Freshwater Terminal Tackle

On a fixed jig head, the hook and the lead are one rigid piece. The bait goes where the weight goes, at the speed you're reeling, and on a slow retrieve it looks like exactly what it is — a piece of plastic being pulled through the water.

Short version: the Neck Breaker separates them. The hook hangs off the head on its own pivot, so the bait rocks, glides, and settles on its own while the head does the sinking. Two heads per pack. Six weights, 1/8 oz through 1 oz.

Why a Swing Head

That independence shows up in the two situations where fish get picky: on the drop, and on a dead-slow retrieve along the bottom. A fixed head falls nose-down in a straight line. A swing head lets the bait glide off to the side and settle, which is what a dying baitfish actually does.

The pivot also changes the hook angle. Instead of tracking nose-down locked to the lead, the hook rides up off the head — a better position for a fish that eats from behind and below.

Where It Earns Its Keep

• Slow-rolling swimbaits through kelp stringers and over boiler rock for calico bass.
• Bottom work inside harbors and bays for spotted bay bass, where the pause matters more than the retrieve.
• Dragging sand flats for halibut.
• Umbrella rig arms — see below. This is the standard head for an A-rig.

The Umbrella Rig Setup

Five baits tracking together at identical speed is the hardest presentation to make look alive. Every bait moving in lockstep reads as a lure, not a school. Swing heads give each bait its own motion inside that group, which is why they're the default choice on an A-rig.

The weighting rule is keel effect: your two heaviest heads go on the bottom two arms, lighter heads on the top three. Even weight across all five gives the rig nothing holding its orientation, so it rolls, spins, and twists your line.

How many packs a five-arm rig takes

Three packs covers a full rig every time — one pack of the heavy weight, two of the light. You'll finish with one spare light head, which is the one you'll want when a fish takes a head off in the rocks.

Weight Selection

Pro Tips from the Tackle Express Crew

• Let it fall on a slack line. The swing head's advantage is the glide, and a tight line takes it away. Most bites on this head come on the drop.
• Slow down further than feels productive. A fixed head needs speed to look right. This one doesn't, and speed is what kills the independent action you paid for.
• Buy in pairs of weights, not pairs of colors. When a head goes in the rocks you want the same weight back on, not the same color. Head color matters far less than bait color.
• Match the head to the bait's body, not to the fish. A head too heavy for the plastic kills the tail action no matter what you're targeting.

Common Mistakes

• Fishing it like a fixed head. Steady fast retrieve, tight line on the fall — that's a regular jig head presentation and the swing does nothing for you.
• Buying five heads for a five-arm rig. They come two to a pack. Five arms takes three packs, not two and a half.
• Even weights across an umbrella rig. The number one cause of a rig that helicopters and corkscrews your line.
• Going too heavy for the depth. On the drop, a head that outruns the bait pulls the plastic straight down and eliminates the glide.

Specifications

Warbaits does not publish hook size, hook model, wire gauge, or head material per weight for the Neck Breaker. Call the shop and we'll pull one out of the drawer and measure it for the size you're considering.

What's Included

Two swing heads per pack, in the weight and color selected. A five-arm umbrella rig takes three packs — one of the heavy weight for the bottom two arms, two of the light weight for the top three. Swimbaits and the rig itself are sold separately.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many heads come in a pack?
Two.

How many packs do I need for a five-arm umbrella rig?
Three. One pack of the heavier weight for the bottom two arms, two packs of the lighter weight for the top three. You'll have one spare light head left over.

What's the difference between a swing head and a regular jig head?
On a swing head the hook pivots independently of the weight. The bait moves on its own instead of being locked to the lead, which matters most on the drop and on a slow retrieve.

What weight should I use for calico bass?
1/2 oz covers most of it. Drop to 1/4 oz inside harbors and calm water; go 3/4 or 1 oz for deeper structure or current.

What weights do I need for an umbrella rig?
Heavier on the bottom two arms, lighter on the top three. With 5" baits, 1/2 oz on the bottom pair and 1/4 oz on the other three. For deep water or current, 1 oz on the bottom and 1/2 oz on top.

Can I use it in freshwater?
Yes. It's built for saltwater but the same slow-roll and drop-and-pause presentations work on largemouth and smallmouth.

What swimbaits fit it?
Any soft paddle-tail or boot-tail swimbait. Match the head weight to the bait's body — a head too heavy for the plastic kills the tail action.

Does the head color matter?
Less than bait color, but it matters at close range in clear water. Raw and White disappear, Red and Hot Pink give the bait a visible strike point, and Camo and Cosmos are the low-visibility picks over structure.

Gear That Goes With It

• Kicker PK-Rig Umbrella Rig — the five-arm rig these heads mount to.
• Kicker Pickle Kick PK-5 — the standard 5" profile for 1/2 oz heads.
• Kicker Pickle Kick PK-3 — harbor and bay size for 1/4 oz heads.
• Kicker Booty Spin — blade-tail body on the same heads.

Buy It From People Who Fish It

We sell Southern California saltwater tackle from our shop on Soledad Canyon Road in Santa Clarita, and we fish these heads on the same water you do. Not sure what weight your bait wants, or how many packs your setup takes? Call us or come in — we'd rather work it out at the counter than have you find out you're a head short on the water.

Premium Swimbait Heads for Realistic Swimming Action

The Warbaits Swimbait Heads deliver premium swimbait performance designed for serious bass anglers who demand realistic swimming action with soft plastic swimbaits. Built with quality construction and optimized swimbait head design, these jig heads provide exceptional natural action, balanced swimming, and proven effectiveness for targeting bass with paddle tail and boot tail swimbaits. The Swimbait Heads represent Warbaits' commitment to creating quality swimbait jig heads for bass fishing.

