Greg Vinson's details his 5 favorite jig trailers

David Hunter Jones

Greg Vinson has a trailer for any bait and any situation. Here are his Five Favorites.

Originally Published March 2012

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NetBait B Bug

“This is good on finesse jigs; no heavier than 3/8 ounce, more like 1/4,” he said. “I’ll chop off the sides to slim it down a bit.”

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NetBait Hardy Tack Craw

This odd-looking craw is the brainchild of Alabama pro Jim Hardy and NetBait owner Braxton McDonough. This is Vinson’s go-to when he wants a natural-looking craw imitator. “Jim’s gonna kill me for saying this, but I cut the swimming legs off of it and it looks just like a real crawfish,” he said. “It is good in clear water, high pressure situations and in cold water. It glides on the fall for a natural look.”

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NetBait Salt Lick

This worm isn’t marketed as a trailer, but as a standalone worm that’s best fished weightless. However, Vinson won’t hesitate to hang one of these on a football or swim jig to give the fish a different look.

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NetBait Kickin’ B Chunk

Vinson is fond of this trailer’s chunky body and swim tails. “This has a ton of action in a small bait,” Vinson said. “It’s good when the water temperature is high and it's hot out.” Vinson hangs it on both swim jigs and football jigs.

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NetBait Paca Chunk Sr.

Vinson likes the larger Senior model of the Paca Chunk because it displaces a lot of water, and offers football and other heavy jigs a lot of appeal. “The claws on this thing go crazy when you drag it along,” he said.

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