The Jig Fishing Experts Are Going To Hate Me For Giving This Secret Away…

[@Veritas84Aequitas]

As much as colour is a variable pertaining to water clarity being a deciding factor in direction of colour. I've found it's even much more so how you approach, read, then break down the zone cover/structure through placement, profile of presentation and accurate casting to get the bait into the optimal positions with minimal disturbances.

[@williampatrick-ww2jo]

My favorite jig for the last year has been the black and blue with a electric blue trailer. I use this jig on days I don’t care if I catch a lot of fish but a bigger one.

[@buckmountaintaxidermy7788]

That black jig and blue trailer combo works well on a plastic worm as well!The first half being black,and the ribbon tail being blue..Also,on the green jig trailer being died blue on the ends,may resemble the blue that is sometimes seen on crawdad pincers..

[@skiplovestofish6992]

I love jig fishing and I learn so much on all your videos. Thank you so much.

[@justgregnow]

Keeping it real I just got into fishing jigs last fall! I know I know 😆 fishing jigs just didn’t make sense in my brain. Needless to say my 2nd jig bass was a FAT 3.5lbs 18” largie! Now I get it… better late than never 🤷🏻‍♂️ good info Randy

[@pitching7577]

Great info!!! I love it when I just happen upon a certain color lure just to try and the fish start blowing up on it almost immediately. Then you know your on to something special and unique that’s out of the norm. Thanks for the video Randy!!!

[@patrickmahoney3479]

Good info. I would like to hear your thoughts on combinations of brown and purple jigs.

[@danmyers7924]

I was fishing last week, lost my black and blue jig. Pulled another out that had a few strands of chartreuse. They were wearing it out until the skirt broke off. After that I couldn't get a bite on regular black and blue.

[@bobhamilton983]

Good morning Randy, I want to take a moment to thank you for all your insight. I have become such a better angler following your experience. So much so, that I have placed 1st and 3rd in the last two tournaments. Granted, I am not fishing with the pros. In fact the club only has ten boats. Anyway, I am getting more fish in the boat than I ever have. I live in Connecticut and fish from the Canadian border, Maine, New Hampshire, Pennsylvania, and Connecticut for the past 26 years. Randy you are the greatest, thank you for all your efforts.

[@ScottWorthington]

Thank you, Mr. Blaukat, for all of the great information.

[@chundle09]

Thanks Randy. Jig is going to a main piece in my arsenal for 2023. Going to start driving a bit further to grand and more stained lakes.

[@Twangtown7]

Guys! Blue trailer with flake in it works better than a blue trailer with no flake...if there's grass! Randy just making stuff up now.

[@williamsalin3509]

On Jigs it took me a while and I missed a few, but I got it down where I would count 1,2,3 and with Jigs the Bass I catch are bigger! Still love my senkos and wacky fishing! Also catching Bass on black lizzards from Randy KZbin tip!

[@terrytresemer2864]

In my book the biggest mistake would be not to have them in your arsenal. They may not be my favorite method but it's used everytime out. One tool everyone needs some time with.

[@clay7514]

Love all jig videos! Thanks randy

[@nigel7297]

If you keep giving away all the trade secrets, you’re run out of friends soon 😂😂😂😂😁. Love the video as always 👍👍👍. Nigel (Chicago)

[@garyhinds9634]

Thanks Randy good info!!! How about the Black & Blue tinsel with the chartreuse trailer for big fish!!! I set my grandson up with that combo and he hammered a couple big one's last summer. I'm trying to teach him and he's learning pretty quick. Keep up the good work dude!!!!!

[@chrisjones6545]

Been using black and blue with green trailer for years, mimics bluegill

[@chickenbanker]

Great video, I love the black and blue jig paired with a white zoom fat albert. Fish love it!

[@learningtofish7036]

Thank you Randy.

[@castingwithcason3129]

I have heard that a white trailer is really good for a black and blue jig. When would you use that?

[@billstopinski2568]

randy i really like the big salty chunk black with red glitter with my black blue jigs. been using that combo for years

[@aapederson7]

As a very proficient bass angler, i must say. This guy is a salesman, not a fisherman. He literally just said he was surprised the change he made worked. Thanks you tube. Wrong again. Lol

[@leeeck3866]

Do you feel that if you have water clarity say 1"- 2' that it would be the same all through water that is say 15-20'?