Advanced Swimbait Head Design

• Optimized Head Shape: Hydrodynamic design provides natural realistic swimming action
• Balanced Construction: Weight distribution ensures proper swimming orientation
• Quality Hook: Sharp premium hook positioned for optimal hooksets
• Versatile Design: Works with various paddle tail and boot tail swimbaits
• Multiple Weights: Available in various weights for different depths and conditions

Premium Construction Features

• Durable Construction: Quality materials withstand repeated use and big bass
• Sharp Hook: Premium hook provides reliable hooksets on strikes
• Balanced Design: Optimized weight distribution for natural swimming action
• Quality Finish: Durable finish ensures long-lasting performance
• Proven Design: Time-tested swimbait head configuration triggers strikes

Swimbait Bass Fishing Applications

The Warbaits Swimbait Heads excel in swimbait bass fishing applications. Perfect for fishing paddle tail swimbaits around structure, working boot tail swimbaits in open water, targeting bass at various depths, slow rolling around points and ledges, or any situation where realistic swimming presentations are critical. The optimized head shape provides natural swimming action that mimics baitfish while the balanced construction ensures proper orientation for maximum effectiveness.

Key Features

Warbaits Quality

Warbaits has been creating quality fishing lures for serious bass anglers, and the Swimbait Heads continue this tradition with optimized swimbait head design and premium construction. Every jig head is manufactured to exacting standards to ensure consistent performance. From weekend anglers to serious swimbait specialists, the Warbaits Swimbait Heads deliver the realistic swimming action and balanced performance that bass anglers demand.

Experience the premium swimbait head performance that serious bass anglers trust. The Warbaits Swimbait Heads aren't just jig heads—they're precision tools built for swimbait fishing success.

Catch more bass with realistic swimming action using Warbaits Swimbait Heads—where optimized design meets natural performance.

Owner Hyper Wire Split Rings are what tackle manufacturers trust when they need a ring that won't fail. With sizes ranging from 16 lb (Size 1) all the way to 250 lb (Size 11), there's a Hyper Wire for every application — from finesse trout lures to big-game tuna rigs. Strong enough to handle serious fish, smooth enough to let your lure swim naturally, and sized precisely so you're never guessing at the right fit.

The Split Ring That Runs the Industry

Walk through the lure assembly lines of major tackle brands and you'll find Owner Hyper Wire Split Rings on the finished product. The reason is simple: consistent wire diameter, consistent test strength, and a clean gap that opens with a proper split ring plier without deforming the ring. That same quality is what you're buying when you stock these for replacements and upgrades.

Why Factory Rings Let You Down

OEM split rings on budget and mid-range lures are often the weakest link in the system. They're undersized for the hook weight they carry, they open under sustained pressure from a hard-running fish, and they corrode faster than the hooks they connect. Swapping to Owner Hyper Wire takes that variable off the table. The wire is heavier gauge than most factory rings at the same size, and the stainless finish holds up in both fresh and salt without rusting onto the lure eye.

What Sets Them Apart

• Full Size Range — Size 1 (16 lb) through Size 11 (250 lb) covers everything from panfish spoons to offshore trolling lures
• Heavy Gauge Hyper Wire — Higher wire diameter per size than standard split rings; won't open under load
• Stainless Steel — Corrosion-resistant in freshwater and saltwater; won't rust onto lure hardware
• Industry-Standard Sizing — Matches major lure manufacturer specs; drop-in replacement with no modification
• Lure Action Enhancement — Adding a ring to the nose tie point gives hooks and lures freer movement and improved action
• Consistent Pack Counts — Sized packs scale with hook size; larger rings in smaller counts where you need fewer

The Right Pick If…

• You're upgrading weak factory split rings on jerkbaits, crankbaits, or topwater lures
• You fish saltwater and need rings that won't corrode between trips
• You're rigging custom jigs, assist hooks, or offshore trolling lures from scratch
• You target large tuna, yellowtail, or billfish and need rings rated above 100 lb
• You want to add a ring to the nose of a lure to improve action and reduce line damage

Best Fishing Techniques

• Hook replacement on crankbaits and jerkbaits — swap dull factory trebles without replacing rings
• Assist hook rigs for vertical jigs — Size 4–6 for most jig weights
• Nose-ring addition on stickbaits and walking baits — improves action and reduces knot wear
• Offshore trolling lure rigging — Sizes 8–11 rated for 120–250 lb applications
• Connecting snaps to lures where a direct snap tie reduces action

Best Conditions

• Saltwater — stainless construction resists corrosion through repeated exposure
• Heavy cover and structure fishing — heavier rings reduce failure risk on hangup shock loads
• Big game offshore — Sizes 9–11 handle the sustained pressure of hard-running pelagics
• Tournament fishing — upgrade rings before the season so hardware isn't the reason you lose a fish

Best For

• Sizes 1–2 — Trout spoons, panfish lures, ultralight jerkbaits
• Sizes 3–5 — Bass crankbaits, jerkbaits, swimbaits, topwater lures
• Sizes 6–8 — Inshore saltwater plugs, vertical jigs, larger swimbaits
• Sizes 9–11 — Offshore trolling lures, tuna jigs, billfish rigging

Models & Specs

Specs are loaded dynamically from product metafields. Available sizes: Size 1 (16 lb, Qty 18), Size 2 (37 lb, Qty 16), Size 3 (45 lb, Qty 14), Size 4 (50 lb, Qty 10), Size 5 (60 lb, Qty 9), Size 6 (70 lb, Qty 8), Size 7 (80 lb, Qty 7), Size 8 (120 lb, Qty 7), Size 9 (170 lb, Qty 6), Size 10 (220 lb, Qty 6), Size 11 (250 lb, Qty 5).

Tackle Express Tips

• Use the right pliers. Split ring pliers aren't optional — trying to open Hyper Wire rings with a fingernail or standard pliers deforms the ring and weakens the joint. Keep a dedicated split ring plier matched to the sizes you use most.
• Position your knot correctly. When tying directly to a split ring, rotate the ring so the knot sits 45 degrees away from the gap. A knot sitting directly over the split can be cut by the wire gap under load. Takes two seconds and prevents a lost fish.
• Stock a range. Sizes 3, 4, and 5 cover the majority of freshwater lure work. Add Size 6–7 if you fish inshore salt. Keep a few Size 8–9 for offshore. Store each size in a labeled pill organizer or split ring box — mixing sizes in the same container is an on-the-water headache.

