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Hookup Baits Medium Jigs are a 3" tube jig pre-rigged with a 1/8oz or 1/4oz jighead in a pack of three. The Hookup Baits have been proven to catch the hard to catch bass and trouts in the lake all the way to the SoCal finicky Bluefin on micro-bait.
There are many ways to fish the hookup bait but casting it out and letting it fall on a tight line will pendulum it down in an arc. This can be very effective since it allows the bait to swim as it falls. This is effective when fish are suspended in the column and not on the top or bottom.
If fish are on the bottom, we like to let it sink to the bottom and pop it off the bottom and then allowing it to sink back down. Continue this retrieve all the way back to the boat or shore.
If they are in the upper part of the column, cast and start retrieving soon after the lure hits the surface. Most of the time a slow and steady retrieve works best but you can also burn it on the surface for very active surface feeding fish.
Tie a Hookup Bait on and see what method works best for you. The bottom line is these baits get bit on salt and fresh water fish.
- 3"
- 1/8oz and 1/4oz
- 3 Per Pack
Built for years of tough duty, the Daiwa D-Vec Tactical View Reel Covers are designed to keep reel storage simple. The see-through design makes for easy reel and line identification when stowed with a rod and reel set-up. The Marine Grade Isinglass resists clouding and scratching.
Also available are reel covers for your Daiwa Tanacom electric reels.
Flexible Neoprene Sides keep the cover snug to the reel. Reinforced Hook and Loop Attachments provide years of use. The covers can be used with or without the line rigged. Bottom Facing Weep-Holes allow moisture to drain out. The covers are available in 3 sizes for a wide assortments of reels.
Spinning Reel Covers-
M- 1000- 4000 sized reels
L- 4000- 8000 sized reels
Baitcast/Conventional Reel Covers-
M- Baitcast/Round Reels
L- 30-40 Size Conventional Reels
XL- 40-50 Size Conventional Reels
XXL- 60 Size Conventional Reels
Tanacom Power Assist Reel Covers-
M- 500 size reel
L- 1000 size reel
Does NOT fit 750, 800, or 1200 size.
- Only Clear-View Reel Cover in the industry
- See-Through Design
- Easy reel and line identification when stowed with a rod and reel set-up
- Marine Grade Isinglass
- Flexible Neoprene Sides
- Reinforced Hook and Loop Attachments
- Covers can be used with or without the line rigged
- Bottom Facing Weep-Holes
Premium Underspin Jigs for Versatile Bass Fishing
The Warbaits Underspins deliver premium underspin performance designed for serious bass anglers who demand versatile flash and vibration. Built with quality construction and underspin blade design, these jigs provide exceptional flash, subtle vibration, and proven effectiveness for targeting bass with soft plastics and swimbaits. The Underspins represent Warbaits' commitment to creating quality underspin jigs for bass fishing.
Advanced Underspin Blade Design
- Underspin Blade: Blade mounted below jig head creates flash and vibration
- Versatile Design: Works with various soft plastics and swimbaits
- Subtle Attraction: Blade provides flash without overpowering bait action
- Enhanced Action: Blade adds vibration and flash to soft plastic presentations
- Balanced Construction: Optimized design provides ideal swimming action
Premium Construction Features
- Quality Hook: Sharp premium hook ensures solid hooksets
- Durable Blade: Quality blade provides consistent flash and vibration
- Strong Wire: Durable wire construction withstands repeated use
- Optimized Weight: Balanced design for various fishing depths
- Proven Design: Time-tested underspin configuration triggers strikes
Versatile Bass Fishing Applications
The Warbaits Underspins excel in versatile bass fishing applications. Perfect for fishing soft plastics with added flash, working swimbaits around structure, targeting bass in clear and stained water, slow rolling around points and ledges, or any situation where subtle flash and vibration enhance presentations. The underspin blade adds flash and vibration to soft plastic baits without overpowering their natural action, creating an irresistible combination that triggers strikes from bass.
Key Features
| Feature | Benefit |
|---|---|
| Underspin Blade | Flash and vibration below jig |
| Versatile Design | Works with various baits |
| Subtle Attraction | Enhances without overpowering |
| Enhanced Action | Adds flash and vibration |
| Quality Construction | Reliable, long-lasting performance |
Warbaits Quality
Warbaits has been creating quality fishing lures for serious bass anglers, and the Underspins continue this tradition with optimized underspin design and premium construction. Every jig is manufactured to exacting standards to ensure consistent performance. From weekend anglers to serious bass specialists, the Warbaits Underspins deliver the versatile flash and vibration performance that underspin anglers demand.
Experience the premium underspin jig performance that serious bass anglers trust. The Warbaits Underspins aren't just jigs—they're precision tools built for versatile fishing success.
Catch more bass with added flash using Warbaits Underspins—where underspin blades meet versatile performance.
At 4 5/8 inches, the 6X Jr Heavy is the shortest iron Salas makes — and at 4.8 oz it carries that weight in a noticeably stouter body than anything else in the line. That combination is the entire reason to own one. When yellowtail are eating something short and thick rather than long and slender, a compact iron matches the meal in a way a 6-inch jig cannot.
It is also, along with the 7X Jr Heavy, the lightest yo-yo iron Salas offers. That makes it a sensible first yo-yo jig. You do not need specialized deep-water tackle to fish it, and it works the moderate-depth high spots and ridges where a lot of the best local yellowtail bite actually happens — not just the deep offshore banks.
The technique is speed. Drop it to the bottom or to the marks, then wind as fast as you can turn the handle, all the way back to the boat. The short, heavy body holds its swimming action at that speed instead of spinning out. Most bites come partway up, from fish that follow the flash and commit.
Know the ceiling: 4.8 oz will get swept in ripping current or serious depth. When that happens, step up to the 6X Heavy, 7X Heavy, or PL-68.
Every 6X Jr Heavy is hand-cast and hand-painted in Southern California, so each one comes out slightly different. Small variations in finish and weight are normal and expected.
Where the 6X Jr Heavy shines
- Yellowtail keyed on short, thick forage rather than long baitfish
- High spots, ridges, and hard bottom in moderate depth
- Day trips out of San Diego, Long Beach, and the local islands
- Light to moderate current, where a heavy iron is overkill
- Bonito and barracuda that crash a fast-cranked iron
- Anglers buying their first yo-yo iron
Which Salas iron should you throw?
