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Submission Fishing Jigs Mercenary is effective in many conditions.  Whether you're casting out on a boat for pelagic, vertical fishing for bass off the docks, or casting from shore, the Slow Death Mercenary jig can be very productive. This jig's unique shape produces a fluttering, twirling action on the fall and an erratic swimming action on the retrieve. It can be fished vertically or cast and retrieved. It’s the ultimate dying baitfish imitator, and greedy fish won’t be able to resist.

Submission Jigs Mercenary comes in 20g, 40g, and 60g.

All jigs feature BKK assist hooks with UV tassels and heavy duty split rings.

Jig was renamed to Mercenary in March of 2024.

The Lead Masters Mini Tube Jig 1/32 oz is a hand-poured tube jig designed for finesse presentations targeting trout, crappie, bluegill, bass, perch, and panfish on light tackle. At 1/32 oz, it falls faster and casts farther than the 1/64 oz version, making it more versatile across a wider range of conditions while still maintaining the slow, natural tube action that triggers strikes from finicky fish. The hollow tube body produces a natural, tentacle-like flutter on the fall and retrieve. Because these jigs are hand-poured, colors may vary slightly between batches — a characteristic of hand-poured lures that often results in unique, one-of-a-kind color variations. Available in 35 colors. 3 per pack.

Key Features

• 1/32 oz — Versatile Light Weight — Heavier than the 1/64 oz version for better casting distance and a faster fall rate that covers more water column; still light enough for ultra-light and light spinning gear on 2–6 lb line; the 1/32 oz is the most versatile weight in the mini tube jig range — light enough for finesse presentations and heavy enough to cast without a bobber in most conditions.
• Hand-Poured — Unique Color Variations — All Lead Masters Mini Tube Jigs are hand-poured; colors may vary slightly between batches, which is a natural characteristic of hand-poured lures; hand-poured jigs often have unique color blends and translucency variations that differ from machine-produced jigs.
• Hollow Tube Body — Natural Flutter Action — The hollow tube body collapses and flares on the fall and retrieve, producing a natural, tentacle-like action that mimics small invertebrates, aquatic insects, and small baitfish; most effective on a slow, steady retrieve without twitching — let the tube’s natural action do the work.
• Water-Filled Bobber Compatible — Can be used with a water-filled casting bobber to achieve greater casting distance on ultra-light gear; the bobber’s weight provides the casting mass while the jig trails behind at the desired depth.
• 35 Colors — Solid, Bi-Color, Sparkle & Specialty — The largest color selection in the Lead Masters mini tube jig lineup, covering every water clarity, light condition, and target species preference.
• 3 Per Pack — Three jigs per pack; provides multiple jigs for rigging multiple rods or replacing lost jigs when fishing around structure.

Retrieval Tip

A slow, steady retrieve without twitching produces the best results with the Mini Tube Jig. The tube’s natural action is most effective when the bait is allowed to move on its own — twitching can disrupt the tube flutter and reduce strikes. Cast, let the jig sink to the desired depth, and retrieve slowly and steadily.

Color Selection Guide

• Clear Water — Natural & Translucent — Pearl, Smoke/Clear, Smoke/Sparkle, Bi-Smoke/Clear Sparkle, Bi-Smoke/Pearl, Pink/Clear, Clear/Gold Sparkle for clear water where a natural, translucent profile is preferred; smoke and clear finishes allow light to pass through the tube body for a lifelike appearance that triggers strikes from pressured fish.
• High Visibility — Stained Water & Low Light — Yellow, Yellow/White, Yellow/Chartreuse, Yellow/Green Sparkle, Yellow/Red Sparkle, Chartreuse/Silver Flake, Black/Chartreuse, Bi-Smoke/Chartreuse, Bi-Orange/Chartreuse, Black Red/Chartreuse Sparkle for stained water and low-light conditions where high-visibility colors are needed; chartreuse and yellow tones remain visible in off-color water.
• Attractor & High Contrast — Firecracker, Red/White, Pink/White, Pink/White Chartreuse, Bi-Red/Pearl, Bi-Smoke/Fire, Tequila Sunrise, Orange/Watermelon Scale for high-contrast attractor presentations that trigger reaction strikes; red, pink, and orange tones are effective for trout and crappie across a wide range of conditions.
• Natural Imitation — Grasshopper, Brown/Blue Sparkle, Bi-Green/Pumpkin, Bi-Green/Pearl, Green/White, Green/Yellow for natural baitfish and invertebrate imitations; grasshopper and pumpkin tones for trout in streams where terrestrial insects are present, green and brown tones for panfish around vegetation.
• Dark Water & Low Light Silhouette — Black, Black/Clear Sparkle, Smoke/Multi, Bi-Yellow/Pearl for dark water and low-light conditions where a visible silhouette is needed; black provides maximum contrast against the sky in low-light conditions.

Best For

• Trout Fishing — The 1/32 oz weight and tube action are highly effective for trout in streams, rivers, and stocked ponds; use on 2–4 lb monofilament or fluorocarbon with an ultralight spinning rod; Pearl, Firecracker, Red/White, and Chartreuse/Silver Flake for stocked trout, smoke and clear finishes for wild trout in clear water; Grasshopper for stream trout when terrestrial insects are present.
• Crappie & Panfish — Effective for crappie, bluegill, perch, and panfish around docks, brush piles, and submerged structure; the 1/32 oz weight casts farther than the 1/64 oz without a bobber, making it more practical for open water panfish presentations; bi-color finishes (Bi-Yellow/Pearl, Bi-Red/Pearl) are proven crappie colors.
• Bass on Light Tackle — Effective for bass on light spinning gear in clear water and pressured conditions where larger presentations are ignored; the tube action and small profile trigger strikes from finicky bass that won’t commit to larger jigs.
• Ice Fishing — The 1/32 oz weight and tube flutter are effective for ice fishing targeting crappie, bluegill, and perch through the ice; the slightly heavier weight compared to the 1/64 oz provides better jigging response in cold water conditions.

Clear Choice Ghost Poppers have become a staple in the saltwater topwater scene — and for good reason. The clear plastic body makes fish less wary while the aggressive cup design throws a massive surface disturbance that pulls tuna and other pelagics up from depth. Built with line-through technology and heavy-duty split rings as standard, these poppers are built to handle the biggest fish in the ocean.

Available in three sizes to match conditions and target species — from yellowfin to 200lb+ bluefin.