FAQ

Q: How do I know which size to use?
A: Match the ring to the hook eye and lure hardware. The ring should open and close cleanly around the existing split ring slot or hook eye without having to force it. As a general guide: Size 3–4 for most bass lure trebles, Size 5–6 for larger inshore lures, Size 7+ for offshore applications.

Q: Are these rings safe for saltwater use?
A: Yes. Owner Hyper Wire rings are stainless steel and hold up well in saltwater. Rinse your lures after use to extend the life of all hardware, but the rings themselves won't rust through the way cheaper carbon steel rings do.

Q: Can I use these to add a loop to the nose of a lure?
A: Absolutely — and it's one of the best upgrades you can make on stickbaits and walking baits. A split ring at the tie point lets the lure swing freely rather than being constrained by a tight knot, which noticeably improves the walk-the-dog action. Use the smallest ring that fits the tie eye cleanly.

Why Anglers Reach for Big Hammer Swimbait Heads

Big Hammer Swimbait Heads are precision-engineered jig heads built specifically to pair with Big Hammer swimbaits, delivering balanced, lifelike swimming action that turns follows into strikes. The signature flat-head design stabilizes the bait at any retrieve speed, while premium hooks ensure solid sets and keep fish pinned all the way to the boat or bank.

Built for Big Hammer Swimbaits

The main advantage is purpose-built compatibility. These jig heads match the body shape and weight distribution of Big Hammer swimbaits, so you get a natural, level swim right out of the package — no tuning, no tweaking, no wasted casts. The flat-head creates a wide, rolling action that mimics wounded baitfish, and the hook placement is optimized for short-striking fish.

The Problem It Solves

Generic jig heads often cause swimbaits to roll, dive unnaturally, or ride off-center — killing the realistic action that triggers strikes. Big Hammer Swimbait Heads eliminate that frustration with a purpose-built design that keeps your bait swimming true at any speed, from a slow crawl to a fast burn.

What Makes Them Stand Out — and What to Watch For

Advantages: Purpose-matched to Big Hammer swimbaits for perfect balance, flat-head design for stable swimming action, premium sharp hooks, available in 9 colors and 7 weights, and proven across both freshwater and saltwater fisheries.

Considerations: Designed specifically for Big Hammer swimbaits — while they work with other soft plastics, you'll get the best results when paired with the intended bait. Pack counts vary by size (3 per pack for smaller weights, 2 per pack for larger).

The Right Pick If...

You fish swimbaits for calico bass, striped bass, largemouth bass, pike, or musky and want a jig head that delivers consistent, natural action without constant adjustment. These are ideal for anglers who fish kelp beds, offshore structure, freshwater lakes, and rivers where a realistic presentation makes the difference.

Best Fishing Techniques

• Slow Retrieve: A steady, slow wind lets the flat-head work its magic — the bait swims with a wide, natural roll
• Bounce and Swim: Hop the bait off the bottom, then retrieve slowly — deadly over structure and through kelp
• Countdown Method: Let it sink to the desired depth, then retrieve at a speed that keeps it in the strike zone
• Swim and Pause: Retrieve with periodic pauses to mimic an injured baitfish — strikes often come on the pause

Best Conditions

• Water Clarity: Effective in both clear and stained water — use natural colors (Plain, White, Brown) in clear water and bright colors (Chartreuse, Red, Yellow) in stained or murky conditions
• Structure: Excellent around kelp beds, rocky structure, weed lines, and drop-offs
• Depth: The 7-weight range (3/16oz to 1.5oz) covers shallow flats to deeper structure — match the weight to the depth and current
• Season: Productive year-round, especially strong during baitfish migrations and when gamefish are actively feeding on bait balls

Best For

• Species: Calico bass, striped bass, largemouth bass, smallmouth bass, pike, musky, halibut, and other swimbait-eating gamefish
• Techniques: Swimbaits, slow retrieve, structure fishing, kelp-bed fishing, countdown method
• Environments: Inshore saltwater (kelp beds, reefs, bays), freshwater lakes, rivers, and reservoirs
• Angler Level: Beginner to advanced — easy to fish effectively, but rewards experienced anglers who can dial in the right weight, color, and retrieve for the conditions

Key Features

• Flat-Head Design: Creates stable, natural swimming motion that mimics wounded baitfish
• Premium Hook Construction: Sharp, durable hooks in sizes 2/0 through 5/0, matched to each weight
• Purpose-Built for Big Hammer Swimbaits: Engineered for perfect balance and action right out of the package
• 9 Color Options: Plain, Red, Chartreuse, White, Yellow, Black Red Eye, Green, Brown, and Black
• 7 Weight Options: 3/16oz through 1.5oz to cover shallow to deep presentations
• Pack Quantities: 3 per pack for 3/16oz–1/2oz sizes, 2 per pack for 3/4oz–1.5oz sizes

Models & Specs

• 3/16oz — 2/0 Hook — 8 colors (Plain, Red, Chartreuse, White, Yellow, Black Red Eye, Green, Brown) — 3 per pack
• 1/4oz — 2/0 Hook — 8 colors (Plain, Red, Chartreuse, White, Yellow, Black Red Eye, Green, Brown) — 3 per pack
• 3/8oz — 2/0 Hook — 8 colors (Plain, Red, Chartreuse, White, Yellow, Black Red Eye, Green, Brown) — 3 per pack
• 1/2oz — 4/0 Hook — 8 colors (Plain, Red, Chartreuse, White, Yellow, Black Red Eye, Green, Brown) — 3 per pack
• 3/4oz — 4/0 Hook — 8 colors (Plain, Red, Chartreuse, White, Yellow, Black Red Eye, Green, Brown) — 2 per pack
• 1oz — 4/0 Hook — 8 colors (Plain, Red, Chartreuse, White, Yellow, Black Red Eye, Green, Brown) — 2 per pack
• 1.5oz — 5/0 Hook — 6 colors (Plain, Red, Chartreuse, White, Yellow, Black) — 2 per pack

Weight: 0.2 lbs per pack | Brand: Big Hammer

Tackle Express Tips

• Match the Hatch: Choose a head color that contrasts slightly with your swimbait body — a darker head with a lighter body creates a natural silhouette that triggers more strikes
• Weight Matters: Use the lightest weight that still lets you feel the bottom or maintain contact — lighter heads produce a more natural, slower fall that fish can't resist
• Keep a Color Rotation: Carry at least 2–3 colors per trip. Start with natural tones in clear water and switch to brighter colors if the bite is slow or water is stained

Frequently Asked Questions

Do these work with other swimbait brands, or only Big Hammer?

