Jig head for 2.8 Keitech?

[Quillback]

What brand/size do you use for the 2.8 Keitech?  I am not getting many bites on the 3.8, and the heads I have for those are too big. 

[m&m]

QB, I just ordered some 2.8 fat and already have the 2.8 skinny ones. I was using an under spin but I put a couple of the skinny ones on Dave's heads. I'm anxious to see them work. 

Mike

[Macsimus]

Power Finesse Shroomz might be an option?

[Champ188]

Dave's heads work awesome. Used them this time last year for early-season chasers. Works best for me on a spinning rod with 6-pound BPS Excel mono.

[Longball22]

+1 on Dave's heads, 1/8oz. if they're shallow or 3/16oz. if you're trying to get a bit deeper.  Cut the round nose off of the Keitech so it sits flush against the mushroom head.

The only drawback I can see to this is that on occasion they take it pretty deep with that smaller hook, but not often enough to deter me.

 

[Bill Babler]

Keitech sells a 3/16th. Round ball tungsten head that is designed to go with their baits.  It has a black nickel Diiachi hook.  It is the standard to compare any other with if you want to pony up and use them.  The head is about the size of a normal 1/8th. and is painted GP, that hook is just about as sticky as they get and then some.  I believe it has a 3/0 size on the hook.  What ever the frig it is, it is deadly on any of their  baits up to 4.2

If I hang one up I make every possible effort short of doning scuba gear to retrieve it.

 

[IL Fisherman]

I'll second Bill's Kietch heads.  Stuck one of those hooks in the end of a finger.  Darn sharp glad the barb did not go in. 

[Quillback]

Thanks for the replies!

[top_dollar]

That ned rig head is hard to beat for the 2.8" fat.  Personally i go with a 1/16th, 3/32, or 1/8 ball jead jig.   No collar, with a light wire #1 or #2 hook.  Thats the perfect jig for the 2.8 fats and 3 skinnies.  Need some super glue.  The little hook saves the bait from getting torn up as much,  and im a believer that smaller hooks give your plastics better action.  No collar on the jig also saves it from getting ripped up.