The 6X Jr Heavy is the most compact iron in the lineup and ties for the lightest yo-yo. Go heavier as depth and current increase.
| Model | Weight | Body L × W | Style |
|---|---|---|---|
| 7X Jr | 2.1 oz | 5 3/8" × 1" | Surface iron |
| O Pop | 3.2 oz | 6 1/8" × 1 3/8" | Surface iron / popper |
| 7X Light | 3.5 oz | 6 3/8" × 1 1/8" | Surface iron |
| 6X Jr Heavy (this jig) | 4.8 oz | 4 5/8" × 1" | Yo-yo |
| 7X Jr Heavy | 4.8 oz | 5 3/8" × 1" | Yo-yo |
| 6X Heavy | 6.4 oz | 6" × 1 1/4" | Yo-yo |
| 7X Heavy | 8.1 oz | 6 3/8" × 1 1/8" | Yo-yo |
| PL-68 Heavy | 9.8 oz | 7 1/2" × 1 1/8" | Yo-yo |
Width is measured at the belly, the jig’s widest point. Every Salas iron is hand-cast and hand-painted, so weights and dimensions vary slightly between units.
6X Jr Heavy or 7X Jr Heavy?
This is the most common question we get on Salas yo-yo irons, because both jigs weigh exactly 4.8 oz. Weight is not the difference — profile is. The 6X Jr Heavy is 4 5/8" and stout. The 7X Jr Heavy is 5 3/8" and slimmer. Pick the 6X Jr Heavy when fish are on shorter, thicker forage, and the 7X Jr Heavy when they are on longer baitfish like sardine and mackerel. If you fish local yellowtail and want one of the two, the longer 7X profile is the more common all-around pick; the 6X Jr Heavy is what you add when the standard profile stops working.
Specifications
| Spec | Detail |
|---|---|
| Model | Salas 6X Jr Heavy (yo-yo) |
| Weight | 4.8 oz |
| Body length | 4 5/8" |
| Width at belly | 1" |
| Style | Yo-yo iron |
| Hook | Typically rigged with a heavy-duty treble hook |
| Construction | Hand-cast, hand-painted |
| Quantity | Sold individually (1 jig) |
| Origin | Made in Southern California, USA |
Because each jig is hand-made, weight and dimensions vary slightly unit to unit. Chrome and Chrome Blue Holo Back are plated finishes offered as separate options and are priced differently from the hand-painted colors.
Picking a color
Down deep, light is scarce and contrast matters more than fine detail. High-contrast and bright patterns generally out-produce subtle ones on the yo-yo.
| Conditions | Start here | Why |
|---|---|---|
| Low light, overcast, dirty or deep water | Wounded Soldier, Scrambled Egg | High-contrast patterns that stay readable where light is scarce |
| Red crab hatches and reddish forage | Red Crab, Red White | Direct match when yellows are keyed on crab |
| Sardines and mackerel on the meter | Blue White, Mint Sardine, Blue Sardine | Baitfish tones matching what the fish are eating |
| Bright sun, clean blue water | Mint, Mint White | The traditional SoCal answer when light penetrates well |
| Green or off-color water | Green Sardine, Green Yellow, Baby Poop | Higher contrast so the jig stays visible |
| Maximum flash, any depth | Chrome, Chrome Blue Holo Back | Bare plated finishes throw more flash than paint; priced separately |
This jig is offered in a wide color range and availability changes constantly. Check the color menu above this description for what we can ship right now.
How to fish it
Drop it straight down — to the bottom, or to the depth where you are marking fish. The moment it arrives, start winding as fast as you can turn the handle and keep winding all the way up. Do not pump the rod. Speed triggers the bite, and most strikes come partway up rather than at the bottom.
If the jig feels like it is fluttering or vibrating strangely, it is spinning rather than swimming — usually twisted line or an uneven retrieve. Keep the wind constant.
Recommended gear
- Rod: 7–8 ft fast-taper jig rod with enough backbone to turn fish off structure
- Reel: High-speed conventional, 6:1 or faster — retrieve speed is the technique
- Line: 40–50 lb for this weight class; heavier only if the structure demands it
- Leader: 40 lb fluorocarbon is a sensible default in clear water
Pro tips from the shop
- Carry this alongside the 7X Jr Heavy, not instead of it. Same weight, different profile — switching between them is a real adjustment when the bite stalls.
- A slow reel costs you fish. If you own one high-speed reel, this is what it is for.
- Watch your line on the drop. Yellowtail eat it falling, and the only tell is the line going slack early.
- The short body makes this a good choice on windy days when you want a compact jig that drops fast without going up in weight.
Common mistakes
- Winding too slowly. The opposite problem from surface iron. If your arm is not tired, you are going too slow.
- Pumping the rod. Wind steadily with the rod low. Pumping creates slack and kills the action.
- Assuming it is heavier because it is stouter. It is 4.8 oz — tied for the lightest yo-yo iron in the line, not a deep-water tool.
- Light drag over structure. A yellow that gets its head down will find the rocks. Lock up and turn it early.
- Packing it away wet. Rinse in fresh water and dry it fully before it goes back in the bag.
Frequently asked questions
Salas irons are typically rigged with a heavy-duty treble hook. Hook configuration can vary across the Salas range — where a specific option ships with a single hook, that is stated in the option name. Both weigh 4.8 oz. The 6X Jr Heavy is shorter and stouter at 4 5/8" × 1"; the 7X Jr Heavy is longer and slimmer at 5 3/8" × 1". Choose by the profile of the bait the fish are eating, not by weight. Not really. At 4.8 oz it ties for the lightest yo-yo iron Salas makes. It suits moderate depth and light to moderate current. For deep banks or ripping current, step up to the 6X Heavy at 6.4 oz, the 7X Heavy at 8.1 oz, or the PL-68 at 9.8 oz. The 6X Heavy is 6.4 oz and 6" long — a genuine step up in both weight and size. The Jr is the compact, lighter version for shallower water and lighter current. It makes a real difference. Yo-yo fishing depends on retrieve speed, and a 6:1 or faster reel moves the jig the way the technique requires. A slower reel will still catch fish, just fewer. Chrome and Chrome Blue Holo Back are plated finishes rather than hand-painted ones, and they are priced separately from the painted colors. They throw more flash; the painted patterns give you color matching. No. Each one is hand-cast and hand-painted, so weight, dimensions, and paint detail vary slightly from jig to jig. That variation is part of the product, not a defect.What hook does it come with?
What is the difference between the 6X Jr Heavy and the 7X Jr Heavy?
Is this a deep-water jig?
How is this different from the 6X Heavy?
Do I need a high-speed reel?
Why are the Chrome options priced differently?
