20 Best Trailer For Swim Jig (2023 Updated)

although I still consider this as a good trailer, i have not fully seen it in action since i purchased it during winter. it is, however, at a great price. hoping to see some bites in the spring. the action on this trailer is average.

it does not create so much noise in the water.

Perfect Jig trailer for the New England fresh water bodies. From large mouth to small mouth and everything in between. Well made product and lasts quite a while before you need to switch it out for a new one.

I purchased this to run as a trailer on a jig and I was pretty pleased with the result. As you can tell from the picture, the streamers are wavy and create some good fluttering motion as they fall because of it.

Moreover, they are a good length and hang out past the skirt of my jig the right amount. The only concern I have with these is that the chunk you stick the hook through is relatively small (short). As a result, there is a lot of room on the hook shank for these to slide up and down on during use.

This isn’t that critical on a jig seeing that all that goes on underneath the skirt anyway, but something to keep in mind.

Great action when used as a jig trailer. Try it on your bladed jigs too when throwing around wood. Not many anglers try this and it gets bit, especially in high pressured areas.

These chunks can be purchased anywhere. I bought them from dicks because they had them buy 2 get one free. I would rate 5 star but they limit you to 6 packs. Still was the best price I could find.

My son and I have used this trailer for several years and it works just great it has produced time after time including my son catching a 7lb and then couple years later 7lb 14oz all in tournaments. Can’t say enough about this zoom product and I and my son use several other zoom products.

I have been having issues with getting the bass to bite lately from top water to bottom fishing. It seems they have seen everything this year! In asking other fisherman around the lake how they were doing, the answer was the same.

Nothing is working and they were as frustrated as myself. I had befriended a retired couple (Pete & Mary) whom I noticed have been catching fish all summer long. I asked them what they were using, and they said a “Bitzy Bug” with a “Sapphire Swimmin Chunk”.

I did not have this combination in my tackle box but I knew I could order them through Bass Pro Shops and I did. Has this ever proved to be a winning combination!! The bass can not leave it alone and are hitting it on the drop, so be ready to set the hook if you use this combination!! I highly recommend you consider this winning combination.

I’ve been using Zoom products for several years now and use the swimmin chunk as a trailer on a 1/4 ounce jig and also a 3/8 ounce jig. i usually dip the legs in a chartreuse garlic dye, and most of my jigs are a shade of green ( usually a green crawfish) not sure if the bass see this as a bluegill or crawfish; only that it catches fish!! i fish an extremely clear, fairly deep lake so detail is very important.

Began using these 10 years ago on all my finesse casting jigs. The swimming chunk is very effective on the Chimpers round head jigs! I use these especially on highly pressured fisheries!

I have used these for my main jig trailer for the last 10 years. The price is unbeatable. Wide variety of color combinations to add an accent to your jig or blend in with the skirt pattern. Action on the arms is incredible.

On a finesse/ball head jig this is a big fish machine. Allows the bait to fall with control and will trigger fish on the way down. Also works great on the back of a swim jig. Can’t have too many of these.

One of the packages came factory sealed with a bonus human hair. I contacted American Baitworks directly for a replacement, and they pretty much told me to pound sand. Sorry guys, but I’m not going to do a bunch of leg work to return a poorly made product.

So, first and last purchase of this brand. Too many other alternatives to deal w/ shoddy build quality confounded w/ bad customer service.

Most bass fisherman overlook NetBaits because of the lesser known brand & cheap price, but that’s a mistake. The Paca Chunk is a great jig trailer for bass. It’s body is small so it doesn’t take up much of the gap of the jig hook (if rigged correctly).

It’s extremely durable, so it lasts. But best of all is the action it has. It slows the fall of the bait and the claws wiggle erratically even on the fall. Great trailer for a ‘swim jig’, but also for flip’n and pitch’n a jig.

Also try the Paca Craw – it has a hollow body, but the same great claw action. These are worth a try, especially for the cost.

Use these for my flipping jigs and they work well enough. It’s solid enough to last a good number of bites. Also, the product color matches the thumbnail exactly so that’s a plus.

Is a great little trailers used on the back of a jig. You can look at several different ways you can trim the edges to change the swim and fall rate.