While they're optimized for Big Hammer swimbaits, these jig heads work well with most soft plastic swimbaits of similar size. You'll get the best action and balance when paired with the intended Big Hammer baits, but they're versatile enough for general swimbait fishing.

What's the difference between the 2/0 and 4/0 hook sizes?

The 2/0 hooks are paired with the lighter weights (3/16oz–3/8oz) and are ideal for smaller baits and lighter line. The 4/0 and 5/0 hooks come on the heavier weights (1/2oz–1.5oz) and are built for bigger baits, bigger fish, and heavier cover where you need more hook gap and holding power.

How many come in a pack?

Pack counts vary by size: the 3/16oz, 1/4oz, 3/8oz, and 1/2oz sizes come 3 per pack, while the 3/4oz, 1oz, and 1.5oz sizes come 2 per pack.

The Owner Weighted Beast Hooks with twist lock are one of the finest hooks made for soft swimbaits or thicker plastic baits. The extra wide gap allows for a thicker plastic lure and the centering pin makes rigging a breeze. With Owner's patented center pin twist lock, the position of the hook is perfect and won't wander to one side or the other when you twist it on.

The weight on the shank acts as a keel and won't let the bait roll over or wobble uncontrollably. The 3X strong wired hook can land big fish without bending or letting the fish off. With the super sharp point, this hook is sure to become one of your favorites—it is one of our favorites. Next time you need an extra wide gap weighted hook, try the Owner Weighted Beast Hook.

Key Features:

• Centering Pin Spring: Patented twist lock for perfect rigging
• Extra Wide Gap: Allows for thicker plastic lures
• Weighted Shank: Acts as keel to prevent rolling
• 3X Strong Wire: Land big fish without bending
• Super Needle Point: Super sharp for hooksets
• No Slip Rigging: Hook won't wander to one side
• Open/Full Gap: Maximum hookup ratio

Performance Advantages:

• Perfect Hook Position: Centering pin keeps hook aligned
• Keel Weight: Prevents bait roll and wobble
• Easy Rigging: Centering pin makes rigging a breeze
• Big Fish Strength: 3X strong for landing big fish
• Super Sharp: Owner quality sharpness
• One of the Finest: Premium swimbait hook

Ideal Applications:

• Soft swimbaits
• Thicker plastic baits
• Large soft plastics
• Big bass fishing
• Situations requiring weighted hooks
• Applications needing extra wide gap
• Any swimbait fishing

Recommended Baits:

• Soft swimbaits
• Thicker plastic baits
• Large paddle tail swimbaits
• Big soft plastics

Available Sizes:

When you need weighted hooks with centering pin spring, extra wide gap, weighted shank keel, 3X strong wire, Super Needle Point, and no slip rigging for soft swimbaits and thicker plastic baits, the Owner Weighted Beast Hooks are the choice of serious swimbait anglers.

Note: Patented center pin twist lock keeps hook position perfect. Weight on shank acts as keel to prevent bait roll. One of the finest hooks made for soft swimbaits.

The Owner Ultra Wire Split Rings are built with heavier-gauge wire than standard split rings, delivering significantly higher breaking strength for demanding saltwater applications — yellowtail, tuna, calico bass, and any situation where a standard split ring is the weak link. Precision-wound coils stay closed under load and resist spreading during the fight. Available in sizes 3 through 11 covering 125 lb to 420 lb breaking strength, with 4 rings per pack.

Key Features

• Ultra-Heavy Wire Construction — Heavier gauge than standard split rings; significantly higher breaking strength for big fish and heavy iron applications.
• Precision-Wound Coils — Tight, consistent winding keeps rings closed under load and resists spreading during the fight.
• Corrosion-Resistant Finish — Withstands repeated saltwater exposure; suitable for inshore and offshore applications.
• Smooth Polished Surface — Protects leader and line material from abrasion at the connection point.
• Wide Size Range — Sizes 3–11 cover light inshore applications through heavy offshore iron and live bait rigs.

Product Specifications

Best For

• Yellowtail & Calico Bass — Sizes 5–7 (110–215 lb) for connecting treble hooks and assist hooks on iron jigs; heavy enough to handle hard-running yellowtail without spreading.
• Tuna & Offshore Iron — Sizes 8–11 (240–420 lb) for heavy iron, large poppers, and offshore applications where standard split rings are the weak link.
• Hard Bait Upgrades — Sizes 3–5 (110–150 lb) for upgrading factory split rings on swimbaits, crankbaits, and hard jerkbaits.
• Live Bait Rigs — Corrosion-resistant finish and tight coils make these reliable for live bait rigs exposed to repeated saltwater use.

Lead Egg Sinkers can be used in so many ways while fishing it's hard to say how the best way to use them is.  For live bait fishing offshore in Southern California, we use them most often to get our bait deeper in the column.  Often times the bird will eat your bait and just a little weight can get it out of reach of the birds and in the mouth of the fish.  

In freshwater, they are often used for fishing the Carolina Rig for many different species.  These lead weights are made by Leadmasters and are premium quality.  Get some as an add on to your order like most of our customers do.  We also have torpedo weights if you're looking for weights over 1oz.  