Are all the jigs identical?
Complete the setup
- Salas 7X Jr Heavy — same 4.8 oz, longer and slimmer profile
- Salas 6X Heavy — 6.4 oz when you need more depth and current
- Salas 7X Heavy — 8.1 oz for deep banks and heavy structure
- Salas PL-68 Heavy — 9.8 oz, the heaviest iron in the line
- Shop all yo-yo jigs | Shop yellowtail lures | Shop all Salas
Torn between the 6X Jr and the 7X Jr? Come see us at Tackle Express on Soledad Canyon Road in Santa Clarita. You can hold both, and we would rather talk you into the right profile than sell you the wrong one.
At 2.1 oz and 5 3/8 inches, the 7X Jr is the lightest iron Salas makes. That is the whole point of it. When the fish are keyed on small bait, when the water is flat and clear and they are looking at everything twice, or when you are throwing at calico over shallow kelp on light line, a full-size iron is simply too much jig. The Jr gives you the same proven 7X shape in a profile that finicky fish will actually eat.
The light weight changes how it fishes. It sinks slower, so it stays in the strike zone longer over shallow structure without hanging up. It swims with a tighter, quicker kick than the 3.5 oz 7X Light. And it is far more forgiving on lighter line and lighter rods — you do not need a full-size iron stick to throw it properly.
Be clear on the tradeoff: 2.1 oz will not cut wind and will not reach a boil at distance. On a breezy afternoon or when you need to reach the far side of a paddy, step up to the 7X Light. The Jr is a finesse tool, not a distance tool.
Every 7X Jr is hand-cast and hand-painted in Southern California, so each one comes out slightly different. Small variations in finish and weight are normal and expected.
Where the 7X Jr shines
- Calico bass over shallow kelp, boiler rock, and hard bottom
- Picky yellowtail that have refused a full-size iron
- Small bait — anchovies, small sardines, and micro forage
- Flat, clear, calm water where a big jig looks wrong
- Light-line and light-tackle setups, including smaller rods
- Barracuda and bonito working small bait on the surface
Which Salas iron should you throw?
The 7X Jr is the lightest option in the entire Salas lineup. If you need distance or wind-cutting weight, move up to the 7X Light. If the fish are holding deep and won't come up, you want a yo-yo iron instead.
| Model | Weight | Body L × W | Style |
|---|---|---|---|
| 7X Jr (this jig) | 2.1 oz | 5 3/8" × 1" | Surface iron |
| O Pop | 3.2 oz | 6 1/8" × 1 3/8" | Surface iron / popper |
| 7X Light | 3.5 oz | 6 3/8" × 1 1/8" | Surface iron |
| 6X Jr Heavy | 4.8 oz | 4 5/8" × 1" | Yo-yo |
| 7X Jr Heavy | 4.8 oz | 5 3/8" × 1" | Yo-yo |
| 6X Heavy | 6.4 oz | 6" × 1 1/4" | Yo-yo |
| 7X Heavy | 8.1 oz | 6 3/8" × 1 1/8" | Yo-yo |
| PL-68 Heavy | 9.8 oz | 7 1/2" × 1 1/8" | Yo-yo |
Width is measured at the belly, the jig’s widest point. Every Salas iron is hand-cast and hand-painted, so weights and dimensions vary slightly between units.
Note the pairing: the 7X Jr and the 7X Jr Heavy share the same 5 3/8" body. Same profile, 2.1 oz versus 4.8 oz. One stays on top, one drops. If you like how the Jr shape looks in the water, the Heavy is the deep-water version of it.
Specifications
| Spec | Detail |
|---|---|
| Model | Salas 7X Jr |
| Weight | 2.1 oz |
| Body length | 5 3/8" |
| Width at belly | 1" |
| Style | Surface iron (light) |
| Hook | Typically rigged with a heavy-duty treble hook |
| Construction | Hand-cast, hand-painted |
| Quantity | Sold individually (1 jig) |
| Origin | Made in Southern California, USA |
Because each jig is hand-made, weight and dimensions vary slightly unit to unit.
Picking a color
Match the bait first, then adjust for light and water clarity.
| Conditions | Start here | Why |
|---|---|---|
| Green or off-color water, kelp beds | Green Sardine, Green Black | The workhorse calico colors when water has a green tint |
| Bright sun, flat calm, clean water | Mint, Mint Sardine | The traditional SoCal kelp-line answer on a glassy morning |
| Sardines and small bait on top | Blue and White, Mint Sardine | Baitfish tones that read natural in clear water |
| Low light, overcast, dirty water | Scrambled Egg, Green Black | Higher contrast so the jig stays visible |
Color availability changes constantly. Check the color menu above this description for what we can ship right now.
How to fish it
Cast it, let it settle for a beat so it lands flat, then wind slow and steady with the rod tip low. You are looking for a wide, rolling side-to-side kick. If the jig is spinning or tracking flat, you are winding too fast — slow down until you feel it load the rod tip.
Because it is light, the Jr sinks slowly. That is an advantage over shallow kelp and boiler rock where a heavier iron would drop into the stringers and hang up. Let it sink longer when fish are showing below the surface, and keep it high and moving when calico are up in the canopy.
Recommended gear
- Rod: 7–8 ft moderate-action rod — you do not need a full-size iron stick to throw 2.1 oz
- Reel: Conventional in the 100–200 class, or a matched spinning reel
- Line: 20–40 lb mono, or braid with a mono top shot for stretch
- Leader: 20–30 lb fluorocarbon in clear water; heavier if you are pulling calico out of heavy kelp
Pro tips from the shop
- This is the jig you reach for after the full-size iron gets refused. Same spot, same cast, smaller profile — that switch alone restarts a lot of dead bites.
- Slow down. Light irons are easier to over-wind than heavy ones because you feel less resistance.
- Fish it over the kelp canopy, not through it. The slow sink is what lets you keep it above the stringers.
- Do not fight the wind with it. If you are struggling to reach fish, that is the 7X Light’s job.
Common mistakes
- Buying it for distance. At 2.1 oz this is the shortest-casting iron in the Salas line. Buy it for the profile, not the range.
- Throwing it on a heavy iron stick. A rod built for 6–8 oz will not load with 2.1 oz. Match the rod to the jig.
- Winding too fast. Kills the kick and turns the jig into a spinning tube.
- Straight braid to the jig. No stretch means pulled hooks. Run a mono top shot.
- Packing it away wet. Rinse in fresh water and dry it fully before it goes back in the bag.