Key Features

• Clear body design — reduces fish wariness while maintaining a realistic silhouette
• Unique cup design — throws long distances and creates a surface disturbance that draws fish up
• Line-through technology — all three sizes; crimp directly onto the front eyelet with 100lb+ line
• Round stainless one-piece wire through — eliminates the rust-prone square stamped steel wire found on imitations
• Origin hooks standard — 4x or 5x depending on size
• Heavy-duty split rings — standard on all sizes

Size Guide

The Lead Masters Mini Tube Jig is a 1/64 oz ultra-light tube jig designed for finesse presentations targeting trout, crappie, bluegill, and bass on light tackle. The hollow tube body produces a natural, tentacle-like action on the fall and retrieve that triggers strikes from panfish and trout in clear water and pressured conditions where larger jigs are ignored. Available in 23 colors including solid, bi-color, and sparkle finishes to match a wide range of water clarity and light conditions. 3 per pack.

Key Features

• 1/64 oz — Ultra-Light Finesse Weight — The 1/64 oz weight is purpose-built for ultra-light finesse fishing on 2–6 lb line with light spinning or ultralight spinning gear; the extremely light weight produces a slow, natural fall rate that gives trout and panfish time to inspect and commit to the bait; most effective in clear water and cold water conditions where a slow, subtle presentation outperforms heavier jigs.
• Hollow Tube Body — Natural Tentacle Action — The hollow tube body collapses and flares on the fall and retrieve, producing a natural, tentacle-like action that mimics small invertebrates, aquatic insects, and small baitfish; the tube action is most pronounced on a slow, steady retrieve or a lift-and-drop presentation that allows the tube to flutter on the fall.
• 23 Colors — Solid, Bi-Color & Sparkle — The full color range covers every water clarity and light condition: solid colors (Pearl White, Yellow, Pink Clear, Firecracker, Black, Chartreuse, Smoke/Clear, Green/Yellow, Brown/Blue, Smoke Sparkle, Yellow/Green Sparkle) for standard presentations, bi-color bodies (Bi-Smoke/Clear Sparkle, Bi-Smoke/Pearl, Bi-Smoke/Firecracker, Bi-Red/Pearl, Bi-Green/Pearl, Bi-Smoke/Chartreuse, Bi-Orange/Chartreuse, Bi-Yellow/Pearl) for two-tone contrast, and combination colors (Red/White, Yellow/White, Pink/White, Black/Chartreuse) for high-contrast attractor presentations.
• 3 Per Pack — Three jigs per pack; provides multiple jigs for rigging multiple rods or replacing lost jigs when fishing around structure and cover where snags are common on ultra-light line.

Color Selection Guide

• Clear Water — Natural & Subtle — Pearl White, Smoke/Clear, Bi-Smoke/Pearl, Bi-Smoke/Clear Sparkle, Pink Clear for clear water where a natural, translucent profile is preferred; smoke and clear finishes allow light to pass through the tube body for a lifelike appearance that triggers strikes from pressured fish.
• Stained Water — High Visibility — Chartreuse, Yellow, Yellow/White, Black/Chartreuse, Bi-Smoke/Chartreuse, Bi-Orange/Chartreuse, Yellow/Green Sparkle for stained water where high-visibility colors are needed to compensate for reduced water clarity; chartreuse and yellow tones remain visible in off-color water where natural colors lose effectiveness.
• Attractor & High Contrast — Firecracker, Red/White, Pink/White, Bi-Red/Pearl, Bi-Smoke/Firecracker for high-contrast attractor presentations that trigger reaction strikes; red and pink tones are effective for trout and crappie in a wide range of water clarity conditions.
• Dark Water & Low Light — Black, Brown/Blue, Bi-Green/Pearl, Smoke Sparkle for dark water and low-light conditions where darker colors provide a visible silhouette against the sky; black is a proven panfish and trout color in low-light conditions where darker profiles are more visible than light colors.

Best For

• Trout Fishing — The 1/64 oz weight and tube action are highly effective for trout in streams, rivers, and stocked ponds; use on 2–4 lb monofilament or fluorocarbon with an ultralight spinning rod; Pearl White, Chartreuse, Firecracker, and Red/White for stocked trout, smoke and clear finishes for wild trout in clear water.
• Crappie & Panfish — Effective for crappie, bluegill, and panfish around docks, brush piles, and submerged structure; the slow fall rate of the 1/64 oz weight keeps the jig in the strike zone longer than heavier jigs; bi-color finishes (Bi-Yellow/Pearl, Bi-Red/Pearl) are proven crappie colors.
• Clear Water & Pressured Fish — The ultra-light weight and natural tube action are most effective in clear water and pressured conditions where fish have seen heavier jig presentations; the slow fall and subtle action trigger strikes from finicky fish that ignore standard jig weights.
• Ice Fishing — The 1/64 oz weight and tube action are effective for ice fishing targeting crappie, bluegill, and perch through the ice; the slow fall rate and tube flutter are highly effective in the cold, clear water conditions typical of ice fishing where a subtle presentation is critical.

The Halco Max 190 Lure offers superior performance with its slim minnow design, enabling jigging, casting, or trolling up to 20 knots with minimal drag. Its slim tail section ensures greater hook visibility and efficiency on the strike. This lure is a top-of-the-line solution for any angler.

Born in Australia, Halco's designers know how to make a lure that get's bit and also holds up to the toughest fish.  The construction, hooks, split rings and hardware are very strong and have caught tuna in the hundreds of pounds.  The many colors allow you to pick one that best fits your fishing conditions.  

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The Halco Max 190 Lure is designed for heavy high speed spinning and trolling, It is ideal for large salt water predators such as tuna, mackerel and wahoo. With extra heavy side walls for maximum strength and the slender profile allows trolling speeds in excess of 20 knots, features Mustad Inline 7/0 singles for the ultimate hook holding ability.

Max is also a great lure to troll while traveling from spot to spot due to its high speed characteristics.

The Nomad Madmacs High Speed Trolling Lure is a sinking super high speed trolling minnow capable of being trolled at speeds of up to 20kn for the 6" - 8" Model and up to 15kn for the 10" Model. Visit the Nomad Design Youtube channel for details on rigging to achieve maximum speed. The Madmacs can also be trolled as slow as 5kn and has an amazing vibrating action even at very low speeds due to the Autotune system. 

