Saw YouTube videos promoting these so, I figured I'd use these Baby Goats on my smaller jigs when times got tough. I really haven't had the success I wanted even though they look great on my jig! One thing I found with these is, they WILL SLIDE DOWN ON A JIG WITH A LEAD KEEPER like the Strike King Bitsy bug/flip jigs. You'll find yourself pushing the Baby Goat back up constantly. I didn't want to glue the trailer in place so, I searched for a jig with a wire keeper. I found the Dirty Jigs Compact Swim Jig and rigged the baby Goat on it's wire keeper and, it hasn't moved yet! Now to just get bit a little more.

I use these to sight fish reds on a ned rig. it works great with a subtle presentation.

I originally ordered these as a finesse jig trailer, which it does quite well at. However, during the hot summer months, I began using it on a ned rig and it works tremendously. It now has become my number one ned rig bait.

I became a Z-man fanatic a couple years ago... Elaztech is the only soft plastic I use for Smallmouth. This is my first venture with the Goatz but it's already proving to be awesome! Use it as a chatterbait trailer, a weightless topwater plastic and a underwater retrieve plastic... Even fishing the bottom like a NED rig. Oh, did I mention that they last all day?

I ordered a bunch of items from Discount Tackle including Z-Man plastics and on a whim I decided to try a new bait. I ordered one pack of Z-Man Baby Goat lures in Watermelon Red. It has become my new favorite smallmouth bait. I first fished it an Illinois river and caught 8 smallmouth using the Baby Goat with a Owner Ultrahead Bullet jig.

I then used the exact same Baby Goat and Bullet jig on the upper Wisconsin and caught 6 more smallies on the rig before I lost it to a snag. The tough Baby Goat was still in great shape before I lost it. I fished with the same setup for two days and caught a bunch of smallmouth bass up to 18 inches on that setup. It was working so well that I just kept using that setup on my Shaky Head rod the whole time. It is amazing how durable the Baby Goats are. I have ordered a bunch more in the Baby Goat and larger Goat sizes.

Saw YouTube videos promoting these so, I figured I'd use these Baby Goats on my smaller jigs when times got tough. I really haven't had the success I wanted even though they look great on my jig! One thing I found with these is, they WILL SLIDE DOWN ON A JIG WITH A LEAD KEEPER like the Strike King Bitsy bug/flip jigs. You'll find yourself pushing the Baby Goat back up constantly. I didn't want to glue the trailer in place so, I searched for a jig with a wire keeper. I found the Dirty Jigs Compact Swim Jig and rigged the baby Goat on it's wire keeper and, it hasn't moved yet! Now to just get bit a little more.

I use these to sight fish reds on a ned rig. it works great with a subtle presentation.

I originally ordered these as a finesse jig trailer, which it does quite well at. However, during the hot summer months, I began using it on a ned rig and it works tremendously. It now has become my number one ned rig bait.

I became a Z-man fanatic a couple years ago... Elaztech is the only soft plastic I use for Smallmouth. This is my first venture with the Goatz but it's already proving to be awesome! Use it as a chatterbait trailer, a weightless topwater plastic and a underwater retrieve plastic... Even fishing the bottom like a NED rig. Oh, did I mention that they last all day?

I ordered a bunch of items from Discount Tackle including Z-Man plastics and on a whim I decided to try a new bait. I ordered one pack of Z-Man Baby Goat lures in Watermelon Red. It has become my new favorite smallmouth bait. I first fished it an Illinois river and caught 8 smallmouth using the Baby Goat with a Owner Ultrahead Bullet jig.

I then used the exact same Baby Goat and Bullet jig on the upper Wisconsin and caught 6 more smallies on the rig before I lost it to a snag. The tough Baby Goat was still in great shape before I lost it. I fished with the same setup for two days and caught a bunch of smallmouth bass up to 18 inches on that setup. It was working so well that I just kept using that setup on my Shaky Head rod the whole time. It is amazing how durable the Baby Goats are. I have ordered a bunch more in the Baby Goat and larger Goat sizes.