Favorite jig colors for 'gills..

[Jigmaker0421]

Okay guys, whats your favorite jig style and color for bluegill?? (if you could only pic one)

 

[Fatman]

Olive with a black glitter and either craft fur or rubber legs

 

[quivira kid]

I have about three..... if I had to pick just one though? 1/32-oz ball head, black paint, gadwall flank and copper k-flash tail, and Crazy Angler's "Brim Buster" chenille.

 

[Len]

I like the "Cap Spiders" using colors black,green and brown.

 

[Fatman]

Nice Len

 

[redman]

Pattern #1 Copper head Crazy Angler Brim Buster and Rye color squirrel tail, on a 1/64 oz. size 10 hook. Pattern #2 1/84 oz. head size 10 hook silver head, black sparkle chenille, Flo. Fire orange Floss tail 2x as long as body. Grizzly hackle palmered over chenille. The only two that I use when times get hard down here on this lake. Will catch Bream ( panfish ) all day long and have even taken nice big crappies on them.

Redman

 

[AndyLane]

Years past I would say a basic 1/32 marabou jig with chartreuse head black body and chartreuse tail. Now that I tie my own I'd say my favorite colors are blacks, shades of olive, shades of orange and shades of brown. These two patterns have become my favorites! 1/32 #6 but a 1/64 on a #8 or 10 would be lethal.

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Although any pattern with rubber legs will drive em crazy!!

 

[Bucko]

Hey Andy, those are some killer looking jigs. Would love a breakdown of that build! Nice jigs!

 

[LedHed]

1/48th black roundhead jig, tyed hardbody style, with a #8 VMC hook. Yellow krystalflash/ red fluorescent floss/ and black marabou for the tail.

 

[AtticaFish]

It would be a toss up between two different combinations that have ruled the end of my line lately for bluegill: black/orange or black/yellow.

 

[OhioOuchigan]

the same light gray marabou that I use for crappie just in 1/32 instead of 1/16 0r 1/8th.

 

[Hawnjigs]

Dang, those ties are buggy! Bet they would all seriously spank my KISS jigs if the BG were finicky.

 

[Ron Don]

I always seem to like adding a hint of red on my BG jigs.