Looking for a better Jig?

Look no further than the jigs made by All Terrain Tackle. These jigs have had help in design from top touring pros such as Jim Moynagh (the football jig king himself) and Scott Martin to name a few. All Terrain has a great selection of jigs for any of your bass fishing situations that come about.

The Rattling A.T. jig, perfect for flipping and pitching wood, docks, reeds, and cattails. I have personally won 7 local and club tournaments in the past 2 years on this particular jig!

Jim Moynagh's Football Jig, designed and tested by Jim Moynagh himself on the FLW tour. This jig is a good bet when fishing deeper off shore structure. The "Terrain Tread" on the bottom of the jig helps to actually grip the bottom to help you feel whats down there. The football jig is becoming a hot commodity on the pro tours these days, and this one is quietly being used by a lot of pro anglers.

The A.T. Finesse jig. Perfect for those tough fighting smallies and also for when you need a little bit more of a finesse presentation on lakes that get a lot of pressure. I used this jig to win a club tournament on the St.Croix River last fall while fishing for smallmouth. Team it with a double tail grub and your good to go!

The A.T. Swim Jig. Designed with a lighter weed gaurd and lighter wire hook makes this the perfect swim jig that allows more solid hookups. A great bait of choice for spring bass that are on the move in shallow water.

Scott Martin's Grassmaster Weed Jig. The name says it all, this jig is meant to be flipped and pitched into the nastiest vegitation in the lake. The pointed, bullet shaped head makes for easy penetration into the thickest mats. This jig was tested by Scott Martin in the weed infested waters of Florida so you know that its going to perform in the right way while fishing for those big bass that are just buried in the weeds.

As you can see, All Terrain Tackle has every jig niche covered with their wide array of jig types for every jig fishing situation. However, this isn't even all that they offer. Be sure to check out their website (allterraintackle.com) to look at their "mighy jigs" for jigworm type applications, their tube jig heads, 4" flippin tubes, and their A.T. 5" Terrain Sticks for a senko type soft plastic stick bait. Their jigs and soft plastics are top notch and I will not go out on the lake whether it be fishing in a tournament or just for fun without at least one of these models tied on. Start the season off right by adding a couple of these products to your tackle collection.

Berkely's New Baits

Has anyone seen the new lures that Berkely has just come out with? They have recently released some new baits that they hope will help out their pro-staff anglers in the upcoming Bassmasters Classic on Lake Hartwell later this month. There is some pretty interesting stuff such as jigs, sinking worms, and the ever popular swimbait. I really liked the look of their swimbait (named the Hollow Body), which looks much like the basstrix paddletail that everyone is trying to get their hands on. As the name states the body is hollow which helps tremendously in more hook-ups and more fish in the boat. I went ahead and pre-ordered a couple packs of these baits in hopes that they will arrive in time for the season. I have a tournament in Indiana in which we may be looking at prespawn conditions. If those fish are up on the flats chasing a reaction type bait, this just might do the trick.

Heres a picture of the Hollow Body: