The Spiders are designed to be a compliment to the most popular jig trailers fish in western reservoirs. They mimic the common forage found in these bodies of water. Instead of wasting a whole hula grub just switch out your matching trailer or mix it up for a different look. Designed to be subtle in color to blend in a natural fashion. Head sizes are 1/4 oz. 3/0 hook, 3/8 oz. 3/0 hook, 1/2 oz. 4/0 hook and 3/4 oz. 5/0 hook. These jigs have caught countless large fish in the California's Motherlode reservoirs. Full jig descriptions on Pro Guide Jigs page.
BROWN BLUE FLAKE Great crawdad match for wintertime and extreme clear water. Yamamoto #215 and #130 are a good match here.
CINNAMON BLACK FLAKE This has to be one of the top colors of jig fisherman. Perfect match with any size Yamamoto trailer in #176.
SCULPIN Sculipin are found in every body of water in California and make up a large part of the diet of bass. Match with a Yamamoto #176.
SMOKE PURPLE BLACK FLAKE This has always been a favorite color among jig fisherman . It's a perfect match with a Yamamoto#157.
CINNAMON PURPLE This color is a staple among reservoir jig fanatics. Team up with a Yamamoto #221 or you favorite cinnamon purple trailer.
SMOKE GREEN ORANGE Another spring and summer craw match and a perfect match with the popular #180 Yamamoto.
WATERMELON CANDY
ZOOM GREEN PUMPKIN The browner green pumpkin that has made this color so popular. Match with your favorite Zoom trailer or brush hog.
DARK PUMPKIN When the craws are orange or on a moon lit night I love this color. Pair this jig with the Yamamoto #286 and its all good.
FN UGLY Spot and Smallie killer! This color has been a secret among pros from the northwest for years. Match with a Dry Creek "Old Ugly" double or single tail grub.
WATERMELON CANDY The colors have been the rage in recent times. Rig this one with a watermelon candy Zoom Speed Craw!
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Jeff Perry with a 7.51 spot caught on a Sulpin jig
