Jig heads

Jig heads

— a type of tackle used mainly in the so-called spinning jig fishing — when the bait moves in the bottom layers, simulating the movement of potential prey for predatory fish. In this way, they catch, in particular, pike, pike perch, catfish. And the jig head itself is a part that combines both a sinker and a hook. In other words, it can be described as a hook, on the forearm of which a sinker is installed.

Jig heads differ primarily in shape and weight. A ball is considered a classic shape — this option is practical and versatile, it makes sense to start acquaintance with jig fishing from it; later, having gained experience, you can pay attention to other forms of jig heads. In turn, the optimal weight depends on the gear used and the intended features of fishing, detailed recommendations on this matter can be found in special sources.