Frequently asked questions
Salas irons are typically rigged with a heavy-duty treble hook. Hook configuration can vary across the Salas range — where a specific option ships with a single hook, that is stated in the option name. Lighter. Much lighter. The 7X Jr is 2.1 oz and 5 3/8"; the 7X Light is 3.5 oz and 6 3/8". The Jr is the smallest, lightest iron Salas makes. When fish are keyed on small bait, when the water is flat and clear, when you are fishing light line, or when a full-size iron has already been refused. Stay with the 7X Light when you need casting distance or you are fighting wind. Same 5 3/8" body, very different weight. The Jr is 2.1 oz and fishes on the surface. The Jr Heavy is 4.8 oz and is a yo-yo iron you drop deep and crank back fast. Yes. The small profile and slow sink rate suit shallow kelp and boiler rock well, which is exactly where calico live. It is one of the more popular light irons for that fishing. No. At 2.1 oz it throws fine on a 7–8 ft moderate-action rod. A heavy full-size iron stick will actually cast it worse because the rod won’t load. Yes, and that is normal. These are hand-painted irons and the finish takes a beating from teeth, rails, and rocks. Chipped paint does not stop the jig from catching fish. No. Each one is hand-cast and hand-painted, so weight, dimensions, and paint detail vary slightly from jig to jig. That variation is part of the product, not a defect.What hook does it come with?
Is the 7X Jr heavier or lighter than the regular 7X?
When should I throw the Jr instead of the full-size 7X?
What is the difference between the 7X Jr and the 7X Jr Heavy?
Is this a good calico bass jig?
Do I need a dedicated surface iron rod?
Will the paint chip?
Are all the jigs identical?
Complete the setup
- Salas 7X Light — 3.5 oz full-size surface iron for distance and wind
- Salas O Pop — 3.2 oz with a concave face for surface commotion
- Salas 7X Jr Heavy — same body, 4.8 oz, for when fish hold deep
- Shop calico bass lures | Shop all surface irons | Shop all Salas
Not sure whether you want the Jr or the full-size 7X? Come see us at Tackle Express on Soledad Canyon Road in Santa Clarita. We fish these on local boats and out of San Diego, and we would rather talk you into the right one than sell you the wrong one.
When the yellowtail aren't on the surface — when they're holding deep on a hard-bottom spot off the back side of Catalina, stacked on a bank out of Point Loma, or pinned to structure at the Coronados — you stop throwing surface iron and you drop the 6X. This is the yo-yo iron West Coast anglers have trusted for decades to get down to the fish and trigger a reaction bite on the way back up.
At 6.4 oz and 6 inches, the 6X Heavy is the middle weight of the Salas yo-yo lineup and the one most local anglers end up fishing most. It has enough mass to hold vertical in real current without being the anchor that a 9.8 oz PL-68 becomes on a light setup. If you own one yo-yo iron and you fish Southern California, this is usually the one.
The 6X also carries the widest belly of any yo-yo iron Salas makes at 1¼ inches. That extra width gives it a broader flash profile on the retrieve — more surface catching light as it comes up, which matters when you're trying to pull a fish off the bottom from a distance. Every 6X is hand-cast and hand-painted in Southern California, so each one comes out a little different. The slight finish and weight variations aren't flaws — they're the mark of an iron built one at a time.
Why the 6X Heavy Belongs in Your Bag
Most yo-yo irons are either too light to hold vertical in current or too heavy to fish comfortably on a standard setup. The 6X Heavy hits the middle — heavy enough to stay on the spot, light enough to fish all day. Its 1¼" belly is the widest in the Salas line, throwing a broader flash profile than any other yo-yo iron they make. That extra flash is what pulls fish from a distance in low-visibility water, and it's why this jig has been a SoCal staple for decades.
When Iron Beats Everything Else
Surface iron works when fish are up. When they're not — when they're pinned to structure, holding on a hard-bottom bank, or sitting 80 feet down and refusing to move — the yo-yo is the answer. The 6X Heavy gets down fast, stays vertical in current, and triggers reaction bites on the way up that nothing else will produce. It's the jig you reach for when the surface bite dies and the fish are still there.
Built For These Fish and Situations
- Species: Yellowtail, bonito, barracuda, dorado, white seabass (opportunistic)
- Techniques: Yo-yo jigging, high-speed retrieve, deep drop
- Conditions: Deep structure, hard bottom, moderate to heavy current, low-light and dirty water
- Locations: Catalina Island, Coronado Islands, Point Loma banks, offshore high spots, San Clemente Island
- Depth range: 40–200+ ft depending on current and conditions
The Right Pick If...
- You fish Southern California day trips and want one yo-yo iron that covers most situations
- The fish are marked deep and won't come up for surface iron
- You're dealing with moderate to strong current that sweeps lighter irons off vertical
- You want the widest flash profile in the Salas yo-yo lineup
- You're targeting yellowtail on structure at Catalina, the Coronados, or offshore banks
Which Salas Iron Should You Throw?
The 6X Heavy sits in the middle of the yo-yo range. Step down to the Jr weights for shallower water and lighter current; step up to the 7X Heavy or PL-68 for deep banks and heavy conditions.
| Model | Weight | Body L × W | Style |
|---|---|---|---|
| 7X Jr | 2.1 oz | 5 3/8" × 1" | Surface iron |
| O Pop | 3.2 oz | 6 1/8" × 1 3/8" | Surface iron / popper |
| 7X Light | 3.5 oz | 6 3/8" × 1 1/8" | Surface iron |
| 6X Jr Heavy | 4.8 oz | 4 5/8" × 1" | Yo-yo |
| 7X Jr Heavy | 4.8 oz | 5 3/8" × 1" | Yo-yo |
| 6X Heavy (this jig) | 6.4 oz | 6" × 1 1/4" | Yo-yo |
| 7X Heavy | 8.1 oz | 6 3/8" × 1 1/8" | Yo-yo |
| PL-68 Heavy | 9.8 oz | 7 1/2" × 1 1/8" | Yo-yo |
Width measured at the belly. Every Salas iron is hand-cast and hand-painted — weights and dimensions vary slightly between units.
6X Heavy or 7X Heavy? The 7X Heavy is 8.1 oz and 6 3/8" long but narrower at 1 1/8". The 6X Heavy is 6.4 oz, slightly shorter at 6", and wider at 1 1/4". In practice the 6X is the everyday local yo-yo iron and the 7X Heavy is what you reach for when depth or current beats it. If you're buying your first full-weight yo-yo iron for Southern California day trips, start with the 6X.