It features the pat. Pending Autotune system which allows it to always troll straight and to run perfectly and with an amazing action at a huge range of speeds.  The ability to troll at all speeds makes this a must have lure in every spread. They will run at a depth of around 8-15ft when trolled at slower speeds and around 3-4ft depth when trolled super fast.

Featuring a machine-stamped stainless steel plate & full body foam core construction, it is one of the toughest lures available, and is up to any challenge. Fitted with super strong BKK hooks and Heavy Duty split rings the Nomad Madmacs is ready for battle.

The Madmacs High Speed Trolling Lure from Nomad Tackle is the result of decades of data collection and world-class design, based on the charter experience of the Nomad Sportfishing charter business. Every lure is crafted with a specific purpose in mind, and each lure is balanced and tested to ensure maximum efficacy. It works perfectly with the chosen hooks.

When bass follow a bait without committing, a quieter presentation can be the better move. Roboworm 6" Straight Tail Worms pair a slender, soft-plastic profile with subtle movement for working a drop shot, shaking a jig head or slowly dragging a light Texas rig. The 6-inch size gives fish a longer target without the bulk of a thick-bodied worm.

Roboworm's computer-guided pouring process produces detailed, hand-poured-style color combinations. Its exclusive Salt Release System releases salt when a fish bites, designed to encourage fish to hold the bait longer. Made in the USA and packed 10 per bag, these worms are an easy staple for a finesse-bass box.

A Subtle Answer to Pressured Bass

Choose the straight tail when you want controlled movement rather than the continuous swimming action of a curled or paddled tail. Small rod movements let you work a specific rock, dock edge or depth zone without rushing past fish. It is a useful approach in clear water, around heavily fished structure and during busy, high-boat-traffic days.

The trade-off is a less aggressive presentation: this is a bait for slowing down and placing casts carefully, not the first choice for quickly covering water or creating a strong vibration signal in heavily stained conditions.

Where the 6-Inch Worm Fits

Best for: largemouth and smallmouth bass; drop-shot fishing along points and breaks; shaky-head presentations around rock; and light Texas, split-shot or Carolina rigs for working bottom contours. Fish it when bass are reluctant to chase, or whenever a slim worm profile suits the forage and fishing pressure.

For a smaller presentation, consider the Roboworm 4 1/2" Straight Tail Worms. When you want a longer profile, step up to the Roboworm 7" Straight Tail Worms.

Details That Make the Difference

• Soft, slender body: responds to restrained rod movements for a finesse presentation.
• Straight-tail profile: lets you control the amount of action with your retrieve.
• Computer-guided pours: create consistent, detailed color patterns.
• Salt Release System: releases salt on the bite and is designed to encourage a longer hold.
• Versatile rigging: suitable for drop shot, shaky head, Texas, Carolina, dart-head and split-shot presentations.
• Made in the USA: 10 worms per pack.

Models & Specs

Choose your preferred color from the selector. The shared specifications above keep color selection simple without repeating the same dimensions for every option.

Make Small Movements Count

Drop shot: nose-hook the worm for open-water presentations, or use an appropriate weedless rig around cover. Adjust the distance between hook and weight to keep the bait at the fish's level. Shake gently, then pause instead of constantly moving the rig.

Shaky head or dart head: rig the worm straight and use short shakes and pauses around rock, edges and bottom transitions. Pick enough weight to maintain contact without overpowering the presentation.

Texas, split-shot or Carolina rig: use a slow drag-and-pause retrieve. Match the hook and line to the cover, and choose a weedless presentation where exposed hooks would snag.

Color Choices for Changing Water

As a starting point, try natural green-pumpkin, shad or translucent tones in clear water. Morning Dawn and purple-toned options offer a different look when fish ignore your first choice. Darker colors can provide a stronger silhouette as light fades. Let water clarity, local forage and actual bites guide the final choice rather than treating any color as a guarantee.

Tackle Express Tips

• Check that the worm hangs straight before every cast. A kinked rig changes how it moves and can make a finesse presentation less convincing.
• Pause longer before adding more action. On a drop shot, keep the weight in place while making small movements with the bait.
• Change one variable at a time: color, leader spacing or retrieve pace. That makes it easier to identify what the fish respond to.

Questions Before Your Next Cast

How many worms come in a pack?
Each pack contains 10 six-inch Straight Tail Worms.

Are these only for drop-shot fishing?
No. Drop shot is a natural fit, but Roboworm also recommends shaky-head, Texas, Carolina, dart-head and split-shot applications.

Should I choose the 4 1/2-inch, 6-inch or 7-inch size?
Start with 6 inches for a slim, longer finesse presentation. Downsize to 4 1/2 inches when you want a smaller target, or choose 7 inches when you want more length without switching away from a straight-tail worm.

What does the Salt Release System do?
It releases salt when a fish bites. Roboworm designed the system to encourage fish to hold the worm longer, giving you more opportunity to detect the bite.

The Yamamoto 5" Senko is the big-bass version of the most legendary soft plastic bait ever made. Same salt-impregnated formula, same irresistible horizontal fall with seductive side-to-side action — in a 5-inch profile that attracts larger fish, produces more bulk in the water, and excels in heavier cover where the 4" can't match the presence needed to pull out quality bass. With 50 proven colors — the most comprehensive color selection in the Senko lineup — there's a 5" Senko for every condition, every forage, and every fishery. 10 per pack.

Main Use & Benefit

A 5-inch salt-impregnated stickbait with the legendary Senko horizontal fall and side-to-side action in a larger profile — designed to attract bigger bass, produce more bulk and presence in the water, and excel in heavier cover and situations where the 4" doesn't have enough profile to pull quality fish.

Problem It Solves

The 4" Senko is the most versatile size, but when you're specifically targeting big bass in heavier cover or when fish are keying on larger forage, you need more profile and more presence in the water. The 5" Senko delivers the same legendary action with a larger body that attracts quality fish and produces more bulk on the fall — the upgrade when you want to target the biggest bass in the area.

Advantages

• ✅ 5" larger profile — attracts bigger bass and produces more bulk and presence than the 4"
• ✅ Same legendary salt-impregnated formula — horizontal fall with seductive side-to-side action
• ✅ Works on any rig — wacky, Texas, Neko, drop shot, Carolina rig
• ✅ 50 proven color options — the most comprehensive color selection in the Senko lineup
• ✅ Proven worldwide — trusted by tournament pros and weekend anglers alike
• ✅ 10 per pack
• ⚠️ Larger profile — for finesse and clear water applications, consider the 4" or 3" Senko

When to Choose It

Reach for the 5" Senko when you're specifically targeting big bass and want a larger profile to attract quality fish, when bass are keying on larger forage, or when you're fishing heavier cover where a bigger bait gets more attention. It's the upgrade from the 4" when you want to target the largest fish in the area and are willing to sacrifice some bites for bigger ones.

