jigs at GM on sale and found out the hook bends too easy when snagged on wood. Can anyone share a brand/make/model of flipping jig that is their go-to jig?

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Northstar Custom Baits Jigs are AWESOME and Chris the owner is a first class guy to deal with. Get in touch with him and he will hook you up. He is local and supports the HSO Site!

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I'm just now really learning the finer points of flipping heavy cover, especially wood. I bought a number of the Northland Jungle Jigs at GM on sale and found out the hook bends too easy when snagged on wood. Can anyone share a brand/make/model of flipping jig that is their go-to jig?

Odd the Jungle Jigs are bending. Are you sure they are actual Jungle Jigs? I've been fishing with them going on 10 years now and the only time I remember bending on was on a large rock with 80lb Power Pro.

But anyway, since finding them is almost impossible these days I have moved on to Revenge Flip Jigs because I like their head design with the concealed line tie and colors, especially bluegill and black/blue/purple.

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I get picky about my rattles on jigs. I like a hard plastic (or glass) rattle vs. the removable barrel style rattles that are universal to a lot of jig skirts. I like the sound better and they don't fall off when skipping. On a negative note, a good shot off a dock post can permanently break some of these rattles off. Strike King, Rattleback, and Picasso are a few I will throw. If I am flipping matted vegetation it is the All Terrain Grass jig. I will usually customize the rattles. Sound travels through vegetation and is often very important when visibility is limited.

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