Additional shipping for lead weights may apply at checkout.

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

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.

The Keitech Super Round Tungsten Jig Head is a high-performance, professional-grade jig head from Japan. The round head design features a slender collar that holds soft plastic baits securely without tearing them. The hooks are engineered with a specific bend that increases strength and improves hook-up ratios. Tungsten is significantly harder and denser than lead, enabling a smaller, more compact head profile for the same weight — with greater sensitivity to bottom composition and structure.

Key Features

• Tungsten head — harder and denser than lead, smaller profile
• Round head design — versatile presentation for drop shot, split shot, and light line techniques
• Slender collar — holds soft plastics securely without tearing
• Engineered hook bend — increased strength and hook-up ratio
• Choose your weight and hook size — 20 configurations available

1/16 & 3/32 - 4 per pack
1/8 & 3/16 - 3 per pack
1/4 - 2 per pack

Available Configurations

BKK Split Ring-51 gives your lure and hook connections a cleaner, more dependable link. These stainless steel split rings are precision forged and tempered to balance strength with elasticity, then chemically polished to smooth the edges and help protect line and terminal tackle from abrasion.

Whether you are rebuilding a hard bait after a long day of casting or refreshing the connection on a saltwater trolling lure, the right split ring keeps the rest of the rig working as intended. With listed options from 30 lb through 400 lb, you can match the ring to the lure, hook, and technique instead of forcing one size to do everything.

Why the Connection Matters

Standard hardware can rust, develop rough edges, or flex when the lure is working hard. The Split Ring-51 is built for wet fishing conditions where corrosion resistance, smooth finishing, and controlled elasticity matter. The tradeoff is simple: choose the correct size for your setup and use split-ring pliers for a clean, secure installation.

Where It Fits Best

• Techniques: casting, trolling, jigging, and replacing lure-to-hook connections.
• Conditions: saltwater, brackish water, and freshwater applications where terminal tackle is exposed to spray or repeated wetting.
• Best for: hard baits, plugs, jigs, replacement treble hooks, and general lure hardware upgrades.

Key Features

• High-quality stainless steel construction.
• Precision forged and tempered for strength and elasticity.
• Chemically polished finish that smooths angles and helps reduce line damage.
• Listed strength options from 30 lb to 400 lb.
• Product SKU: D-SP-1010.

Models & Specs

Tackle Express Tips

• Match the ring to the lure and hook size, not just the target species. Oversized hardware can change lure action.
• Use split-ring pliers and check that the ring closes fully after installation.
• Rinse terminal tackle with fresh water after saltwater use and replace any ring that shows distortion or rough edges.

Build the Connection

Pair replacement rings with BKK Viper-61 Treble Hooks or BKK Raptor-Z Treble Hooks when refreshing a hard bait. For lure setups, see the Submission Fishing Jigs Mercenary.

FAQ

What are BKK Split Ring-51 rings used for?
They connect lures, plugs, jigs, and replacement hooks while providing a smooth, corrosion-resistant stainless steel connection.

Which size should I choose?
Choose the listed strength and physical size that suit the lure and hook connection. The available options run from 30 lb to 400 lb, so smaller rings fit lighter terminal tackle while larger rings suit heavier setups.

Do these split rings work in saltwater?
Yes. The stainless steel construction and chemically polished finish are suited to saltwater, brackish, and freshwater use. Rinse them with fresh water after saltwater trips.

See the BKK Split Ring-51 in action:

The Owner ST-36 Treble Hook is the go-to replacement hook for serious hard bait anglers. Its Super Needle Point is razor-sharp straight out of the package, and the Black Chrome finish provides reliable rust resistance in both fresh and saltwater. Light wire 1X construction keeps the hook weight minimal so your crankbaits, jerkbaits, and topwaters run exactly as designed — no altered action, no nose-diving, just clean, balanced presentation.

It's no coincidence that manufacturers like Lucky Craft spec Owner trebles as OEM hardware. When you're upgrading dull factory hooks or replacing damaged ones, the ST-36 is the benchmark for light wire treble performance. Check out the full line of Lucky Craft Lures.

Best For

• Techniques: Crankbaits, jerkbaits, topwater walking baits, hard swimbaits, inline spinners, spoons
• Species: Largemouth bass, smallmouth bass, trout, walleye, striped bass, calico bass
• Use Case: OEM replacement hooks, upgrading factory trebles, light wire applications where hook weight matters
• Wire Strength: 1X light wire — ideal when lure balance and action are the priority

Key Features

• Super Needle Point — Surgically sharp out of the box, no honing required
• Black Chrome Finish — Rust-resistant coating for fresh and saltwater durability
• 1X Light Wire Construction — Minimizes hook weight to preserve lure action and balance
• OEM Quality — Used by Lucky Craft and other premium lure manufacturers
• Wide Size Range — Available in sizes 20 through 3/0 to fit virtually any hard bait

Tackle Express Tips:

• Use these 1X light wire hooks for lures that use a lightwire hook from the manufacturer.  If you change the hook to a heavier hook, the lure may not swim correctly.
• Have extra hooks and split ring pliers handy, light wire hooks can break or ben easily when removing the hook from the fishes mouth. Pittbull Split Ring Pliers are very effective.

Owner Treble Hook Strength Guide

The Owner Mosquito Hooks have a wide variety of uses for light line or smaller fish applications. They work great for small live bait, worms, drop shot, and small trout and crappie plastics. Features include a black chrome finish, fine wire forged shank with an offset, and Super Needle Point.