Key Features
- 6.4 oz — middle weight of the Salas yo-yo lineup, holds vertical in real current
- 1¼" belly width — the widest of any Salas yo-yo iron, maximum flash on the retrieve
- 6" body length — compact enough for a fast retrieve, heavy enough to stay on the spot
- Hand-cast and hand-painted in Southern California — slight variation is part of the product
- Available in 16 hand-painted colors plus a Chrome Single Hook option
- Typically rigged with a heavy-duty treble hook; Chrome Single Hook ships with a single hook
- Sold individually (1 jig per order)
Models & Specs
| Spec | Detail |
|---|---|
| Model | Salas 6X Heavy (yo-yo) |
| Weight | 6.4 oz |
| Body length | 6" |
| Width at belly | 1 1/4" — widest yo-yo iron in the Salas line |
| Style | Yo-yo iron |
| Hook | Heavy-duty treble (standard colors); single hook (Chrome Single Hook option) |
| Construction | Hand-cast, hand-painted |
| Quantity | 1 jig per order |
| Origin | Made in Southern California, USA |
Each jig is hand-made — weight and dimensions vary slightly unit to unit.
Hooks and Options
Salas irons are typically rigged with a heavy-duty treble hook. The Chrome Single Hook option ships with a single hook and a bare plated finish, priced separately from the hand-painted colors. A single hook is easier to remove, does less damage to fish you plan to release, and causes fewer tangles on a crowded rail. A treble gives more points of contact on a fish that strikes short. Neither is universally better — it comes down to how and where you fish.
Picking a Color
Down deep, light is scarce and contrast matters more than fine detail. High-contrast and bright patterns generally out-produce subtle ones on the yo-yo.
| Conditions | Start Here | Why |
|---|---|---|
| Low light, overcast, dirty or deep water | Wounded Soldier, Scrambled Egg, Baby Poop | High-contrast patterns that stay readable where light is scarce |
| Red crab hatches and reddish forage | Red Crab, Red White | Direct match when yellows are keyed on crab |
| Sardines and mackerel on the meter | Blue White, Blue Mackerel, Mint Sardine, Blue Sardine | Baitfish tones matching what the fish are eating |
| Bright sun, clean blue water | Mint, Mint White | The traditional SoCal answer when light penetrates well |
| Green or off-color water | Green Sardine, Green Yellow | Higher contrast so the jig stays visible |
| Dorado and bright pelagic patterns | Dorado, Tumbled Dorado, Rainbow Sardine | Bright profiles for aggressive, competitive fish |
Color availability changes constantly — check the option menu above for what's in stock now.
How to Fish the Yo-Yo
Drop it straight down — to the bottom, or to the depth where you're marking fish. The moment it lands, wind as fast as you can turn the handle and keep winding all the way to the boat. Do not pump the rod. Speed is what triggers the bite, and most strikes come partway up rather than at the bottom.
At 6.4 oz the 6X holds vertical better than the Jr weights, so you keep contact in current instead of drifting off the spot. If the jig feels like it's fluttering or vibrating oddly, it's spinning rather than swimming — usually twisted line or an uneven retrieve.
Recommended gear:
- Rod: 7–8 ft fast-taper jig rod with real backbone for pulling fish off structure
- Reel: High-speed conventional, 6:1 or faster — retrieve speed is the technique
- Line: 40–65 lb depending on depth and structure
- Leader: 40–50 lb fluorocarbon; go heavier around rocks and hard structure
Tackle Express Tips
- If you only buy one Salas yo-yo iron for local fishing, make it this one — it covers the widest range of local conditions. The wide belly throws more flash than the narrower irons, which is an advantage in dirty water but a liability when fish are spooky. Go narrower if the wide profile is getting refused.
- A slow reel costs you fish. Yo-yo is a speed technique and gear ratio matters more than most anglers expect. Watch your line on the drop too — yellowtail eat it falling, and the only tell is the line going slack early.
- If you fish a crowded rail or release a lot of fish, the single hook option is worth a look. Lock up your drag early over structure — a yellow that gets its head down will find the rocks.
FAQ
What hook does it come with?
Salas irons are typically rigged with a heavy-duty treble hook. The Chrome Single Hook option ships with a single hook instead and is priced separately. Select the configuration you want by name in the option menu above.
Should I choose a single hook or a treble?
A single hook is easier to remove, does less damage to fish you plan to release, and causes fewer tangles on a crowded rail. A treble offers more points of contact on a fish that strikes short. Pick based on how you fish rather than assuming one is better.
How is the 6X Heavy different from the 6X Jr Heavy?
The 6X Heavy is 6.4 oz and 6" long. The 6X Jr Heavy is 4.8 oz and 4 5/8" — noticeably lighter and shorter. The Jr suits moderate depth and lighter current; the 6X Heavy holds vertical in more current and gets down faster.
Should I get the 6X Heavy or the 7X Heavy?
The 6X Heavy at 6.4 oz is the everyday local choice. The 7X Heavy at 8.1 oz is the step up for deeper banks and heavier current. If it's your first full-weight yo-yo iron for Southern California day trips, start with the 6X.
Do I need a high-speed reel?
It makes a real difference. Yo-yo fishing depends on retrieve speed, and a 6:1 or faster reel moves the jig the way the technique requires. A slower reel will still catch fish, just fewer.
Are all the jigs identical?
No. Each one is hand-cast and hand-painted, so weight, dimensions, and paint detail vary slightly from jig to jig. That variation is part of the product, not a defect.
Complete the Setup
- Salas 6X Jr Heavy — 4.8 oz compact version for shallower water
- Salas 7X Jr Heavy — 4.8 oz, longer and slimmer profile
- Salas 7X Heavy — 8.1 oz for deeper banks and heavier current
- Salas PL-68 Heavy — 9.8 oz, the heaviest iron in the line
- Shop all yo-yo jigs | Shop yellowtail lures | Shop all Salas
Not sure how heavy to go, or which hook setup you want? Come see us at Tackle Express on Soledad Canyon Road in Santa Clarita. We fish these on local boats and out of San Diego, and we'd rather talk you into the right one than sell you the wrong one.
When yellowtail are boiling around a kelp paddy off Catalina, pushing bait along the Channel Islands kelp lines, or chasing sardines through the La Jolla canyons, the Salas 7X is what goes on first. This is not a trendy jig — it has been earning its spot in SoCal tackle bags for over 50 years because it does exactly what a surface iron needs to do: casts a country mile, lands flat, and swims with a side-to-side kick that yellowtail cannot leave alone.