[@birdman9043]

You never hear much about tube Jigs, I have slayed them in dirty water where you can only see a couple of inches. color was white with tail dipped in florescent green; just thought I would throw that out for comments.

[@jonathanmartin7003]

I’ve done decent on most colors. I’m starting to think if the fish sees it and is hungry it’s probably gonna hit it regardless. If that don’t work I’ll do the big fish hop that Randy taught and make ‘em bite.

[@joshhartley3287]

Do you thread the super chunk on or just stick the hook through it?

[@PHATBASSASSASSIN]

Would you use black snd blue for spots too

[@banditva8040]

What color combination use in water clarity 20 ft.

[@vernervanschalkwyk2280]

Randy, can i fish a flipping jig as a swim jig? I do not fish jigs often because i do not have a lot of confidence in my kog fishing ability, so i only have a few jigs i am fishing with. Thanks for another excellent video.

[@TheCo-Angle]

You can swim any jig and get bites. Some may work slightly better in certain situations, but you can def swim your flipping jig

[@randomschmo5778]

Jig & Pigs are absolutely great for river fishing. I outfish my cousin everytime when we go to the river, because he's stuck in a rut fishing shaky head and finesse worm. My average size bass is at least fifty percent bigger than him.

[@psschroe42]

Do you have a video talking about color combinations beyond 3 feet of visibility?

[@bassman6211]

@Tagg exactly, I'd add that you don't have to be green pumpkin on green pumpkin or brown on brown etc. You can mix and match those really natural colors pretty freely till you find the combination they're chewing. It really takes experimenting on each body of water, you can't get discouraged and put the jig down. The jig is one of a handful of lures you can throw year round and catch hawgs on.

[@bobbyswain7049]

Would love to see some die combinations.....thx RB......good info 🐟🐟🐟

[@clay7514]

He’s done a bunch! Good ones too, should be in his video list

[@electriceye683]

Great advice, thanks

[@curtisloden7201]

Am i understanding this right, glitter makes no difference in a plastic worm and worm colors but it does in plastic trailers? Maybe I am 🙃Please explain

[@siryarwammowray3445]

I'm gonna have to try the black and blue with green trailer 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

[@arthurdirindinjr1792]

Great advice but just MY opinion I feel it is intended for a caliber of fisherman looking to complete in multi-state fishing tournaments and do as well as they can and NOT for guys like me who are of a more casual after work and weekend fisherman caliber who rarely travel more than 2hrs from home to fish on a regular weekly/weekend basis. Don't get me wrong when I fish I am absolutely serious and use very high quality equipment and work very hard to catch fish and are constantly looking to get better But again in my opinion a causal fisherman like myself need to be realistic in maintaining a balance between equipment costs and what are the odds spending significantly more money will increase our success as fisherman I make a VERY good living and have been fishing for over 50 years and take one or two a year week to 10 day a long 100% DIY fishing trips and rarely go more than three days without fishing from March till October 1st (deer hunting kicks in) and I agree there is no better bass catching luer than a jig w/soft plastics as 90% of all my best bass I caught as well as most of my bass I catch are on some type of soft plastics Having said that I feel for non competitive fisherman like me spending the amount of money that would be required in having the numbers of different types sizes and colors of jigs you suggest along with the numbers of different sizes types and colors of jig trailers is very difficult to justify. For the last 20+ years I have used only 3 different colors for my soft plastics and a few variations among those colors and this was after a great deal of trial of using different latest greatest colors but I alway went back to one of my three basic colors and day in and out I rarely get skunked and more days than not I catch a few bass or enough to keep me happy. Again as I said sound advice for competitive bass fisherman but IMO financially impractical for we non competitive more causal bass fisherman.

[@Chris-hi9ti]

This is how my autistic kid explains their "special interests." This is how big bait wants you to think.

[@TKsw191145]

Randy are you getting any of the new Destroyer P5 rods? What do you think about the FMJ?

[@bryanthefishermanbaker4961]

The jig Is something I need to work with I guess I need to slow down when I fish it I have thrown it a few times and put it up and grab something else

[@joebee1459]

Try throwing a swim jig around. It's so versatile, can fish it like a traditional jig or swim it just to get your confidence up. Makes it significantly easier to transition to flipping/casting style jigs.

