Jigs
The Googan Squad Jigs collection features a range of high-performance jig fishing lures designed to help anglers target fish in a variety of conditions and cover types. Jigs are one of the most versatile fishing lures available, combining a weighted head, hook, skirt, and often a soft plastic trailer to create lifelike movement that can trigger strikes from predatory fish. Their ability to mimic crawfish, baitfish, and other prey species makes them a staple in many anglers’ tackle boxes.
Googan Squad jigs are built with durable components and proven designs that perform well in real fishing situations. Each jig is equipped with ultra-sharp hooks, durable skirts, and weed guards that allow anglers to fish confidently around heavy cover such as brush, grass, rocks, and docks without excessive snagging. These features help anglers maintain strong hook-up ratios while still presenting the bait naturally in areas where fish commonly hide. This collection includes a variety of jig styles designed for different fishing techniques, including flipping jigs, football jigs, swim jigs, finesse jigs, and bladed vibrating jigs. Each style is built for a specific purpose. Flipping jigs are commonly used for targeting fish in heavy cover, football jigs excel when dragged across rocky bottoms, and swim jigs are designed to move through grass and open water with a natural swimming motion.
Popular Googan Squad jigs include options like the Thicc Flippin’ Jig, Juicee Casting Jig, Grass Hero Swim Jig, and Clickbait Bladed Jig, each engineered to produce different actions in the water. The Juicee Jig, for example, features an arkie-style head that allows anglers to skip under docks, flip around wood, or cast along grass lines while reducing snags. Meanwhile, vibrating jigs like the Clickbait use a metal blade to create flash and vibration that can attract fish from farther distances and trigger aggressive reaction strikes.
One of the biggest advantages of jig fishing is versatility. Jigs can be fished using a wide range of techniques, including flipping, pitching, casting, dragging along the bottom, or swimming through vegetation. Anglers often pair jigs with soft plastic trailer baits to add bulk and movement, creating more realistic presentations that imitate natural prey. Because jigs can be fished effectively in shallow water, deep structure, heavy cover, and open water environments, they are widely considered one of the most dependable fishing lures for anglers of all skill levels. The combination of realistic presentation, strong hooks, and weedless design allows anglers to target fish in areas where other lures may struggle.
Perfect for anglers of all skill levels, Googan Squad jigs are trusted by both weekend warriors and tournament pros. Combine them with Googan Squad trailers or terminal tackle for a setup that dominates the water. Find your go-to bass fishing jig today and start landing the lunkers you’ve been chasing!
Jigs FAQs
Tips on rigging, fishing and choosing the right jigs from the Googan Squad.
How do you fish a jig for bass?
Pitch or flip the jig to cover, let it fall to the bottom, then hop or drag it a short distance and let it settle again. Most bites come on the fall or right after it lands. Swim jigs like the Grass Hero Jig are reeled through grass instead.
What kind of jig should I use?
Flipping/pitching jigs (Thicc Jig, Juicee Jig, Lil Juicee Jig) for wood, docks and grass. Swim jigs (Grass Hero Jig) for grass edges and shallow cover. Football jigs (Gridiron Jig) for dragging rocky bottoms, points and ledges. Small hair jigs like the Fuzzy Wuzzy (1/16–1/4 oz) for crappie and finicky fish.
What size jig should I use for bass?
1/4–3/8 oz in shallow water and light cover, 1/2–3/4 oz for deeper water and heavier cover, and 1 oz for punching thick grass or fishing deep. The Thicc Jig comes in 1/4–1 oz.
What's the best trailer for a jig?
A craw (Krackin' Craw) or chunk (Rattlin' Chunk) for flipping and dragging; a swimming trailer (Happy Trailer) for swim jigs. See more in Trailers.
What color jig should I use?
Green pumpkin and brown patterns for clear water and crawfish; black and blue for stained or muddy water and low light; white or shad patterns for swim jigs around baitfish.
How do you fish a football jig?
Drag a football jig like the Gridiron Jig slowly along rocky bottoms, points and ledges, hopping it over rocks. Its football-shaped head rocks over cracks and crevices instead of snagging.
How do you fish a swim jig?
Cast a swim jig like the Grass Hero Jig past grass edges or shallow cover and reel steadily, twitching now and then to trigger strikes. Pair it with a swimming trailer like the Happy Trailer.
What rod and line should I use for jigs?
A 7'–7'4" heavy casting rod with 15–20 lb fluorocarbon, or 50–65 lb braid when fishing thick grass.



















































































































