Bladed swim jigs work great for largemouth bass. These lures are a hybrid between a bass jig and a spinnerbait. You can count them down to various depths to work different parts of the water column. Fish them around cover and you’ll catch some bass.
Bladed Swim Jig & Curly Tail Grubs
Curly tail grubs are awesome trailers to pair with a bladed swim jig. You can do well with grubs in the 4 to 6 inch range as trailers. Just swim them slow and steady around productive areas.
Bladed Swim Ringworms
Ringworms look great on the back of a bladed swim jig. These 4 inch worms provide some awesome action with a slow and steady retrieve.
Bladed Swim Jig & Swimbaits
Small Swimbaits are awesome trailers to fish on the back of a bladed swim jig. Fish them slow with a steady retrieve and these baits will create a lot of additional action with their swimming tails.
