THE BASS COLLEGE

I would like to know what chatterbait trailers are your favorites. I have began to test different trailers on my chatterbaits. The original trailers they come with work but I think I improved them for certain situations of course. And im sure other people have been doing the same. I have modified some Yum wooly bullys and sweetbeaver trailers to add more action to the baits, I have also put the tail end of flukes and swimbaits on them to give them some extra thump and realism. I would like to know what everyone else has been doing to there chatterbaits.

Hi This is already in a special section just for chatterbaits. 

Alright

Skinny dippers, hollow body swimbaits when they are on sale, zoom fat albert grubs, paca craws, split tails and gotcha 4'' grubs.

It is moved now into the Chatterbait section here. lots of info but you will get the hang of it. Look around here in the Chatterbait section then watch these 2 videos and you will be flying!! LOL 

WATCH BOTH VIDEOS PLEASE IT ONLY TAKES A MINUTE!

Thanks, I was not paying attention when I looked through the sections lol. Didnt see the chatterbait forum

I know, there is so much sometimes I don't see it!! LOL 

LOL

I like a fluke style trailer or a LFT live magic shad

I have been using a split tail or fluke. This year i am going to try a Berkley Havoc Grass Pig for a change.

Tom Inmon at January 4, 2012 at 6:13 PM

I like a fluke style trailer or a LFT live magic shad

 

Agreed.

My first choice is the fluke style baits. I also use skinny dippers and hollow bellies at times. 

I always use a Zoom Fluke. I also use a Treble hook on the fluke.

rick do you have a problem keeping them hooked with out the stinger?

I really like skinny dippers or other small swimbaits

RANGER 374 at January 4, 2012 at 6:17 PM

I have been using a split tail or fluke. This year i am going to try a Berkley Havoc Grass Pig for a change.

I have some of the Berkley Havoc Grass pigs on the way from TW for the same purpose they should work well.

netbait paca craws

I use them some times.

Zoom speed craws, skinny dippers, and large paca chunks. I always try flukes as a chatterbait trailer but i've never had any success with them.

I see alot of you use skinny dippers or grass pigs as trailers. Do you cut it down or use the whole bait on the back. I hate cutting a bait and realizing I cut to much, so if you cut them how much?