Here is another Zoom product that ranks high among its peers. I like the 4″ size in black-blue with Booyah’s A-Jig to present a mouthful no 5 lb. Bass is going to pass by. For a more finesse approach, the 3″ makes a good partner to Booyah’s Baby-Boo.

Both sizes give good balance to your jig, come in all the favorite colors, are pretty durable, and offer realistic action. If you fish mostly heavy cover and don’t like repositioning the trailer every cast, instead of threading the hook along the length of the “tab”, just hang the chunk on the end of the hook.

If you want even more claw action, try Netbait’s paca chunks. They look like miniature “bats” with “wings” that flap on the drop.

Just got back from a trip to California to fish sculpin and sand bass. I bought some fire craws as they are the closet thing I found to emmulate the red crabs that we see off of the coast in recent years.

Well they worked like a champ as my son and I caught double limits of sculpin and a couple of bass. I highly recommend them for sculpin and am looking to buy more when you have them in stock. Thank you Discount Tackle.

Absolutely crazy. Caught fish all week on turbo crawz as trailer on chatter bait and Texas rig on different color. Still in great shape for next trip. Going to try it on Ned head this time to try to cut down on misses from cold water bite.

amazing product.

I purchased Z-Man Turbo Crawz in green pumpkin. Great all around color for any soft plastic. No matter water clarity or weather. I rigged this up Texas Style. And it works great every time. Most bass I catch are largemouths on this specific lure!! The Turbo Crawz has great action while it swims and it does stand up like a crawdad in defense mode.

Looking to purchase in a few other colors as the seasons change! I also recently rigged it up with a Chattebait in the Bayou Craw color. Haven’t had a chance to use it yet but hopefully it will work.

Wanna catch the eye of any bass, be sure to add this addition to your jigs or spinners. If there is a bass nearby you can bet these extensions will get their attention!! Zoom splittail trailers are a great way to get those monsters coming after what you’re slinging!!.

I’ve used these for many years in different colors for me they work the best of any trailer I’ve ever put on a spinnerbait or Chatterbait lightweight with great action

The Zoom Split Tail Trailer 4″ is one of two trailers that I throw on a spinnerbait. The other being a 4″ BioSpawn ExoSwim. Great spinnerbait trailer for a great price.

If you need lures whose parts melt while in contact with the soft plastica trailers they require look no further than strike king. I had a tackle box back in the late 80s or early 90s that melted in contact with my plastic worms.

Now your jig skirts can too! Horrible.

I thought I would give these a try. I added a Strike King creature bait as a trailer and I’ve had good luck catching Bass

This is yhe greatest swim jig ive ever bought. Will never buy another kind. It allows you to put numerous different trailers on it.

Wish I would have used these sooner! After a few trips of simply catching more bass using these trailers teamed up with both a chatterbait and a spinnerbait just works! Impressed how it hangs on without constant adjustments.

Great addition! When it comes to learning new tricks “it’s never too late “.

A great addition to any of your lure presentations that lasts forever along with multiple color selections you can definitely put together the killer colors just what the fish are looking for that day ! Thanks for the great selections and prices, Z man are my favorite lures hands down.

This is by far the best trailer bait I’ve used in a long time . Zman did it right with these lures . They are buoyant underwater so they give a great presentation . Pickerel can’t even shred them !

The only concern that I have with this lure is the weed guard. Surprisingly, Megabass didn’t put a stronger weed guard on this product. This lure attracts and catches fish in intermittent vegetation; however, I would avoid heavy cover and wood with this less than stellar weed guard.

The skirt, hook, and blade are phenomenal and create an exceptional underwater presentation.

Looks like a good spring fishing lure. Casts easy and countdown to desired depth takes a little testing. Ensure you use 100% fluorocarbon line with this lure. Swim bait trailer give extra added action.

I bought some of the Megabass Uoze underpin swim jigs from you, they worked well. But after 6 or 7 fish the under spin broke off, wire and all. I think they should last longer than that especially at price.

These aren’t cheap!!.

I fish a lot of jigs – I use different brands/size/weight depending on conditions or purpose. If there is ANY slop, slime, weeds, mats, grass, stick ups, lay downs etc, this is my go too. It cuts right through it and comes out clean.