[@kenneth9874]

Make a trip and only bring your jig rod, it'll force you to concentrate and experiment

[@danielmyatt3494]

On another video you said turn the trailer the other way?

[@michaelt1168]

Randy, thanks for your daily dedication in helping us become better anglers.

[@kirkmiles9637]

I’m no longer seeing the view product tab?

[@randyblaukatintuitive]

You might try restarting your phone and computer sometimes that will help

[@JohnDentonOutdoors]

Bass can’t see blue Or chartreuse. Blue looks black and chartreuse looks white to them.

[@dontnonowuno9953]

Do you know a personal bass?did he tell you this?

[@jamesrice304]

@@dontnonowuno9953 🤣🤣🤣

[@kenneth9874]

Even if so it would be different shades

[@JohnDentonOutdoors]

@@dontnonowuno9953 well there have been a lot of studies on the cones inside of a bass’s eyes. Plus reaction studies. I can see the shades being different with the big chunks, but think the blue flake is not important. But hey, if it catches fish, what difference does it make. Just saying i don’t think the blue is important and straight black works just as good. I also think this dude just makes shit up for views. Throwing out percentages that have no back up data. And I don’t think he gave away any secrets here. It’s shit we have been doing for years.

[@dontnonowuno9953]

@@JohnDentonOutdoors 💯 agreed..

[@ronniemitchell9221]

So many options

[@Twangtown7]

Randy with another top secret "secret". LOL

[@carlking3964]

Yep!!! I was cringing... ...nope, nevermind. So.il.😎

[@AstrosErin]

Black and blue with GP trailer doesn’t work, don’t even try it. 😅

[@mpybals8002]

As a jig fishing expert I wasn’t as upset as you might think.

[@biggun1450]

don't you sling the ole rattleback anymore Randy?

[@mikegoodman8136]

Glad you don't fish blk, blue, Green pumpkin and dip trailer in chartreuse, money

[@fishaholic122]

Where's the secret?

[@Carolinaboi313]

How much weed do you smoke?

[@johnlantz7278]

A explanation from one angler to another ( all you need is green pumpkin) to mislead there thought process rather than explain how water color in combination with environmental an weather patterns.etc.organized for spring ?

[@wolverinex4243]

Ain't nobody care for jigs, except noobs and professionals. Ain't nobody using pig skin either.

[@scottvaughn9565]

I've seen you comment many times and you're basically always wrong. Must live a pretty sad life to be so negative..

[@wolverinex4243]

Or I am too smart and badass that these noobs are fake. You can always test what the fuck you are saying. I am open for debate. I promise you.

[@wolverinex4243]

You are so stupid. Read what I fooking wrote and go into the fooking world and see if it is true. Who the fook uses pig skins? Olden men? Shit, tell me about being wrong. Only the damn kids and professionals use jigs. You can quote me. That means you are a fooking kid. You haven't grown. Your body has. You're still retarded.

[@scottvaughn9565]

@@wolverinex4243 sounds good... is randy the Newb you're referring to?

[@wolverinex4243]

@@scottvaughn9565 Again, you are beyond stupid brother. Seriously. Randy is the pros I am talking about. I didn't know there is a level beyond stupid. I guess you cannot read between the lines, so elites are beyond these two we called noobs and pros. I guess I have to write everything out for dummies.

[@fishing4big1s]

Hey Randy, just wanted to give you a heads up that I ordered one of your Old School jigs from Baitwrx and there was a problem with it when I received it. I contacted them and Bryan was more than awesome to work with! He made it right and landed a future customer in the process. I ordered this particular one because I couldn't find the color combo that I was seeking anywhere else. I don't mind paying a little more for quality service!

[@phoenixw2w]

What was the problem with the jig?

[@matthewirish5755]

I, too, bought some and was not impressed by the longevity of the jig heads. After two casts nearly half of the head coloring had flaked off, and for double the price of a Dirty Jig jig (my personal favorite), I expected much more. Obviously this isn’t a reflection of Randy, but I think Baitwrx can do better.

[@fishing4big1s]

@@matthewirish5755 I can't speak to the quality and longevity of it yet. Only cast it once this past Friday. Immediately realized the mistake. I ordered a 3/8oz model and received a 1/2oz model in a package marked 3/8. Contacted Baitwrx and they are sending out the correct one.

[@fishing4big1s]

@@phoenixw2w ordered a 3/8, received a 1/2 in a 3/8 package.