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Save BIG Money On BASS JIGS (My Jig System)



Fishing Bass Jigs is one of the best ways to catch the biggest bass in the lake. There is no doubt that fishing jigs for bass catch a lot of bass a big bass. Whether you are fishing an Arkie style jig, football jig, flippin jig or swim jig every time you go fishing you could catch you PB on a Jig.

However, bass jigs have become more and more costly. In this video I show you how to save big money on bass jigs by using Boss Outdoors Jigs.

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41 Comments

  1. Great tip!!!!! I’ve been buying and using their Big Bog Swim Jigs for YEARS!!!!! I’ve caught hundreds of big bass on them!!!! I make my own skirts and I love their jig heads!!!!! Keep up the good work brother!!!!! Tight Lines!!

  2. Have many BOSS jigs and they rank very high on my preferred list. I also buy them out of my high regard for Gary Klein, one of the true ambassadors of bass-fishing, who is an all-around fine guy.

  3. Hey Tyler…thanks for all your content…I think I have caught one fish in my life on a jig. It looks cool, but for some reason, nothing. Don't know if my presentation is horrible, wrong color selection, wrong style jig…"D"…anyway…this video is a year old now, and I haven't seen any other videos where you mention Boss Jigs. Do you still use this 'system'? Just curious if you've picked up a sponsor or something…again, thanks and keep cranking (pun intended) the contents.

  4. Here's a nifty trick to saving money on flipping jigs. Buy some Trashmaster jigs. You won't lose them. They're much more weedless and they skip more easily. I'm on only my second one in 2 years. Most of the skirt is missing now and they're not rubber band bound. But it's still catching.

  5. I started buying boss and other like companies’ naked jig heads after I lost 4 $4-$5 jigs in one day. Now i order a flip head, swim head, and the finesse flip head in black and green pumpkin. This gets me 24 jig heads and then I order the two skirt colors that I know work along with a new color to try. This year I’m gonna try a junebug color skirt.

  6. Found your page this evening and haven’t been able to stop watching. Great suggestions on jigs! Do you have a video or plan to make one on trimming the skirts or weed guards?

  7. I love BOSS jigs! I put in a bulk order with them every year. I save money and get the exact color, head and hook styles I want. They are hands down the best value for jig fishermen.

  8. Just found your site. Awesome stuff. I am into jigs and frog fishing. Great info with what I have seen so far; can't wait to see more of your videos.

  9. I started doing this a couple years ago. I get unpainted jig heads and skirt material so I can mix and match colors. Such a money saver and you get a jig exactly how you like

  10. I use fishingskirts.com. I buy my skirt materials from them. I've used some of the BOSS jig's. I started pouring my own jig's. It's the cheapest way to go by far. Start up cost. Well you buy once you cry once. Lol. A jig mold cost anywhere from $30-50. I have a son that fish's on his High School Fishing Team. I'll sell some custom jig's to his friends at such a low price. It helps them out and helps me on cost of supplies. When I sit down to pour jig's. I will pour 200 plus at a time. I enjoy it. I powder coat my jig's. When I buy powder paint I buy it by the pound. I can buy powder paints as low as $10 a pound and as as high as $30+ a pound.
    Making your own jig's is the way to go. Each jig is fully custom. Tight lines.

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