At 3.5 oz and 6 3/8 inches, the 7X Light sits in the sweet spot that works equally well on the iron rods of a full-day sportboat or off the bow of a private boat drifting into a Baja kelp paddy. The offset hips give it a slower, wider kick than a straight-body iron — which matters when yellows are picky or water temps are running cool. When the fish want a fast burn, you can speed it up. When they want it lazy, you can slow it down. Few surface irons cover that much range.
Every 7X is hand-cast and hand-painted in Southern California, so each one comes out slightly different. Small variations in finish and weight are normal and expected — this is not factory-perfect paint, and it was never meant to be.
Where the 7X Light shines
- Yellowtail working Catalina and Channel Islands kelp structure
- Kelp paddy fishing from La Jolla to Ensenada and south
- Coastal kelp edges when fish are pushing bait to the surface
- Calico bass over shallow kelp and boiler rock
- Baja sessions on yellowtail, dorado, and surface-feeding tuna
Which Salas iron should you throw?
The 7X Light is the standard-size surface iron. If you want a smaller profile for picky fish, drop to the 7X Jr. If the fish are deep and won't come up, you want a yo-yo iron instead.
| Model | Weight | Body L × W | Style |
|---|---|---|---|
| 7X Jr | 2.1 oz | 5 3/8" × 1" | Surface iron |
| O Pop | 3.2 oz | 6 1/8" × 1 3/8" | Surface iron / popper |
| 7X Light (this jig) | 3.5 oz | 6 3/8" × 1 1/8" | Surface iron |
| 6X Jr Heavy | 4.8 oz | 4 5/8" × 1" | Yo-yo |
| 7X Jr Heavy | 4.8 oz | 5 3/8" × 1" | Yo-yo |
| 6X Heavy | 6.4 oz | 6" × 1 1/4" | Yo-yo |
| 7X Heavy | 8.1 oz | 6 3/8" × 1 1/8" | Yo-yo |
| PL-68 Heavy | 9.8 oz | 7 1/2" × 1 1/8" | Yo-yo |
Width is measured at the belly, the jig’s widest point. Every Salas iron is hand-cast and hand-painted, so weights and dimensions vary slightly between units.
Worth knowing: the 7X Light and 7X Heavy share the same 6 3/8" body. Same silhouette in the water, very different sink rate — one stays up top, one gets down. Anglers who like the 7X profile often carry both.
Specifications
| Spec | Detail |
|---|---|
| Model | Salas 7X Light |
| Weight | 3.5 oz |
| Body length | 6 3/8" |
| Width at belly | 1 1/8" |
| Style | Surface iron (light) |
| Hook | Typically rigged with a heavy-duty treble hook |
| Construction | Hand-cast, hand-painted |
| Quantity | Sold individually (1 jig) |
| Origin | Made in Southern California, USA |
Because each jig is hand-made, weight and dimensions vary slightly unit to unit.
Picking a color
Color matters less than presentation on the iron, but it matters. Match the bait first, then adjust for light and water clarity.
| Conditions | Start here | Why |
|---|---|---|
| Sardines on the surface, clean water | Blue & White, Blue Sardine, Mint Sardine | Baitfish tones that read natural in clear water |
| Bright sun, flat calm | Mint, Mint White | The traditional SoCal kelp-line answer on a glassy morning |
| Green or off-color water | Scrambled Egg, Green Yellow, Baby Poop | Higher contrast so the jig stays visible |
| Low light, early grey, overcast | Green Black, Wounded Soldier | Dark topside silhouettes against a bright surface |
| Dorado around paddies and kelp | Dorado, Tumbled Dorado, Rainbow Sardine | Bright profiles for aggressive, competitive fish |
| Red crab hatches, calico over kelp | Red Crab, Red White | Matches red crab and other reddish forage |
Color availability changes constantly. Check the color menu above this description for what we can ship right now.
How to fish it
Cast it as far as you can, let it settle for a beat so it lands flat, then start a slow, steady wind with the rod tip low. You are looking for a wide, lazy side-to-side roll — not a fast wobble. If the jig is spinning or tracking flat, you are winding too fast. Slow down until you feel the kick load up on the rod tip.
On a full-day boat, work the kelp edges and the shady side of a paddy first. Let the jig sink deeper before you start the retrieve when fish are showing under the surface rather than boiling on top.
Recommended gear
- Rod: 8–9 ft moderate-action surface iron stick
- Reel: Conventional narrow-spool jig reel in the 200–300 class
- Line: 30–50 lb mono or a mono top shot — mono’s stretch protects against pulled hooks on a head-shaking yellow
- Leader: 30–40 lb fluorocarbon in clear, calm water off Catalina or the islands; heavier around Baja structure
Pro tips from the shop
- Slow is almost always the answer. Most anglers new to the iron burn it back way too fast. If you are not sure, wind slower.
- Let it land flat. Feather the cast at the end so the jig hits the water sideways instead of nose-first — it starts swimming immediately instead of tumbling.
- Fan your casts around a paddy instead of hitting the same lane. Yellows often sit on one specific side of the shade line.
- Carry the same color in two shades of brightness. When the bite dies on one, the other frequently restarts it.
Common mistakes
- Winding too fast. Kills the side-to-side kick and turns the jig into a spinning tube.
- Fishing straight braid to the jig. No stretch means pulled hooks on the head shake. Run a mono top shot.
- Setting the hook like a bass fisherman. Keep winding and let the rod load. Swinging on the bite pulls the iron away from the fish.
- Reaching for the 7X Light when the fish are deep. A 3.5 oz surface iron will not get down. Switch to a yo-yo iron.
- Rinsing and packing it wet. Rinse in fresh water and let it dry fully before it goes back in the jig bag.
Frequently asked questions
Salas irons are typically rigged with a heavy-duty treble hook. Hook configuration can vary across the Salas range — where a specific option ships with a single hook, that is stated in the option name. Same 6 3/8" body and the same profile in the water, but the Light is 3.5 oz and the Heavy is 8.1 oz. The Light is a surface iron you throw and wind back on top. The Heavy is a yo-yo iron you drop deep and crank back fast. Different techniques entirely. The 7X Jr is smaller and lighter at 2.1 oz and 5 3/8". Go to the Jr when fish are keyed on small bait or acting picky. Stay with the 7X Light when you need casting distance or the bait is bigger. 30–50 lb mono, or braid with a mono top shot. The stretch matters — straight braid to a surface iron pulls hooks on head-shaking yellowtail. You are almost certainly winding too fast. Slow the retrieve until you feel a wide, rhythmic side-to-side kick loading the rod tip. Retrieve speed is the single biggest variable in fishing the iron. Yes, and that is normal. These are hand-painted irons and the finish takes a beating from teeth, rails, and rocks. Chipped paint does not stop the jig from catching fish — plenty of anglers swear their beat-up irons fish better. No. Each one is hand-cast and hand-painted, so weight, dimensions, and paint detail vary slightly from jig to jig. That variation is part of the product, not a defect. Yes. It was designed around SoCal and Baja yellowtail, but surface irons work anywhere pelagic fish push bait to the surface. Customers have fished them well outside the West Coast.What hook does it come with?