Best Fishing Techniques

• Wacky Rig — hook through the center with a #2/0 or #3/0 wacky hook; use an O-ring to extend bait life; the 5" body produces a larger, more pronounced side-to-side wiggle on the fall that attracts big bass from a distance
• Weightless Texas Rig — rig on a 4/0–5/0 EWG hook; the larger body falls horizontally with a pronounced side-to-side action; deadly through sparse cover and open water when targeting quality fish
• Neko Rig — insert a 1/16–1/8 oz nail weight into the nose; hook through the center with a #1/0 wacky hook; the head-down fall and side-to-side action triggers strikes from big bass on hard bottom
• Drop Shot — nose-hook on a #1 or #1/0 hook, 12–24" above the weight; the larger 5" profile produces more action in the strike zone and attracts bigger fish than the 4"
• Carolina Rig — thread onto a 4/0–5/0 hook, 18–24" behind a 3/4–1 oz Carolina weight; drag slowly along the bottom for a large, natural presentation over deep structure

Best Conditions

• Year-round — the 5" Senko produces in any water temperature and clarity
• Heavier cover — docks, laydowns, grass edges where a larger profile gets more attention
• When bass are keying on larger forage (shad, bluegill, crawfish)
• Pre-spawn and spawn when big females are holding on structure
• Any depth — equally effective shallow on wacky rig and deep on drop shot and Carolina rig

Best For

Key Features

• 5" larger profile — attracts bigger bass and produces more bulk than the 4"
• Salt-impregnated formula — horizontal fall with seductive side-to-side action
• Works on any rig — wacky, Texas, Neko, drop shot, Carolina rig
• 50 proven color options — the most comprehensive color selection in the Senko lineup
• 10 per pack

Tackle Express Tips

1. Use an O-ring for wacky rigging — The 5" Senko's soft formula tears quickly on a standard wacky hook. Slide an O-ring onto the center of the bait and hook through the O-ring — you'll get 3–5x more casts per bait. A #2/0 or #3/0 wacky hook is the right size for the 5" body. The larger hook gap is important — don't undersize the hook on the 5".
2. Green Pumpkin Black Flake is the all-time go-to, but explore the laminate colors — Green Pumpkin Black Flake (#297) is your starting point in clear to lightly stained water. The 5" lineup has an exceptional selection of laminate colors — Gooseberry Laminate (#963), Brown Purple Laminate (#921), and Smoke Pearl Blue Laminate (#927) are sleeper colors that produce big bites in clear water when solid colors get ignored. Midnight (#362) is a top pick for night fishing.
3. Upsize to the 5" when you want quality over quantity — The 5" Senko will get fewer bites than the 4" in most situations, but the bites it gets tend to be from larger fish. If you're fishing a tournament and need a big kicker fish, or if you're on a fishery with a lot of small fish and want to filter for quality, switch from the 4" to the 5" and slow your presentation down. Let it fall longer on a slack line before moving it.

FAQ

Q: What's the difference between the 5", 4", and 3" Senko?
A: All three use the same salt-impregnated formula and legendary side-to-side fall action. The 5" is the big-bass option — larger profile, more bulk, attracts quality fish in heavier cover. The 4" is the most versatile all-around size for most situations. The 3" is the finesse option for ultra-clear water, pressured fish, and smallmouth. Start with the 4" and upgrade to the 5" when you want to target the biggest fish in the area.

Q: What hook size works best for wacky rigging the 5" Senko?
A: A #2/0 or #3/0 wacky hook works best for the 5" body. Use an O-ring to extend bait life and keep the hook centered. For weightless Texas rig, a 4/0 or 5/0 EWG hook is the right size. For drop shot, a #1 or #1/0 drop shot hook works well.

Q: Why is so effective?
A: The Senko has caught fish from day one because of the heavy salt which makes it sink without a metal weight.  The subtle action as it falls is second to none and should be in every bass anglers arsenal.

The SPRO Phat Fly Hair Jig 2PK gives float-and-fly fishing a compact, easy-to-control presentation for bass, crappie, panfish, and trout. Fish it beneath a bobber, with a split shot, or fly lined on light 4- or 6-pound line. You can swim it with a steady retrieve or make it rise and fall with the rod tip, so one small jig covers several finesse presentations.

Each package includes two Phat Fly hair jigs. Choose from 1/16 oz and 1/8 oz sizes in five color patterns to match the depth, pace, and profile you want to show the fish.

Why This Little Jig Gets Invited Along

The Phat Fly is built for anglers who want a small lure that can be presented at a controlled depth or worked through the water column. Its compact hair-jig profile is equally at home under a float, ahead of a small split shot, or on a light line with no added weight.

When a Small Profile Needs More Life

A tiny jig can be difficult to keep in the strike zone if it only moves one way. The Phat Fly gives you multiple ways to change the presentation: a straight wind for steady movement, a bobber for depth control, or a lift-and-drop retrieve that sends the jig up 12–24 inches before it falls back through the water.

Built for Finesse Presentations

• Float-and-fly fishing for bass, crappie, panfish, and trout
• Bobber rigs when you want to suspend the jig at a chosen depth
• Split-shot presentations when you want a little extra weight
• Fly-line fishing on light 4- or 6-pound line
• Straight-wind retrieves for steady movement
• Lift-and-drop retrieves with a 12–24 inch rod-tip lift

The Right Pick If...

• You want one small jig that works with a float, split shot, or no added weight.
• You fish light line and need a compact presentation for multiple freshwater species.
• You like changing the lure's depth and cadence instead of committing to one retrieve.
• You want a two-jig pack with bass, bluegill, shad, ghost, and chartreuse-inspired color options.

What It Does Best, and When to Choose Something Else

The Phat Fly shines when finesse, depth control, and a subtle moving target matter more than maximum casting distance or heavy bottom contact. Its 1/16 oz and 1/8 oz sizes are made for light-tackle presentations. If you need a lure for heavy cover, deep fast current, or a power-fishing retrieve, choose a heavier setup instead.