Key Features:

• Black Chrome Finish: Corrosion resistance and stealth
• Fine Wire Construction: Light weight for small baits
• Forged Shank: Added strength without excess weight
• Offset Design: Better hookup ratio
• Super Needle Point: Razor-sharp for instant penetration
• Light Line Optimized: Designed for finesse applications
• Versatile Uses: Multiple light line techniques

Performance Advantages:

• Light Wire: Doesn't impede small baits
• Fine Wire Penetration: Easy hooksets on light line
• Forged Strength: Strong despite fine wire
• Sharp Performance: Super Needle Point for hookups
• Versatile Applications: Multiple light line uses
• Black Chrome: Corrosion resistant and low visibility

Ideal Applications:

• Small live bait fishing
• Worm fishing
• Drop shot fishing
• Small trout plastics
• Crappie plastics
• Light line finesse fishing
• Smaller fish applications

Recommended Baits:

• Small live bait
• Worms
• Small trout plastics
• Crappie plastics
• Finesse soft plastics

When you need hooks with black chrome finish, fine wire forged shank, offset design, Super Needle Point, and light line optimization for small live bait, worms, drop shot, and small trout and crappie plastics, the Owner Mosquito Hooks are the choice of serious light line anglers.

Note: Fine wire forged shank with offset and Super Needle Point. Wide variety of uses for light line or smaller fish applications. Also available in red finish. Pro Packs available in black chrome only.

Premium Swim Jig Heads for Swimbait Fishing

The Warbaits Swim Jig Heads deliver premium swim jig performance designed for serious bass anglers who demand natural swimming action with swimbaits and soft plastics. Built with quality construction and optimized swim jig design, these jig heads provide exceptional swimming action, weedless capability, and proven effectiveness for targeting bass around cover and structure. The Swim Jig Heads represent Warbaits' commitment to creating quality swim jig heads for bass fishing.

Advanced Swim Jig Head Design

• Streamlined Head: Hydrodynamic design provides natural swimming action
• Weedless Design: Recessed hook eye and head shape allow fishing through cover
• Optimized Weight: Balanced design for ideal swimming depth and action
• Quality Hook: Sharp premium hook ensures solid hooksets
• Versatile Design: Works with various swimbaits and soft plastic trailers

Premium Construction Features

• Durable Construction: Quality materials withstand repeated use and big bass
• Sharp Hook: Premium hook provides reliable hooksets on strikes
• Balanced Design: Optimized weight distribution for natural swimming action
• Quality Finish: Durable finish ensures long-lasting performance
• Proven Design: Time-tested swim jig configuration triggers strikes

Swim Jig Bass Fishing Applications

The Warbaits Swim Jig Heads excel in swim jig bass fishing applications. Perfect for swimming through grass and vegetation, working around wood and structure, fishing shallow cover, targeting bass in heavy cover, or any situation where weedless swimming presentations are critical. The streamlined head design provides natural swimming action while the weedless design allows you to work it through heavy cover where big bass hide.

Key Features

Warbaits Quality

Warbaits has been creating quality fishing lures for serious bass anglers, and the Swim Jig Heads continue this tradition with optimized swim jig design and premium construction. Every jig head is manufactured to exacting standards to ensure consistent performance. From weekend anglers to serious swim jig specialists, the Warbaits Swim Jig Heads deliver the natural swimming action and weedless performance that bass anglers demand.

Experience the premium swim jig head performance that serious bass anglers trust. The Warbaits Swim Jig Heads aren't just jig heads—they're precision tools built for swim jig fishing success.

Catch more bass in heavy cover with Warbaits Swim Jig Heads—where streamlined design meets weedless performance.

SPRO Power Swivel Standard puts smooth line-twist control into a compact connection. Built with a brass body and stainless-steel line ties, this Japan-made swivel suits anglers who want to keep their terminal tackle tidy without ignoring strength. Pick the size that fits your line, leader and presentation, then let the swivel rotate as your rig moves.

A Small Connection That Keeps Turning

Twisted line can make a finesse rig harder to manage and cause frustration between casts. The Power Swivel's smooth rotation is meant to reduce that problem, while its gunmetal-black finish keeps the connection visually subdued. The range covers lighter freshwater presentations such as drop-shot rigs through larger inshore and saltwater setups. It is a swivel, not a snap: for quick lure changes, compare the SPRO Prime Snap Mini or the SPRO Prime Snap.

The Right Pick If...

You need line-twist control and want to choose a swivel by the dimensions and test ratings in the chart below. Smaller sizes keep the connection compact for finesse work; larger ratings suit rigs with higher strength demands. Match the swivel to your entire setup rather than choosing by the fish species alone.

Best For

• Drop-shot and other finesse rigs where line twist is a concern.
• Freshwater and saltwater terminal-tackle connections.
• Choosing a compact swivel by listed length, eye size and test rating.

Key Features

• Brass body and stainless-steel line ties.
• Smooth rotation to help manage line twist.
• Gunmetal-black finish.
• Ten listed sizes, from size 10 through 2/0.

Models & Specs

Dimensions and test ratings follow the existing size chart. The previous opening copy described size 10 as a quarter-inch long, but its chart says 3/8 inch; confirm that dimension if it matters to your rig. Size 7's variant label says Qty 5 while its SKU ends in “-10”; verify the physical pack count before ordering by quantity.

Rigging and Care

Connect the swivel between the appropriate line and leader or rig components, then check knots and make sure it rotates freely. Inspect it after fishing grit or debris, and rinse your terminal tackle after saltwater use.

Tackle Express Tips

• Start with the eye size and test rating, not just the size number.
• Check the knots and rotation before a long session.
• Use a snap separately if you also need fast lure changes.

FAQ

What does a swivel help with? It rotates to help manage line twist in a rig.

What is the smallest listed size? Size 10 is listed at 35 lb test and 3/8-inch length in the existing chart.

Is a snap included? This is the standard swivel listing, not a snap-swivel combination.

Choose the size suited to your setup and keep the connection turning.

Picasso Tungsten Worm & Flipping Weights

Picasso didn’t just make tungsten weights — they invented the process. These weights are manufactured from the same molds used for Tru-Tungsten, using the fray-free, insert-free manufacturing process that Picasso originally created. Every weight then goes through additional processing and quality control at their own USA facility, ensuring each one that hits your line is flawless.

Why Picasso Tungsten?