What is the difference between the 7X Light and the 7X Heavy?
How is the 7X Light different from the 7X Jr?
What line should I use with a surface iron?
Why does my jig spin instead of swimming?
Will the paint chip?
Are all the jigs identical?
Can I use this outside Southern California?
Complete the setup
- Salas 7X Jr Surface Iron — smaller 2.1 oz profile for picky fish and small bait
- Salas O Pop — 3.2 oz with a concave face for surface commotion
- Salas 7X Heavy Yo-Yo — same body, 8.1 oz, for when fish hold deep
- Salas 6X Heavy — the classic deep yellowtail yo-yo iron
- Shop all surface irons | Shop all Salas
Questions about which iron to throw? Come see us at Tackle Express on Soledad Canyon Road in Santa Clarita. We fish these jigs on local boats and out of San Diego, and we would rather talk you into the right one than sell you the wrong one.
Rapala Lighted Line Counter...Fish at controlled depths while using a standard baitcasting reel. With this line counter you’ll be able to set your bait at the right depth every time, keeping you in the strike zone for improved success. The lighted display measures in feet and is easily read in low light or nighttime fishing.
Attaches to most rods with it’s heavy duty, padded adjustable screw clamp. Accurate to 999 feet with minimal line slippage. Push button reset, line lock that cradles your line and automatic line release that engages when fish strikes.
- Auto Line Release
- Lighted Display
- Tension Knob
Get accurate measurement of all your fish for tracking your catch or qualifying catch for slot limits with the Rapala Folding Rulers. Includes fold up end wall to bump fish against for extreme accuracy.
Ruler features large, easy-to-read numbers molded into high impact plastic, large enough to show up in photos. Includes both inches and centimeter measurements. Includes mounting holes for permanent installation or folds for compact storage.
Make fast work of landing and releasing your catch without harm to you or the fish with the Rapala Floating Fish Gripper. Securely hold fish with one-hand.
Quick release mechanism holds strong, yet releases with ease. Built from durable, molded heavy-duty plastic for ultimate corrosion resistance. Includes wrist lanyard for security.
Included with a fish-friendly grip for fast, safe weighing and an alternative stainless steel hook, the Rapala High Contrast Digital provides a secure hold and can handle fish up to 50lbs. Complete with a battery display that lets you know when to switch out the two AAA batteries (not included), the Rapala High Contrast Digital Scale is packed with must-have features that will make catching and culling easy as pie.
Features
-Reverse image LCD for enhanced viewing
-Directional pad operation
-8 Storage locations
-Choose lbs, oz., decimals, or kg.
-Tare weight
-Memory back-up
-Runs on 2 AAA batteries (not included)
Power Pro Maxcuatro is 25% thinner than standard PowerPro lines with equivalent strength, it's like buying a line one size smaller. At Tackle Express, we love this line due to its small diameter, low memory, superior strength, and castability. Since its inception years ago, we have put this line to the test and it continues to be a best seller both online and in-store. If you need more capacity on your reel and superior braided line characteristics, this line is for you.
With a 4 end construction made with the newest Honeywell Spectra HT fiber, Maxcuatro optimizes casting distance while increasing your reel capacity.
Downsize your tackle and maximize your total fishing performance with Maxcuatro by PowerPro.
- Spool directly from the box
- Package protects remaining line
- Arbor tape included
- Color of cartridge matches line color
| 50lb Maxcuatro | 10lb Mono Equivalent | .32mm Dia 23kg |
| 65lb Maxcuatro | 12lb Mono Equivalent | .36mm Dia 30kg |
| 80lb Maxcuatro | 16lb Mono Equivalent | .41mm Dia 37kg |
Dr. Fisherman is America's most versatile fishing tool! Made from stainless steel for long lasting use. This durable tool with its serrated scissors, cuts all fishing line including heavy monofilaments.
For those that don't know, hemostats have a locking mechanism that will clamp onto your clothes, jacket, backpack, just about any fabric. This keeps them in reach at all times for unhooking fish. These are made of stainless steel so they are unlikely to rust. The long handles and short teeth section allows for greater power in grabbing the hook.
These fishing hemostats can be used for light saltwater or just about any freshwater fish. Most of the time they are used by trout or steelhead fisherman that run rivers or streams.
Especially useful for unhooking fish!!!
Overall Length: 6"
The Dexter Edge-2 sharpener is one of our favorites when used on a boat, in the field or at home. This sharpener has no metal parts that can corrode in wet or saltwater environments. It features the dark diamond stones that sharpen and hone creating a new edge. The white ceramic stones polish the edge to ultimate sharpness. Safe and easy to use.
DETAILS
The Owner Ball Bearing Swivels with Coastlock Snap feature super strong stainless steel construction with a corrosion resistant black chrome finish. Ultra smooth swivel action offers twist protection when trolling and for big game leader connections. This leader connection swivel boasts up to 10 times the strength of a standard swivel, making it ideal for heavy trolling, big game, and extended fishing use.
Key Features:
- Ball Bearing Design: Ultra smooth swivel action
- Coastlock Snap: Quick and secure lure changes
- Stainless Steel Construction: Super strong for big game fishing
- Black Chrome Finish: Corrosion resistant coating
- 10X Strength: Up to 10 times the strength of standard swivels
- Twist Protection: Prevents line twist when trolling
- Big Game Leader Connections: Perfect for heavy-duty applications
Performance Advantages:
- Ultra Smooth Action: Ball bearing design for superior rotation
- Superior Strength: 10 times stronger than standard swivels
- Quick Lure Changes: Coastlock snap for easy swaps
- Corrosion Resistant: Black chrome finish for saltwater durability
- Line Twist Prevention: Essential for trolling applications
- Extended Fishing Use: Built for long-term reliability
Ideal Applications:
- Heavy trolling for tuna and big game fish
- Big game leader connections
- Situations requiring maximum strength swivels
- Saltwater fishing where corrosion resistance is critical
- Extended fishing trips requiring reliable terminal tackle
- Any application where line twist must be prevented
Target Species:
- Tuna (bluefin, yellowfin, bigeye)
- Marlin
- Sailfish
- Other big game saltwater species
When you need ball bearing swivels with Coastlock snap, stainless steel construction, black chrome finish, ultra smooth action, and up to 10 times the strength of standard swivels for heavy trolling and big game leader connections, the Owner Ball Bearing Swivels with Coastlock Snap are the choice of serious big game anglers.