How to Fish It

For a float-and-fly presentation, suspend the jig beneath a bobber and adjust the depth until the bait is traveling where fish are holding. Add a split shot when you need the jig to get down more quickly, or fly line it on 4- or 6-pound line for a clean, natural fall.

Start with a steady retrieve when fish are willing to chase. When they need a slower presentation, raise the rod tip quickly 12–24 inches and let the jig fall back down before repeating the motion. The combination of lift, pause, and fall gives you an easy way to vary the cadence without changing lures.

Best Conditions

Reach for the Phat Fly when you want to keep a small hair jig suspended, moving lightly through the water, or falling on light line. Use 1/16 oz for the most delicate presentation and 1/8 oz when you want a little more weight for depth control or a quicker fall. Let the target species, depth, and desired retrieve determine the color and size.

Color and Size Guide

• 1/16 oz: The lighter choice for a delicate float, fly-line, or slow-fall presentation.
• 1/8 oz: Adds weight when you want to reach depth or make the lift-and-drop cadence more pronounced.
• Baby Bass: A natural bass-inspired option in the available lineup.
• Blue Gill: A bluegill-pattern choice for a familiar freshwater profile.
• Blue Shad: A baitfish-style color option.
• Chartreuse Ghost: A brighter option when you want more visual contrast.
• Grey Ghost: A subdued ghost-color alternative.

Key Features

• Hair jig profile: Compact presentation for freshwater finesse fishing.
• Two sizes: Available in 1/16 oz and 1/8 oz.
• Five color patterns: Baby Bass, Blue Gill, Blue Shad, Chartreuse Ghost, and Grey Ghost.
• Multiple rigging options: Fish it with a bobber, split shot, or fly lined.
• Light-line friendly: Designed for 4- or 6-pound line presentations.
• Two per pack: Each package includes 2 jigs.

Models & Specs

Every model below is sold as a 2-pack of SPRO Phat Fly Hair Jigs.

Tackle Express Tips

• Set the bobber depth first, then change retrieve speed before changing colors. The Phat Fly is designed to let you control both depth and cadence.
• On a lift-and-drop retrieve, lift the rod tip 12–24 inches and let the jig fall all the way back before repeating the motion.
• Keep 4- or 6-pound line in mind when building the rig. The light line keeps this small presentation working as intended.

FAQ

What species can I catch with the SPRO Phat Fly Hair Jig?
It is suited to bass, crappie, panfish, and trout, especially when a compact freshwater presentation is the right fit.

Can I fish the Phat Fly under a bobber?
Yes. It was designed for float-and-fly fishing and can also be used with a split shot or fly lined on 4- or 6-pound line.

What is the best retrieve?
Start with a straight wind, then try a lift-and-drop retrieve. Raising the rod tip 12–24 inches and letting the jig fall back down gives you a simple way to add height and pause to the presentation.

Complete the Setup

Build a light-tackle system around the Phenix Elixir Series Ultralight Spinning Rods, or add a compact alternative such as the Lead Masters Mini Tube Jigs. For another small-profile option, compare the Phat Fly with the Basstrix Mini Trix 1.5-inch Soft Plastic Minnow.

Pick the size that matches your depth, choose a color that fits the forage or visibility you want, and let the Phat Fly's light presentation do the searching.

The Glide Bait That Made Glide Baits Mainstream

The River2Sea S-Waver is a two-piece hard glide bait built around River2Sea's exclusive pin-and-tenon hinge and finished with a soft PVC tail. That combination produces the wide, unhurried S-shaped swimming motion the bait is named for. It comes in two sizes — the 120S at 4.75" and the 168S at 6.75" — and both run sub-surface at roughly a foot on a steady retrieve.

Why Anglers Reach for the S-Waver

Most hard baits announce themselves. The S-Waver doesn't. The hinge lets the two halves swing wide and glide on a straight, slow retrieve without any rod input at all, so the bait covers water with a big, lazy profile that reads as an unhurried baitfish rather than something fleeing. On pressured fish that have refused everything faster, that difference is the whole point.

The Problem With Working a Glide Bait Too Hard

The most common way to fish this bait badly is to fish it like a jerkbait. Hard twitches kill the glide and collapse the S into a stutter. The hinge is doing the work — your job is mostly to reel slowly and stay out of its way. A twitch is for changing direction and triggering a follower, not for generating the action.

What Sets It Apart

• River2Sea's exclusive pin-and-tenon hinge — the source of the S-action
• Soft PVC tail that keeps swimming when the body pauses
• Two-piece hard body in two sizes, 4.75" and 6.75"
• Sub-surface runner at roughly one foot on a steady retrieve
• River2Sea BN treble hooks fitted from the factory
• Twenty-two size and color combinations in stock, including trout, bluegill, and shad patterns

The Right Pick If…

• You're fishing clear water where fish get a long look at the bait
• You want to cover water without burning a lure past fish
• You're targeting bigger-than-average bass and willing to trade bite count for size
• You've watched fish follow and refuse faster presentations

Choosing Your Size

• 120S — 4.75", 1 3/16 oz: The approachable size. Throwable on a heavy bass rod, fewer refusals, and it still draws quality fish. Start here if this is your first glide bait. Fitted with #4 and #6 trebles.
• 168S — 6.75", 1 5/8 oz: The big-fish size. More water displaced, more commitment from the fish that eat it, fewer bites overall. Wants a proper swimbait rod. Fitted with two #2 trebles.

Best Techniques

• Straight slow retrieve: The default. Cast, let it settle, and reel slowly and steadily — the hinge generates the S without any help
• Pause and glide: Stop the reel mid-retrieve and let the bait coast sideways. Most strikes on the 168S come on the glide, not the pull
• Twitch to trigger: When a fish follows without committing, one sharp twitch turns the bait ninety degrees and often converts the follow
• Count down over structure: Both sizes sink slowly, so you can count them down to a specific depth before starting the retrieve

Best Conditions

• Clear to lightly stained water — the action is visual, and fish need to see it
• Pressured lakes and reservoirs where fast reaction baits have stopped working
• Open water, points, and the outside edges of grass and timber
• Pre-spawn and fall, when bigger fish are actively hunting larger forage

Best For

• Species: Largemouth and smallmouth bass across both sizes; pike, musky, and striped bass more commonly on the 168S
• Techniques: Slow straight retrieve, pause-and-glide, twitch-to-trigger, countdown
• Environments: Freshwater lakes, reservoirs, open water, points, grass edges, timber

Key Features

• Two-piece hard glide bait with pin-and-tenon hinge
• Soft PVC tail
• Available in 120S (4.75", 1 3/16 oz) and 168S (6.75", 1 5/8 oz)
• Sub-surface running depth, approximately 1 ft
• River2Sea BN treble hooks — #4 and #6 on the 120S, two #2 on the 168S
• Eight colors in the 120S, fourteen in the 168S
• Trout, bluegill, shad, perch, and bone patterns available

Models & Specs

120S colors: Rainbow Trout, Lite Trout, Party Crasher, Baby Bass, Warden, Bluegill, Abalone Shad, Bone.
168S colors: Rainbow Trout, Lite Trout, Hitch, Party Crasher, Baby Bass, Warden, Bluegill, Abalone Shad, Bone, Yellow Perch, Crystal Minnow, Powder, Terminator, You Know It.