• 97% pure tungsten – denser than lead for a smaller profile and superior bottom feel
• Fray-free & insert-free – won’t damage your line over time
• USA quality control – every weight inspected before packaging
• Maximum sensitivity – detect subtle bites you’d miss with lead
• Available in Worm and Flipping styles across 10 colors

Sizes & Pack Quantities

• 1/16 oz – 5 pack
• 1/8 oz – 4 pack
• 3/16 oz – 4 pack
• 1/4 oz – 3 pack
• 5/16 oz – 3 pack
• 3/8 oz – 3 pack
• 1/2 oz – 2 pack
• 3/4 oz – 1 pack
• 1 oz – 1 pack
• 1 1/2 oz – 1 pack
• 2 oz – 1 pack

Colors Available

Watermelon Seed, Black, Green Pumpkin, Blood Red, Gunmetal – in both standard and flipping styles.

Perfect for Texas rigs, Carolina rigs, drop shots, and heavy cover flipping. If you’re serious about feeling every tick on the bottom, Picasso tungsten is the upgrade your rig needs.

Owner Hyper Ball Bearing Swivels are what goes between your main line and leader when line twist isn't an option. Rated from 100 lb (Size 3) to 400 lb (Size 8), built from stainless steel with a black chrome finish, and engineered with a precision ball bearing that keeps spinning smoothly under the sustained load of a running fish — these are the swivels you reach for when the application demands reliability, not luck.

Spins Under Load. Standard Swivels Don't.

A barrel swivel looks functional sitting on a tackle shop peg. Under the rotational pressure of a live bait, a trolled lure, or a fish doing barrel rolls on the surface, it seizes. The Owner Hyper uses a precision ball bearing inside the housing that maintains free rotation even under heavy tension — which is exactly when you need it most. Line twist ruins leaders, weakens connections, and tangles rigs. The Hyper eliminates the source.

Where Barrel Swivels Fall Short

Barrel swivels are fine for light applications where rotation load is minimal. Put one on a fast-spinning live mackerel, a high-speed trolling lure, or a deep jig on a long drop, and the swivel body seizes under tension — your line twists anyway, and you've got a false sense of protection. Owner's ball bearing mechanism is rated to spin freely even under the sustained load of a hard-fighting fish, which is the only condition that actually matters.

What Sets Them Apart

• Precision Ball Bearing — Maintains free 360° rotation under load; doesn't seize under tension like barrel swivels
• Stainless Steel Construction — Black chrome finish resists corrosion in saltwater and stands up to repeated offshore use
• High Strength Range — Size 3 (100 lb) through Size 8 (400 lb) covers everything from inshore leaders to heavy trolling rigs
• Welded Stainless Rings — Both connection rings are welded closed; no opening under load, no knot slippage
• Compact Profile — Low-drag body doesn't create a pressure wake or spook fish at speed
• Owner Japanese Engineering — Consistent tolerance and finish across every unit in the pack

The Right Pick If…

• You troll lures or live bait and need a swivel that actually spins under tension
• You target tuna, marlin, wahoo, or billfish where line twist on a long fight is catastrophic
• You jig deep and need a swivel that handles the spin coming off a fast-fall jig
• You run live bait rigs for yellowtail, striped bass, or king mackerel
• You want to replace weak or corroded barrel swivels with something rated for your actual leader strength

Best Fishing Techniques

• Offshore trolling — Sizes 5–7 between main line and leader on high-speed trolling spreader bars and cedar plugs
• Live bait fishing — Sizes 3–5 prevent kite and flat-line live baits from twisting the leader during long swims
• Vertical jigging — Size 3–4 between braid and fluorocarbon leader; prevents twist transferred from fast-fall and slow-pitch jigs
• Bottom fishing — Size 4–5 on knocker rigs and Carolina rigs; keeps the leader clean on multi-drop trips
• Musky and pike trolling — Sizes 3–4 handle freshwater big-game applications

Best Conditions

• Offshore saltwater — primary application; black chrome stainless handles repeated exposure
• High-speed trolling — ball bearing stays functional at speed where barrel swivels fail
• Long fights with large pelagics — sustained rotational load is where the ball bearing earns its keep
• Deep jigging — fast-fall jigs generate significant twist on the drop that a barrel swivel can't clear

Best For

• Sizes 3–4 (100–125 lb) — Inshore leaders, live bait rigs, light offshore jigging, musky and pike
• Sizes 5–6 (160–190 lb) — Offshore trolling leaders, yellowfin tuna, wahoo, large yellowtail
• Sizes 7–8 (300–400 lb) — Heavy billfish rigging, marlin, spreader bars, heavy stand-up tackle

Models & Specs

Specs are loaded dynamically from product metafields. Available: Size 3 (5158-031, 100 lb, Qty 5), Size 4 (5158-041, 125 lb, Qty 5), Size 5 (5158-051, 160 lb, Qty 5), Size 6 (5158-061, 190 lb, Qty 4), Size 7 (300 lb, Qty 3), Size 8 (400 lb, Qty 3).

Tackle Express Tips

• Size to your leader, not your main line. The swivel only needs to be rated at or above your leader strength — not your braid. Most inshore and nearshore applications are covered by Size 3–4. Go to Size 5–6 for offshore yellowfin and wahoo. Reserve Size 7–8 for heavy marlin and billfish setups.
• Rinse after every saltwater trip. Ball bearing mechanisms hold up well in salt, but the bearing housing can trap salt crystals if left unrinsed. A quick freshwater rinse after each trip keeps the rotation smooth for seasons, not just months.
• Use a loop-to-loop or Bimini connection on the main line side. Direct clinch knots on heavy braid put localized pressure on the swivel ring under load. A Bimini twist or double-line connection distributes that load more evenly and maximizes the rated strength of the swivel.

