Booyah Boo Jig - $2.79

These Boo Jigs from Booyah! Bait Co. are very impressive! Booyah! uses 50 strands of high quality silicon material to produce full, thick skirts so you can fish the jig right out of the package or trim it and thin it to whatever configuration you prefer. The Bio-Flex silicon skirts come in colors and combinations exclusive to Booyah! and produce great, natural colors that bass respond to. The big round bend Mustad UltraPoint hook has an 18 degree bend and the head of the jig is molded right up to the inline hook eye for a combination that comes through wood and rocks easily. Double rattles are attached to the band that holds the skirt and can be removed if you desire. There is a keeper molded on the shank of the hook to keep your plastic trailers where they belong, and the 30 strand fiber weedguard goes well past the point of the hook, ready for you to trim to the length and thickness you like. We think this is the way most of us would make a jig for fishing wood and structure and we give the Boo Jig high marks.

Comments: Started fishing with the 3/8 oz. and 1/2 oz. green pumpkin with a fat albert 4'' grub. Have been whacking bass over 5lbs. since. Caught a 9.5 and 4 largemouth weighing from 5.5 to 7.25 out of a public lake i fish regularly. Fishing with this jig has improved my skills and i will buy more in the future.

From: Terry: Lakeland, FL

Comments: great jigs caught big largemouth all year perfact size not to big not to small perfact profile water melon pumpkin is a great color this jig has made me money

Comments: This would be a good jig if it had a better skirt band. The first couple of casts and the skirt was already sliding down the shank of the hook before i even caught a fish. Good head design,skirt colors, and hook but the skirt needs to be hand tied like the A-jig.

From: Ryan: OK, USA

Comments: i have already commented on this jig and would like to note that i forgot to mention the weak skirt band.  i used a boojig to catch quite a few largemouth and jept fixing the skirt and the rattles were gone on the 1st fish and the skirt steadily got thinner. 2nd boojig i purchased was the same exact bit i lost 90% of my skirt and both rattles on my 1st fish! this jig is wonerful if the skirt will actually stay on for you!

From: Mat: OH

Comments: I use attractant on these jigs, and the oil that is used as a base dissolves the black plastic grommet bands which hold the rattles and the skirt.  That is why they come off, leaving a black sticky mess. 

From: John: Frankfort, IL

Comments: My first Booyah jig and the day I got it, the weed guard came off. I was flipping a bass bed in open water and it just came out when I was checking to see why it was so flimsy. I hope mine was just defective.

From: Edward: GA, USA

Comments: Love this jig! i like to use it as a swim jig on a 7.1:1 baitcastor. i trimmed the skirt down to make it a more compact and efficient bait then added a yum chunk as a trailor and it works great. i use the green pumpkin etc colors to represent sunfish or craws which works creat but the black and blue works well too. my only complaint is the skirt band could be more secure and the raddles come off easily which entitles the same problem of the skirt band. but i like this bait alot for swimmin and even flippimg it in grass/algae.

From: Mat: OH

Comments: I ordered 15 Boo jigs, the first day I fished with them I lost 8.  I like the colors and the action of the skirts, but they are not very good in heavy brush, and the rattles are not secured very well.  While I was "tuning" the jigs a few of the rattles fell off.  They should not be labeled under the "flipping" jig section, I feel a flipping jig should be able to come through brush much better, probably more of a casting jig (the weed guard is a little soft for a flipping jig, even when I trimmed it down a bit) .  With all that being said, when I'm not loosing boo jigs in heavy cover I'm catching fish with them.  I caught 15 the last tournament I fished, even caught a peacock bass on the green pumpkin color.  I fish in Hawaii, and the club I fish in has a 3 fish limit, ended up with 3 bass for 8lbs6oz, all on boo jigs. Not a bad day considering most of the larger fish here are peacock bass.

From: Frank: Makakilo, HI

Comments: i purchased the green pumpkin and had a sweet beaver trailer on my first cast i caught one and it was a horrible day so far so good.

From: Chaz: Texas, USA

Comments: I bought one of these jigs and it has been my go to bait in the summer when the bass are deep.  I have caught countless bass off the jig including many over four pounds.  I really like the skirt colors especially watermelon pumpkin.  I definitely recommend this product.

From: Peter: Connecticut, USA

Comments: I have been fishing the 1/4 and 3/8 oz.  green pumpkin jig on lake Oconee in Eatonton, GA for the past few years.  Green Pumpkin works the best.  I caught 9 bass flipping docks one day during the first week of June, 2010 that had a total weight of 37.13 lbs. These jigs work great tipped with a Paca Craw chunk in either Green Pumpkin or Summer Craw.  

From: Josh: Eatonton, GA

Comments:I purchased 8 Boo Jigs recently and was rather disappointed. The skirts were continually popping down on the jig. It would be nice if they were attached much tighter or more permanent. I love the skirt colors and may have been a regular purchaser but, at this point I would not purchase them again. I'm not sure if I just got a bad batch of jigs with loose skirt bands but was seriously unhappy. My order came from the Tackle Warehouse.

From:Allen: Indianapolis, IN

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