Tackle Express Tips

• Slow down, then slow down again: Nearly everyone fishes this bait too fast the first few trips. If you think you're reeling slowly enough, take another turn per second off it.
• Match the color to what they're eating: Rainbow Trout and Lite Trout on trout-stocked reservoirs, Bluegill around spawning flats and docks, Bone and Powder when the water is stained or the light is flat.
• Don't undergun the 168S: At 1 5/8 oz it's a genuine swimbait rod bait. Throwing it on a standard heavy bass setup costs you distance and beats up the rod.

FAQ

Which size should I start with?
The 120S. At 4.75" and 1 3/16 oz it casts on gear most bass anglers already own, it draws more bites than the larger size, and it still catches quality fish. Move to the 168S once you're confident in the retrieve and specifically hunting bigger fish.

How do I actually fish a glide bait?
Cast it, let it settle, and reel slowly and steadily — the pin-and-tenon hinge creates the S-action on its own with no rod work. Pause occasionally and let it coast sideways; that glide is when most strikes happen. Save sharp twitches for turning the bait when a fish follows without eating.

Is this a topwater bait?
No. The S-Waver is a sub-surface glide bait that runs roughly a foot down on a steady retrieve. If you're after a surface walking bait, that's a different category entirely.

The Halco Roosta Popper 135 is perfect for targeting game fish that are aggressively  attacking bait fish near or on the surface.  The hardware on these poppers is of the highest quality and will stand up to big fish like tuna, GT's, dorado, and peacock bass. They are best used with a heavy spinning rod and reel due to the higher inches of line retrieved per crank.  We prefer to have braided line with a short 3' top shot of monofilament or fluorocarbon.

While designed with a blooping style retrieve in mind, the Roosta Haymaker can be simply wound in at speed or trolled for excellent results.The recommended method of retrieval for best results is to point the rod tip at the lure, retrieve any slack line and firmly sweep the rod tip in a downward motion approximately 45 degrees. Allow the lure to rest for several seconds and if a fish hasn't taken the lure repeat as necessary.

Roosta Popper 135 Specs

The Roboworm Ned Worm was designed specifically for the deadly Ned rig. Using Roboworm's patented techniques they are now available to offer anglers worms in colors never previously offered for the Ned rig. Its short, fat profile and flat bottom make it the perfect for this effective technique in any lake. It is also deadly when wacky rigged, drop shotted or Carolina rigged! By utilizing Roboworm's innovative patents, we are proud to bring anglers a wide variety of never-before-seen colors for the Ned rig. With its unique short and fat profile and flat bottom, this worm is the ultimate choice for the NED rig.

3" - 8 Per Pack

4.5" - 6 Per Pack

The Keitech Swing Impact 4" is a highly versatile soft swimbait built to perform across a wide range of presentations. The top and bottom of the bait are slotted for perfect hook alignment regardless of how it's rigged, and Keitech's original two-tone color injection creates a distinct color separation for a more realistic baitfish profile. Loaded with natural squid scent that game fish can't resist.

Key Features

• 8 per pack
• Slotted top and bottom — perfect hook alignment on any rig
• Two-tone color injection — distinct top/bottom color separation for realism
• Squid scent infused
• Versatile techniques: Alabama rig, Keitech Round Tungsten Jig Head, drop shot, chatterbait trailer, Carolina rig
• Available in multiple sizes — part of the Keitech Swing Impact lineup
• 25 colors available — Green Pumpkin Pepper, Ayu, Hasu Silver Shiner, Black, Sight Flash, Sexy Shad, Pro Blue Red Pearl, Silver Flash Minnow, Bluegill Flash, Electric Shad, Crystal Shad, Smallmouth Magic, Electric Blue Chartreuse, Sun Gill, French Pearl, Tennessee Shad, Alewife, Smoke Silver, Clear Lake Hitch, Green Pumpkin Green & Purple Flake, Pro Purple, Original Sexy Shad, Pink Magic, Bass Candy, Ghost Rainbow

The Keitech Swing Impact 3.5" is a highly versatile soft swimbait built to perform across a wide range of presentations. The top and bottom of the bait are slotted for perfect hook alignment regardless of how it's rigged, and Keitech's original two-tone color injection creates a distinct color separation on the top and bottom for a more realistic baitfish profile. An effective choice for split shot, Carolina rig, jig head swimbait, or as a trailer for underspins, chatterbaits, and spinnerbaits.

Key Features

• 8 per pack
• Slotted top and bottom — perfect hook alignment on any rig
• Two-tone color injection — distinct top/bottom color separation for realism
• Versatile techniques: split shot, Carolina rig, jig head swimbait, trailer for underspins, chatterbaits, and spinnerbaits
• Available in multiple sizes — part of the Keitech Swing Impact lineup
• 22 colors available — Green Pumpkin Pepper, Pro Blue Red Pearl, Bluegill Flash, Ayu, Sexy Shad, Silver Flash Minnow, Electric Shad, Hasu, Black, Sight Flash, Crystal Shad, Smallmouth Magic, Electric Blue Chartreuse, Sun Gill, Gold Flash Minnow, Tennessee Shad, Clear Lake Hitch, Green Pumpkin Green & Purple Flake, Pro Purple, Original Sexy Shad, Pink Magic, Bass Candy

The Lobina Rico and Rio Rico Poppers give you two ways to put a baitfish-style surface presentation in front of bass. Their cupped mouths let you work short pops and splashes, then stop the lure near a promising target. A feather-dressed rear hook adds a finishing detail when you slow down and let the bait sit.