FAQ

Q: What's the difference between a ball bearing swivel and a barrel swivel?
A: A barrel swivel uses a simple pin-through-barrel mechanism that can seize under tension. A ball bearing swivel uses a ring of small steel balls inside the housing that maintain free rotation even under heavy load. For light freshwater applications, a barrel swivel is fine. For anything involving sustained rotational pressure — trolling, live bait, deep jigging — a ball bearing swivel is the correct tool.

Q: Do I need a snap swivel or a straight swivel?
A: For most applications, a straight ball bearing swivel with a separate snap or split ring gives you more flexibility and a cleaner connection. Snap swivels add a potential failure point at the snap. Use a straight Hyper Ball Bearing Swivel and attach your lure or leader with a quality snap or direct knot.

Q: Are these rated for fluorocarbon leaders?
A: Yes. The welded stainless rings accept all standard knots — Palomar, clinch, uni-to-uni — in both monofilament and fluorocarbon. For heavy fluoro leaders (80 lb+), use a non-slip loop knot or snell connection to preserve as much knot strength as possible.

The Owner Single Replacement Hook X-Strong is perfect for replacing trebles on both freshwater and inshore baits. These are great for fishing areas with lots of grass, kelp, or cover that make fishing with treble hooks nearly impossible.

These single hooks are less damaging to fish when practicing catch and release. Always be sure to rig the front hook with the point facing forward and the rear facing rear. Features include Black Chrome finish and Super Needle Point.

Key Features:

• X-Strong Construction: Extra strength for reliable hookups
• Single Hook Design: Less damaging to fish
• Super Needle Point: Razor-sharp for instant penetration
• Black Chrome Finish: Corrosion resistance and sleek appearance
• Versatile Applications: Freshwater and inshore fishing
• Cover-Friendly: Navigate grass, kelp, and cover
• Catch and Release Friendly: Less damage to fish

Performance Advantages:

• Heavy Cover Confidence: Fish where trebles can't go
• Fish-Friendly: Less damage for catch and release
• Superior Penetration: Super Needle Point for hooksets
• Corrosion Resistant: Black Chrome finish for durability
• Reliable Strength: X-strong for fighting fish
• Versatile Use: Freshwater and saltwater applications

Ideal Applications:

• Replacing trebles on crankbaits
• Fishing in heavy grass and kelp
• Cover-oriented fishing
• Catch and release fishing
• Freshwater bass fishing
• Inshore saltwater fishing
• Situations where trebles are impractical

Available Sizes:

When you need single replacement hooks with X-strong construction, Super Needle Point, Black Chrome finish, and fish-friendly design for replacing trebles on freshwater and inshore baits in areas with grass, kelp, or cover, the Owner Single Replacement Hook 1X Strong is the choice of serious anglers.

Pro Tip: Always rig the front hook with the point facing forward and the rear hook with the point facing rear for optimal performance.

The Dirty Jigs Pivot Point Football Jig Head is a unique and innovative jig design that maximizes the action of your soft plastic baits. By featuring two wire loops—one for a 60-degree line tie and the other connecting to a pivoting Gamakatsu SuperLine Offset EWG Hook—this jig allows for unmatched movement and lifelike presentation. When rigging a soft plastic bait such as a craw, creature, or worm, the bait has more freedom to float and move naturally in the water, increasing its effectiveness in attracting fish.

To ensure the best performance, it’s important to rig your bait so that it doesn't cover the hook eye. This allows the bait to move more freely and enhances the natural swimming action, which is key to enticing strikes.

If you're targeting bass or other species, this jig head is a fantastic choice to improve your chances of success with soft plastics. Have you used a similar jig design before, or are you looking to try something new?

Premium Flipping Hooks for Heavy Cover Bass Fishing

The Owner Covershot Hooks deliver premium flipping hook performance designed for serious bass anglers who fish heavy cover. Built with Owner's legendary sharp hook and strong wire construction, these hooks provide exceptional strength, instant penetration, and proven effectiveness for flipping and pitching in cover. The Covershot represents Owner's commitment to creating the world's sharpest flipping hooks for cover fishing.

Advanced Covershot Hook Design

• Strong Wire Construction: Durable wire handles big bass and heavy cover
• Wide Gap Design: Optimized gap accommodates soft plastics and creature baits
• Cutting Point Technology: Owner's precision-ground point ensures instant penetration
• Offset Shank: Weedless rigging design for fishing heavy cover
• Flipping Optimized: Designed specifically for flipping and pitching techniques

Premium Construction Features

• Legendary Sharpness: Owner's proprietary point design penetrates with minimal pressure
• Strong Wire: Reliable construction withstands big fish and heavy pressure
• Wide Gap: Optimized geometry maximizes hookup ratio with soft plastics
• Precision Engineering: Japanese craftsmanship ensures consistent quality
• Owner Quality: Trusted brand known for the world's sharpest hooks

Cover Fishing Applications

The Covershot Hooks excel in cover fishing applications. Perfect for flipping and pitching in vegetation, fishing around wood and laydowns, targeting bass in heavy cover, working creature baits and worms, or any situation where flipping hooks are needed. The strong wire construction provides the strength needed to pull bass from heavy cover while the cutting point technology ensures instant penetration. The wide gap design accommodates soft plastics while the offset shank allows weedless rigging for fishing thick cover where bass hide.

Key Features

Owner Quality

Owner has been creating the world's sharpest fishing hooks for serious anglers worldwide, and the Covershot Hooks continue this tradition with cutting point technology and strong wire construction. Every hook is manufactured to exacting Japanese standards to ensure consistent performance. From weekend anglers to serious cover fishing specialists, the Covershot delivers the strength and sharpness that flipping anglers demand.

Experience the legendary hook sharpness that serious bass anglers trust. The Owner Covershot Hooks aren't just flipping hooks—they're precision-engineered equipment built for cover fishing success.

Pull bass from heavy cover with Owner Covershot Hooks—where strong wire meets legendary Owner sharpness.

Phenix Finesse Slider Weights are exactly like the Mojo weights we used to know and love! Perfect for split-shotting and carolina rigging due to their long, cylindrical shape. This shape also allows them to come through cover and rocks with ease.