Booyah® Pigskin™ Jigs
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''The skirts of these jigs are the key to their action. You can work one dead slow and still have a great, realistic profile. It’s a perfect imitation of a slow-moving crawfish.''
Alton Jones, 2008 Bassmaster Classic® Champion
Alton Jones, 2008 Bassmaster Classic® Champion
When you want to play ball with some oversized bass, here’s the other half of Alton’s Classic-winning combination. The Booyah® Pigskin™ Jig's football head has a durable powder-coat finish and is backed by an extra-long 60-strand hand-tied skirt made of fine round rubber and silicone strands. On the move or at rest, the Pigskin Jig's body profile is meaty and the action is incredible! Premium Gamakatsu® hook with Plasti-Keeper™.
Manufacturer model #: BYPJ.
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Rated 4 out of 5Â by catdaddy23 Good Jig
This jig is good to use in muddy water. I use the darker colors for muddier water. I gave it four stars because it I think it hangs up easier than other jigs. ( I've lost two, and I am on my third one.)
June 17, 2010
Rated 4 out of 5Â by zx210 best hook going
I bought these because they use the gammy EWG hook and they are hand tied...good jig for the money,and fish stay buttoned on this hook
April 21, 2010
Rated 5 out of 5Â by yakifish yakifish
It's all it the skirt! Amazing action that will catch you a limit and have you screamin'...BOOYAH!
April 11, 2010
Rated 5 out of 5Â by BaitCastCatch92 Best Jig I've Used
Booyah bass jigs are 95% of the jigs I use. The skirts are far superior to other brands and they have much better action. I've caught many bass on the pigskin and others by Booyah. Great for fishing from shore and on a boat. I combine my jigs with a Zoom Super Chunk or a Zoom Super Hog.
April 6, 2010
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i live in a semi clear lake that is not very deep and i was wondering how and where do you fish it and what is a good trailer for it
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Fish it in rocks and dropoffs. anywhere else it will jam in a branch or get tangled in weeds. Trust me though, on rockpiles, it is KILLER on smallmouth!. for a trailer, go with yum crawpapi or yamamoto medium fat craw. I like the craw papi best, but the yamamoto is more versatile.
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Either heavy (20LB) flourocarbon or braid. Braid works well if fishing in cover, flouro in open/clear water. I usually fish these jigs on 50-65 LB braid in all conditions, the bass don't seem to mind the braid! ;)A:Â
if by heavy cover your are refering to rock I use 15# Invis x...football jigs don't do well in brush and grassA:Â
I use 50# PowerPro Braid. Its an extremely tough line that has no stretch and is ultra sensitive.A:Â
I use superline like crystal fireline. When you're fishing heavy cover you need stronger line that is very resistant to abrasion. I use 14lb fireline for my flippin' and pitchin'. Fireline is just one of the superlines you can use though.1 of 1
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