Picture an early-morning cast beside a dock: a short twitch breaks the surface, a pause lets the ripples spread, and the lure stays in the strike zone instead of racing past it. Choose the compact Rico for a smaller profile or the larger Rio Rico when you want more body size and casting weight.

Keep the Presentation Where Bass Can Find It

A fast-moving surface lure can leave a small feeding window too quickly. A popper lets you control both the disturbance and the time spent beside a dock corner, open pocket, or shoreline target. It is a useful choice when bass are looking up but need a slower presentation. The tradeoff: exposed treble hooks are better suited to open water and cover edges than thick grass or tangled wood.

Rico or Rio Rico?

Pick the Rico when you want a compact baitfish profile, especially around smaller forage or on calm water. Choose the Rio Rico for a larger profile and heavier lure. Match your rod's lure rating to the model rather than choosing by color alone. The variant selector combines model and color: options beginning with “RIO Rico” are the larger size.

Best For Surface-Feeding Bass

Use these poppers for largemouth and smallmouth bass with a pop-and-pause retrieve around points, docks, shoreline shade, and open lanes beside vegetation. Start during low-light periods, overcast weather, or calm to lightly rippled conditions when surface activity is visible. If wind and chop make it difficult to control the lure, change your position or switch presentations.

The Details Behind Each Pop

• Cupped mouth: creates surface disturbance with short rod-tip movements.
• Feather-dressed rear hook: adds a baitfish-style finishing touch.
• Gamakatsu hooks: supplied in model-specific sizes.
• Two distinct sizes: choose a compact or larger presentation without changing lure style.
• Multiple finishes: select a subdued, reflective, or solid-color look to suit your water and light.

Compare the Two Models

Make Each Twitch Count

Cast past the target when possible and allow the landing rings to settle. Use a short twitch with a little slack in the line, then pause. Try one or two pops followed by a longer rest before speeding up. Let the fish take the lure and the line tighten before sweeping the rod, rather than reacting to the splash alone.

Choose a rod rated for the selected lure weight with enough tip give to work treble-hook baits. For a straightforward popper setup, consider Sunline Supernatural Clear Monofilament, matching line strength to your rod and surrounding cover.

Tackle Express Tips

• Change the pause first: if bass follow without committing, let the lure sit longer before changing colors.
• Start with contrast: try translucent finishes in clear, bright conditions or a solid silhouette in lower light, then let fish response guide your next choice.
• Keep a second surface option ready: when bass want a moving, side-to-side presentation instead of a stationary popper, try the Heddon Super Spook Jr. walking bait.

Questions Before Your First Cast

What is the difference between Rico and Rio Rico?
The Rico is 2 3/8 inches and 1/4 ounce; the Rio Rico is 2 7/8 inches and 7/16 ounce. Choose based on the profile you want and your rod's lure rating.

Should I retrieve it continuously?
Start with short pops separated by pauses. Increase the pace if fish respond to movement, or lengthen the pause when they follow but hesitate.

Can I fish it through heavy vegetation?
The exposed treble hooks can catch grass and wood. Work open pockets and vegetation edges rather than pulling it through dense cover.

Choose your Rico or Rio Rico model and color above, and get your next surface-fishing setup ready with Tackle Express.

The Rapala Jigging Rap pairs a balanced, weighted minnow profile with an action few jigs can match: it swims in tantalizing circles under the ice or in open water, right where suspended game fish live. Lift it and let it go, and the Jigging Rap keeps swimming in circles, drawing the attention of fish that a straight up-and-down presentation never moves.

Why Suspended Fish Eat It

Jigging baits fished straight up and down give fish only one look. The Jigging Rap's balanced, weighted minnow profile swims in circles instead, covering water on every drop and staying in front of the fish longer, which matters most when they hang off bottom and refuse to chase.

The Right Pick If...

Reach for the Jigging Rap when you are working suspended game fish through the ice or vertically in open water, when you want a bait that moves in wide circles rather than dropping straight down, or when you need a size for every situation: the lineup runs from the 1 1/4-inch W2 to the 3 1/2-inch W9.

How to Fish It

Snap it up and let it swim back down for a classic ice jigging cadence, work a lift-and-drop over likely marks, or bottom bounce it yo-yo style off the bottom for the unbeatable results this bait is known for.

Best For

Techniques: ice jigging, open-water vertical jigging, and yo-yo bottom bouncing. Situations: suspended game fish under the ice or in open water, with natural baitfish patterns for clearer water and glow patterns for low-light or stained-water bites.

Key Features

• Balanced, weighted minnow profile that swims in tantalizing circles
• Single reversed hooks with center treble and eyelet
• Fishes under the ice or in open water for suspended game fish
• Also bottom bounced yo-yo style off the bottom
• Wide size range from W2 to W9 with natural and glow color patterns
• One jig per package

Sizes at a Glance

One jig per package. Color availability varies by size, so check the variant picker for the patterns offered in each.

Tackle Express Tips

• Match the weight to your depth: the lighter W2 and W3 suit shallow water or fish holding high, while the heavier W7 and W9 get down to deeper basins.
• Give each drop a pause so the circular swim action has time to work before your next snap.
• Keep a glow pattern rigged for dawn, dusk, or stained water when visibility drops.

Questions Anglers Ask

What sizes does the Jigging Rap come in?
Five sizes: W2 (1 1/4", 1/8 oz), W3 (1 1/2", 3/16 oz), W5 (2", 5/16 oz), W7 (2 3/4", 5/8 oz), and W9 (3 1/2", 7/8 oz), each sold one jig per package.

Can I fish it outside of ice season?
Yes. It swims in circles under the ice or in open water, and it works well vertical jigging or yo-yo bounced off the bottom whenever fish are suspended.

Should I choose a natural or glow color?
The lineup includes both. Natural patterns imitate baitfish in clearer water, while glow options stand out in low light or stained water. Color availability varies by size.

Complete the Setup

Pair the Jigging Rap with other proven vertical presentations: the Eurotackle Z-Viber 1/16oz Lipless Crankbait for a finesse ice option, the Berkley Vibrato Jigging Lure for a vibrating blade-bait action, or the War Eagle Jiggin Spoon for another jigging-spoon look.

Stock up on Rapala favorites at Tackle Express, your saltwater and freshwater fishing tackle shop.