Note: Ideal for heavy trolling, big game, and extended fishing use where superior strength and reliability are essential.
The Owner Dual Dancing Stingers come conveniently rigged with 2 hooks to be rigged on most any vertical style jig. The Junior version is made with high carbon steel hooks, and the larger Guardian style rigs are constructed from Zo-Wire. The points on these hooks were designed to curve in slightly so they are protected against prolonged banging against jigs. Both versions include snelled knots to promote efficient and positive hook sets. Fluorocarbon is threaded inside each arm to discourage hooks fouling on each other.
Key Features:
- Dual Hook Design: 2 hooks per harness for increased hookup ratio
- Pre-Rigged Convenience: Ready to attach to vertical jigs
- Junior Version: High carbon steel hooks for smaller applications
- Guardian Version: Zo-Wire construction for larger fish
- Protected Points: Curved inward to prevent damage from jig contact
- Snelled Knots: Efficient and positive hook sets
- Fluorocarbon Threading: Prevents hooks from fouling on each other
- 2 Harnesses Per Pack: Ready for multiple jigs
Performance Advantages:
- Increased Hookup Ratio: Dual hooks catch short strikes
- Point Protection: Curved design prevents damage during jigging
- Anti-Fouling Design: Fluorocarbon threading keeps hooks separated
- Positive Hook Sets: Snelled knots for maximum efficiency
- Versatile Applications: Junior and Guardian versions for different sizes
- Ready to Fish: Pre-rigged for immediate use
Version Options:
- Junior: High carbon steel hooks for smaller vertical jigs
- Guardian: Zo-Wire construction for larger jigs and bigger fish
Ideal Applications:
- Vertical jigging for saltwater species
- Flat fall jig fishing
- Deep drop jigging
- Situations requiring assist hooks on jigs
- Preventing short strikes on vertical presentations
- Any vertical style jig application
When you need dual dancing stinger hooks with pre-rigged convenience, protected points, snelled knots, fluorocarbon threading to prevent fouling, and options for Junior (high carbon steel) or Guardian (Zo-Wire) versions for vertical style jigs, the Owner Dual Dancing Stinger Hooks are the choice of serious vertical jigging anglers.
Note: 2 harnesses per pack. Points curve inward for protection against prolonged banging against jigs.
Assault Diamond Assist Jigs come with a state of the art 3-D holographic reflective finish. The Assault pattern emulates fish scales, giving it a much more realistic presentation. This jig has proven to be one of the essential jigs in every anglers arsenal.
The enhanced rigging makes it stronger and more reliable than ever before. Assault Diamond Assist Jigs catch just about every species of gamefish from lingcod, rockfish, halibut, and tuna in the Pacific, to striped bass, bluefish, cod, and tuna on the East Coast. Fishermen in the Gulf use Assault Diamond Assist Jigs to score grouper, snapper, amberjack, and king mackerel.
These Halco Split Ring Pliers truly unique and patented design has been developed and refined by Halco Tackle to give optimal performance and long lasting service as they do here in the factory. They are used in the factory for all our products, from our tiny #2 fish rings, right through to the large #7xx (95kg) fish rings. These fish ring pliers are also fine to use on any other commercially available split rings in the market.
Made out of hardened tool steel, the useful life of the product outdoors will be extended by rinsing in fresh water if it has been immersed in salt water, and applying a light coating of spray oil to the steel parts.
We like them because they work on tine split rings for trout or large split rings for tuna. The open the split ring with ease and create a wide enough gap for almost any hook or lure. If you have to have one split ring plier in your box, the Halco Split Ring plier is it!
The Mustad Southern & Tuna Hook 7691S-SS is one of the most popular and long time trolling favorites of big game tuna fishermen. The strong forged hook features extreme power and strength.
The razor-sharp knife-edge point ensures solid hookups. It is the perfect option for rigging your lures either as single or tandem/double hook rigs with Kona heads or skirted lures, when targeting big game species such as Tuna, Marlin, Wahoo and other fast swimmers. The hook features inward pointing hook point for perfect hookset and holding strength. The stainless steel coating provides the ultimate corrosion resistance.
- Knife Edge Point
- Tapered brazed eye
- Forged
- Nor-Tempered
2 Per Pack
Lucky Craft Surf Pointer 115 MR Sinking Jerkbait
The wave crashes, the current swirls, and somewhere beneath the surface a striper is hunting. Cast the Lucky Craft Surf Pointer 115 MR into the wash, let it sink into the strike zone, and hold on. Born from Lucky Craft's legendary California Inshore Fishing (CIF) program, the Surf Pointer 115 was built to be a true multi-species weapon — equally at home in the surf, on the lake, or offshore.
What sets the Surf Pointer 115 apart from its popular sibling, the Flash Minnow 110, is its sinking design. That sink rate lets you work it at depth, through current, and across a wide range of retrieves — slow and steady, erratic twitches, or anything in between. Its erratic side-to-side action triggers reaction strikes from virtually any predator that swims, making it one of the most versatile hard baits in your tackle box.
Features
- Sinking design reaches depths of 3–5 feet — gets into the strike zone fast
- Erratic side-to-side action works with any retrieve cadence
- Versatile multi-species bait — effective in surf, lakes, and offshore
- 4.5" profile mimics a wide range of baitfish
- Premium Lucky Craft construction with durable, realistic finishes
Specs
- Length: 4.5" (115mm)
- Weight: 3/4 oz
- Depth: 3–5 ft
- Type: Sinking
Best For
- Species: Striped Bass, Largemouth Bass, Smallmouth Bass, Bluefish, Redfish, and most inshore predators
- Techniques: Twitching, slow-rolling, erratic retrieve, surf casting
- Environments: Surf, lakes, reservoirs, inshore saltwater, offshore
Perfect For
If it swims, it bites the Lucky Craft Surf Pointer 115 MR. Whether you're working the surf at dawn or targeting bass on a rocky point, this is the sinking jerkbait that delivers when versatility matters most.
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