Fishing Jigs Vertical Saltwater Jigs 6.35oz-7.05oz Metal Jigging Spoon Slow Jigging Pitching Fishing Lures with Assist Hooks for Tuna,Bass,Dogtooth,Grouper

These are very nice and the price is fair. Haven't had the chance to use yet. But I am looking forward to it.

The first thing I will say about this jig is that it is BIG. It is close to 8" long, and has a very nice weight and heft to it; it feels extremely durable and appears to be very well-made. The colors and finish of the design are fairly realistic and are intended to attract and refract light at lower depths, so make sure you are ordering this with its intended use in mind. The hook is made of carbons steel, making it extremely sharp and long-lasting, and is attached to the line (not the lure). The jig is sleek and aerodynamic, making it suitable for longer casts if needed. This is a quality product at a very fair price, and honestly, would make a great gift to display on the wall of a cabin or office, or for any fishing enthusiast regardless.

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Tuna Time! When I saw this jig I could tell it was exactly what I was looking for to trick those pesky tuna to bite. As with most lures, I do not trust the terminal tackle that is supplied by the manufacturer, but these hooks seem a little beefier than the ones I have seen installed on some of the other no name jigs I have purchased previously. Certainly this jig and the terminal tackle will work just fine for NE fish like cod, striper and black sea bass, so unless you are going after the big blue and yellowfins, I would just keep those hooks on. Can't wait to try this one out, looks like a winner for sure.

It's basically a standard jig with hooks connected by line, rather than directly to the lure. This allows for better control of the rig when you have a fish on. The lure is heavy and long; the thin shape allows for some very long casts if you are surf fishing.The colors are irridescent and show well in dark water - these will attract fish in deep water. I find tying them to the line by the eyes will attract more fish and the hooks will grab more fish, as they often strike at the head.

The lure seems to be of good quality though I haven't used it yet. Read the whole ad, it says "Fishing Jigs 3pcs Vertical Saltwater Jigs 6.35oz-7.05oz" in the header. I didn't read the whole listing until after purchasing. It does show "Number of Pieces 1" later, so if you're wondering which it is 1 or 3 pcs......

I have seen lures with hooks in the rear, as well as lures with hooks in the mid-front as well as the rear. I have never seen a lure with the hook in the front, until now. Since it is not a treble hook, there is nothing keeping the sharp point facing forward as you real this in. The hook has an arbitrary wiggle to it. If you are hunting humongous fish, this might be worth a try; however, the early returns are not promising. You never know, of course, but it just feels a bit oddly constructed.

My husband and son love fishing. While my older son and I love reading. We read while they challenge each other to fish-offs. We already know that no matter where we go for vacation, if water is involved, we’ll at least have to spend a few hours on the beach or a pier. So I knew when I ordered this jig/lure, it would bring a smile to his face (and my son), and it did!We recently went to Destin, Florida (just my husband and I) and he had an opportunity to try it out. When he opened the package he immediately commented on the size. It is very long - about 10 inches. The color is silver with iridescent accents (pink, blue, green and yellow). It has some heft (on the heavy side), which indicates it would be great in very deep water to catch large fish (i.e., Grouper, Bass and Tuna). And while he looked great, and was prepared, he didn’t catch anything - I blame the weather (cool and windy), hunger and impatience, definitely not my little fisherman! - we left empty handed! But everyone who enjoys fishing knows that it isn’t always about catching stuff, but enjoying the great outdoors. Regardless, he intends to add this niffy little lure to his tackle box and can’t wait to try it again. **Note: The photos were taken during his “surf fishing.” He did comment that this lure would have been more effective in deeper water like from a pier or from a boat. He gives it 4 stars.