The Keitech Tungsten Football Jig Model II (Version 2.0) is a premium rubber jig built for both deep and shallow water fishing. Version 2.0 features a natural tungsten-colored head. Keitech's tungsten head material is harder than lead, providing exceptional bottom sensitivity. The 5-fiber weedguard deflects most snags while still allowing easy hooksets, and the hand-tied SR-40 extra-fine silicone skirt delivers a lifelike, flowing action.

Key Features

• Sold individually (1 per pack)
• Tungsten head — harder than lead for superior bottom sensitivity
• Version 2.0 — natural tungsten-colored head
• 5-fiber weedguard — snag-resistant with easy hooksets
• SR-40 hand-tied extra-fine silicone skirt
• Gamakatsu #2/0 hook
• Available sizes: 1/4 oz, 3/8 oz, 1/2 oz
• 8 colors: Dark Green Pumpkin Pepper, Green Pumpkin Pepper, Green Pumpkin Black, Brown Purple, Green Pumpkin PP Blue Flake, Black Blue, Black, Green Pumpkin Chartreuse

The Deps Slither K Frog is engineered to fish in the thickest, nastiest cover imaginable, delivering exceptional performance where other frogs fail. Its super-soft construction and custom-designed hook make the Slither K incredibly weedless while maintaining an excellent hookup ratio that converts explosive strikes into landed fish.

The innovative design features two strategically placed holes that serve dual purposes: they aid in allowing the bait to collapse when hit for better hooksets, and they release any water that may have leaked in, keeping the frog riding high on the surface. This thoughtful engineering ensures the Slither K maintains peak performance even after multiple fish catches.

The natural rabbit fur legs add an extra element of realism to the lure, creating lifelike movement as it effortlessly walks back and forth on the surface. Combined with the super-soft body and premium Japanese construction, the Deps Slither K delivers the performance serious frog fishermen demand when fishing lily pads, matted vegetation, and heavy slop.

Key Features:

• Super-Soft Construction: Ultra-soft body collapses easily for excellent hookup ratios
• Custom-Designed Hook: Engineered for maximum weedlessness and hookset performance
• Dual Drainage Holes: Allow bait to collapse on strikes and release water for consistent performance
• Natural Rabbit Fur Legs: Create incredibly realistic movement on the surface
• Effortless Walking Action: Walks back and forth with minimal rod input
• Premium Japanese Construction: Durable hollow body built for heavy cover fishing
• Compact Profile: 2.25" size perfect for finesse frog presentations
• Lightweight Design: 3/8oz weight ideal for accurate casts to tight pockets

Specifications:

• Length: 2.25 inches
• Weight: 3/8 oz
• Type: Hollow body topwater frog
• Legs: Natural rabbit fur
• Target Species: Largemouth bass, smallmouth bass, pike

Retrieve Techniques:

• Walk-the-Dog: Classic side-to-side action across open pockets and edges
• Slow Crawl: Steady retrieve over matted vegetation and lily pads
• Popping Retrieve: Sharp pops to create surface disturbance
• Stop-and-Go: Pause over openings to trigger strikes from following fish
• Twitch-Pause: Erratic twitches followed by pauses for finicky bass

Ideal Applications:

• Lily pads and matted vegetation
• Thick slop and heavy cover
• Weed edges and open pockets
• Finesse frog situations where compact profile is needed
• Shallow flats with vegetation
• Early morning and late evening topwater fishing
• Calm water conditions for optimal walking action

When you need a compact, finesse-style frog that can handle the thickest cover while delivering exceptional hookup ratios, the Deps Slither K provides the super-soft construction and innovative design that serious frog fishermen trust.

Premium Slow-Pitch Jigging Performance

The Shimano Butterfly Wing-Fall Jigs deliver premium slow-pitch jigging performance designed for serious deep-water anglers. Built with Shimano's specialized wing design and center-balanced construction, these jigs provide the unique fluttering fall action needed to trigger strikes from grouper, snapper, amberjack, tuna, and other deep-water gamefish. The Butterfly Wing-Fall represents Shimano's commitment to creating specialized jigs for vertical jigging specialists.

Specialized Wing Design

• Wing-Shaped Profile: Unique wing design creates exceptional fluttering action during the fall
• Center-Balanced Construction: Perfectly balanced for horizontal fall and erratic side-to-side motion
• Slow-Pitch Optimized: Designed specifically for slow-pitch jigging techniques
• Premium Finish: High-quality holographic finish provides maximum flash and attraction in deep water
• Durable Construction: Built to withstand repeated strikes from powerful gamefish

Slow-Pitch Jigging Excellence

• Horizontal Fall: Center-balanced design creates horizontal falling action that mimics dying baitfish
• Flutter on Drop: Wing design produces erratic side-to-side motion during descent that triggers reaction strikes
• Slow Retrieve: Works effectively with slow, rhythmic jigging cadence
• Deep-Water Performance: Optimized weight gets down quickly and maintains action in current
• Versatile Presentation: Effective with both slow-pitch and traditional jigging techniques

Premium Hook System

• Assist Hooks: Premium assist hooks positioned for optimal hookup ratio
• Strong Components: Heavy-duty split rings and hardware handle powerful gamefish
• Corrosion-Resistant: Saltwater-resistant materials ensure long-lasting performance
• Ready to Fish: Pre-rigged and ready for immediate use

Deep-Water Gamefish Applications

The Butterfly Wing-Fall excels in demanding deep-water vertical jigging applications. Target grouper and snapper on deep structure, work for amberjack around wrecks and reefs, pursue tuna with vertical presentations, fish for rockfish and lingcod on the West Coast, or target any deep-water species that responds to slow-pitch jigging. The unique wing design and fluttering action are especially effective when fish are holding tight to structure or suspended in the water column.

Key Features

Shimano Quality and Innovation

Shimano has been the global leader in fishing tackle innovation for decades, and the Butterfly Wing-Fall continues this proud tradition with specialized design for slow-pitch jigging. Every component is engineered to exacting standards and tested under real-world deep-water conditions to ensure reliable performance. From weekend anglers to tournament professionals, the Butterfly Wing-Fall delivers the action and durability that serious vertical jigging anglers demand.

Experience the premium slow-pitch jigging action that deep-water specialists trust. The Shimano Butterfly Wing-Fall isn't just a jig—it's a precision tool designed to trigger strikes from deep-water gamefish.

Trigger deep-water strikes with Shimano Butterfly Wing-Fall—where wing design meets slow-pitch performance.