I hate picking salad off my bait every cast and this is the only jig I’ve found that really comes through it all and generated vicious strikes. They also stamp the weight on the bottom of the jig head which is really handy when you need to just grab and go.

The ponds I fish are extremely weedy. So weedy that fishing becomes frustrating at times. This is the first lure I used without constantly having to pull weeds off of it. The grass hero jig is true to its name, it rips through grass and weeds like its nothing.

I am so impressed with this bait. It looks incredible in the water, can be used with or without a trailer to shake up the presentation, and has a great variety of colors. Caught last seasons biggest fish in this bait.

Great through the vege!.

The best swim jigs on the market. Ultra realistic and affordable. It catches good ones no matter the conditions. They could triple the price and I still would buy them! I don’t go fishing without one.

I like to use the 3/8 or 1/2 OZ size with a Keitech or any paddle tail bait. I throw it out, let it hit bottom and steady retrieve. When hung up on weeds I rip and and usually after that I just hold on for dear life.

Number one go to especially because it has a screw lock so it makes your baits last longer. That swooped belly makes it nice to deflect off vegetation. I haven’t bought any other types of swim jigs since.

If you’re not catching anything then there’s no fish, or you’re in the wrong area. Tight lines!.

6th Sense has definitely stepped up! Not just swim jigs, ur missing out if you haven’t thrown any of their baits. Swim jigs, lipless, glides, their new trailers. Don’t sleep on 6th Sense.

I hadn’t found a perfect trailer for the Jack Hammer due to its extreme turbulence,,,until now. This Kamikaze is durable and has excellent tail action behind the Jack Hammer. Gives a twitching action when lure first starts on retrieve then a super erratic action when ripped out of weeds.

Caught several bass in the 6-8 lb class with this,,,white on white matched on 3/8 oz Jack Hammer. Nearly every bite came after ripping out of grass. Great job BBB!.

Really dope bait with great action. I would highly recommend as a trailer for chatterbait and swim jigs. My only knock is that the holes in the tail sometimes get caught on your hooks. That’s it. Nonetheless great bait with great action.

Makes a great bladed jig/spinner bait trailer. Has awesome action and won’t over power a chatterbait like a paddle tail

I bought these in Watermelon and black and blue. I’ve been trying to teach myself the art of jig fishing and started out throwing the watermelon color with a baby rage menace in a matching color. It.

Says in the description small mouth love these jigs. They left out something, largemouth will eat them up too. My first day out I boated 6 fish and after probably missing several bites before I figured out what a jig bite is supposed to feel like.

If I’d have set the hook on slightest change I feel I think I could have boated twice as many fish. The jig bite is different from anything else I’ve ever fished with but thanks to these jigs I have a whole lot better understanding of what I should be feeling for.

I have spent a lot more money for a jig, but this one fishes great for the cost. I recently pounded this through heavy grass and some timber on 30lb braid and it worked great. Caught several 5lb class bass and pulled them out without any issues.

It casts a good distance, runs true, and had no problems with hangups. It is available in all the right colors and weights to fit any situation. It holds a trailer very well. If you need a jig you can rip through cover I would recommend this one.

This swim jig comes through cover nicely. I caught my two largest bass on this jig with paddle tail swimbait trailer on a recent trip to Minnesota. Only downside is the wire jig keeper doesn’t really do much to keep baits in place.

It didn’t cause any major problems, but I had to adjust my trailer every now and again.

Where do I start? This “little” craw is a year round bass killer. There’s so many ways to fish this craw. You can fish it on a finesse jig, shakey head, ned rig, neko rig, mojo rig, flip/pitch it and the list goes on and on.

I have one rigged in one or more seconds of the ways previously mentioned year round and you should too!.

These are one of my favorite bass baits, be it for small mouth or large mouth bass. I Rig mine using 1/4oz stand up jigs so I can bounce and move them along the bottom like a real craw with it’s claws up.

These always catch nice bass for me anywhere where crawfish are present. The pumpkin with orange claws and watermelon with orange claws are my favorite but color will depend on what area your in and what colors the natural craws are.

