Keitech jig heads

[Quillback]

3 hours ago, merc1997 said:

and when you put more length in the shank, it also diminishes the swimming action of your swimmer.

bo

Yep, that's why I use the 1/0 on the smaller swimmers.

[Old plug]

I respect you BO as a fisherman. But i do not use your jigs  Between me and my neighbor we must have close to 12-14 jig molds. So were pretty independent. It also allows me to experiment with weight versus hook sizes etc  I enjoy that a lot. I just do not enjoy cleaning plumbers lead from my daughters in laws family business. She has a pile of lead pipe going all the way back to the1800s. That experience of cleaning that stuff can about  make you want to maybe buy jigs. Especially when they used some brass in the making of the pipes

[Ham]

I’m interested I. The Jewel 2.0 Gem Heads. I have t run across any yet

[Quillback]

1 hour ago, Ham said:

I’m interested I. The Jewel 2.0 Gem Heads. I have t run across any yet

They look interesting as they have a weedguard .  Only available in 1/8 oz however.  

https://jewelbait.com/shop/details/gem-series/gem-shad-20-3-pack

 

[aarchdale@coresleep.com]

These are awesome for small swim baits, short shank and very sharp.   https://www.tacklewarehouse.com/VMC_Boxer_Jig_Head/descpage-VBJ.html

[motoman]

I’ll have to add a revision to my previous comment.

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last year we switched to these War Eagle Grubbers and they were MUCH better at avoiding snags. I think the angled head made a big difference. Great results for the price.

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https://www.tacklewarehouse.com/War_Eagle_Grubber_Weedless_Swimbait_Head_3pk/descpage-WEGRB.html

[Ham]

Yeah, they need the 2.0 in 1/4 oz