The newer style that I'm referring to includes the jigs with short chenille bodies and craft fur tails. I like the possibilities for fishermen who fish hair jigs during the cold weather months and like their jigs to have scent-holding capability. It looks good to me too, but will it to the fish? I need to field test this.
Here is a spider grub/kreature bait for Indiana rivers and creeks that contain walleye, sauger, and smallmouth bass.
It is a combination of green chartreuse/limetreuse and light brown colors. I like it best for big sauger. Took this picture using a newer camera. My beloved Samsung D530 may be giving up the ghost. I've taken hundreds of pictures with it. It will be missed. Admittedly, I do like the picture resolution better with the newer camera. Also, it seems to adjust more rapidly and with better consistency to a variety of lighting conditions.
All jigs weigh about 1/8 of an ounce and have #2 bronze light-wire hooks.
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