Not to mention the price for the amount you get is pretty good compared to most other soft baits that are 5-6 a package. The little critter craws are great to hope they keep making them wish bass pro had the watermelon with orange claws in stock I’d order more right now.

Small fish like blue gill tend to peck off the claws or tenticals after using one for a while, but really they hold up pretty well.

I use craw worms in hot hot weather. Special when you rig Texas style but with 2 (two) 1/8 oz bullet weights with a 3/0 or 4/0 wide gap hook, of your choice. Throw up to the bank, especially at tree trunks on shore or rock and put the lure noisily into the water.

Shake the lure and the weights will click click just like the sound a crawdad makes. Pumpkin seed or brown/orange works extremely well. Try this during the dog days. Also works well just about any time you find major transitions on the bank or on the bottom.

1 or 2′ sharp drop on the bottom is a major transition. 1st time I bought this from BPS but have used them for some time.

This Store is looking more and more like a dollar general. There is a mess everywhere and boxes that need to be stocked left out for weeks. This is a direct indication of poor management.

Ok, but I miss Uncle Josh Pork frog baits. These new rubber frogs tear up after a short use time while the pork frogs lasted all season. I use these for jig and pig baits. After a half dozen fish or so these new rubber baits have a tendency to pull through the hook, sometimes resulting in loosing them all together, while the Uncle Josh Pork Frog baits could last all season.

The largest trailer they make for the jig. The bass go after this trailer because of its shape and darker color. Only negative side is the cost. Five for 3. 49. With the Strike King Pro Rattling Jig it is.

70 plus 3. 49. Expensive combination, but will still pay it because of the results.

This an excellent bait. The bad part is basspro bossier city has a tiny section for zoom jig trailers and normally it is nearly empty. Customer service is getting bad. I have been a long time customer but it’s about time to shop somewhere else!.

These swimjigs are awesome! Bought some of these for the Mississippi River in Wisconsin and they did not disappoint. We struggled finding a bite for days, and on the last day came across bass schooling on bait.

we both tied on shadspawn colored snakehead swimjigs and smashed them for 2 hours straight! I love zman products and have alot of it bought from DT. DiscountTackle has the BEST prices on ZMan anywhere around! Fish ate this swimjig so well! Just gotta keep them away from the pike! great hook and baitkeeper.

Didnt even have to change trailers but once in 2 hours of catching! Comes thru grass very well with a quick pop and no junked up grass stuck on the jig. Just stocked up on more swimjigs to be ready for next time!.

The crosseye snakehead is deadly. The water I fish is stained to muddy and the black and blue is the perfect color. It has produced a 7lb. , 6lb. And several 4 and 5 pounders. Awesome swim jig!!!. Appreciate ya, keep up the great work.

This lure is awesome in the thick vegetation in Florida. 10/10 recommend. Work it through openings and sparse grass and reel them in!

Put one of these on a jig head about 1 week after receiving the package and caught a nice 2lb walleye pike, about the 2nd cast. Had a few more hits but they were on a pressure bite. The bass season is coming to the head very shortly and these babies are going to catch me a lot of Small & Large mouth bass.

I ‘Highly Recommend’ these spider tails to everyone, but leave me some so I can order them shortly.

Caught a 6. 28 lb large mouth on my first trip out with these grubs. They are very durable and catch bass in both the 4″ + 5″ size. Fish hit them on the drop , while swimming or crawling on the bottom depending on their mood.

You can also snip off the tails and fish it whacky style. I have tried other hula type grubs and this one is the best.

I never go to the lake without a Chompers stand up jig head coupled with a Chompers twin tail grub. I have caught hundreds of fish on these over the last 6 years and I literally have 10-15 bags of these in the boat with me in every color.

They are awesome and they always catch fish. If I’m not catching anything, I simply tinker with the color I’m throwing until I figure out what the fish are hitting. Don’t leave them in your car though.

they will put a stink in there that you can’t get out with anything. Bottom line. BIG bass love these and so do a lot of other fish. I’ve accidentally hooked into big trash fish like drum and flathead catfish on these too.

Even though I call them trash fish, you would have to be crazy to say it isn’t fun accidentally hooking up with a 35lb flathead while bass fishing. I’ve caught walleye on them too.