Freshwater Terminal Tackle

Roboworm Gamakatsu ReBarb Worm Hooks are built around a single defining feature: a plastic barb on the shank that prevents the worm from sliding down the hook after the cast. Cast after cast, the worm stays in the perfect position on the hook — no re-rigging, no worm bunching at the bend. The thin wire gauge sets the hook easily on light line, and the barb and bend geometry keep fish on the hook through the fight. Effective for plastic worms and live worms on Carolina rigs, weedless drop shots, Texas rigs, and more. Available in Aberdeen, Light Wire, and Medium Wire styles across 9 size options.

Key Features

• Plastic Barb on the Shank — Prevents Worm Slip — The ReBarb’s defining feature is a small plastic barb positioned on the shank that grips the worm and prevents it from sliding down toward the bend during the cast and retrieve; the barb keeps the worm in the correct rigging position cast after cast, eliminating the need to re-rig after every few casts; works with both soft plastic worms and live worms.
• Thin Wire Gauge — Easy Hooksets on Light Line — The light and medium wire options are designed for finesse applications where thin wire is needed for easy hooksets on light fluorocarbon and monofilament line; the thin wire penetrates the fish’s mouth more easily than a heavy wire hook on the same hookset force, making it ideal for drop shot, shaky head, and finesse Texas rig applications where light line is standard.
• Barb & Bend Geometry — Keeps Fish On — The hook’s barb and bend geometry are designed to keep fish on the hook through the fight; the barb prevents the hook from backing out during head shakes and the bend geometry maintains consistent hook pressure throughout the fight.
• Gamakatsu Quality — Needle-Sharp Out of the Pack — Made by Gamakatsu, known for needle-sharp hooks that penetrate easily and maintain their edge through extended use.

Size & Wire Selection Guide

Best For

• Weedless Drop Shot — The ReBarb’s plastic barb keeps the worm in the correct nose-hook or wacky-hook position on the drop shot rig cast after cast; use Size 1 or Size 2 Light Wire for finesse drop shot applications on 6–8 lb fluorocarbon.
• Texas Rig — The plastic barb keeps the worm from sliding down the shank during the cast and retrieve through heavy cover; use Medium Wire sizes (1/0–4/0) matched to the worm size for standard Texas rig applications.
• Carolina Rig — Effective on a Carolina rig where the worm is exposed on a long leader; the plastic barb keeps the worm in position during the long cast required for Carolina rig fishing; use Medium Wire sizes matched to the worm size.
• Live Worm Fishing — The Aberdeen style sizes (Size 2 and Size 4) are ideal for live worm fishing; the Aberdeen bend allows the worm to move naturally while the plastic barb keeps it from sliding down the shank.

The Gamakatsu Round 211 Jig Head is built for anglers who demand precision in finesse and grub presentations. Its short-shank design keeps your soft plastic tight to the head for a natural, compact profile — exactly what pressured fish respond to.

Fitted with an ultra-sharp Gamakatsu hook and two keeper barb rings behind the head, your plastics stay locked in place cast after cast. The classic round head shape gives you maximum versatility across a wide range of retrieves and depths.

Key Features

• Short-shank round jig head for finesse and grub rigs
• Ultra-sharp Gamakatsu hook for reliable hooksets
• Two keeper barb rings to secure soft plastics
• Versatile round head design — works across multiple presentations
• 5 per pack

Specifications

The Owner Darter Jig Heads come with a lead head and a light wire 2/0 hook. They are perfect for smaller shad, fluke, or other small baitfish style plastics. Featuring a lead head and a light wire 2/0 hook, Owner Darter Jig Heads are designed for tackling smaller shad, fluke, and other small baitfish style plastics with ease. These jig heads offer precision and versatility for catching a wider range of fish.

Key Features:

• Lead Head: Optimal weight for casting and depth
• Light Wire 2/0 Hook: Perfect for smaller baits
• Darter Design: Precision jig head shape
• Super Needle Point: Razor sharp hook
• Owner Quality: Premium construction
• Versatile Use: Multiple baitfish plastics
• Precision Design: For wider range of fish

Performance Advantages:

• Light Wire Hook: Perfect for smaller baits
• Precision Casting: Lead head design
• Versatility: Multiple plastic styles
• Super Sharp: Owner sharpness for hooksets
• Wider Range: Catch more fish species
• Easy Rigging: Simple to use

Ideal Applications:

• Smaller shad fishing
• Fluke fishing
• Small baitfish plastics
• Bass fishing
• Largemouth bass
• Freshwater fishing
• Any small baitfish application

Recommended Baits:

• Smaller shad
• Fluke
• Small baitfish style plastics
• Soft jerkbaits
• Paddle tail swimbaits

When you need darter jig heads with lead head, light wire 2/0 hook, precision design, Super Needle Point, and Owner quality for smaller shad, fluke, and other small baitfish style plastics for bass and freshwater fishing, the Owner Darter Jig Heads are the choice of serious soft plastic anglers.

Note: Lead head with light wire 2/0 hook. Perfect for smaller shad, fluke, and small baitfish style plastics. Precision and versatility for wider range of fish.

SPRO Prime Snap Mini gives you a quick, secure lure connection without tying a new knot every time you change baits. Its compact stainless-steel design helps keep the connection tidy, while the 90-degree wire ends create a sleek profile. Swap lures faster and spend more time fishing.

Change Lures Without Rebuilding Your Rig

Choose the Mini when you want a small snap for changing lures while retaining their movement. It is a practical alternative to repeatedly cutting and retying your leader. If you need a higher-strength snap for larger presentations, compare the SPRO Prime Snap instead.

Best For

• Quick lure changes during freshwater fishing.
• Presentations where a compact connection and lure movement matter.
• Matching a snap to the strength of your setup, from the listed 10 lb through 30 lb sizes.

Key Features

• Stainless-steel construction.
• Wire ends bent at 90 degrees for a sleek connection.
• Six snaps per pack.
• Four listed size and strength options.

Models & Specs

The Right Pick If...

You change lures often and want a compact snap instead of retying for each switch. Select a size appropriate for your line, leader and fishing conditions. A snap does not replace a swivel when line twist is the issue; consider a SPRO Power Swivel Standard for that job.

Tackle Express Tips

• Check that the snap is fully closed after each lure change.
• Inspect the wire for damage or distortion before your next cast.
• Use the smallest listed size that still suits the strength demands of your setup.

FAQ

How many snaps come in a pack? Six.

Which sizes are offered? The listed options are size 0 (10 lb), size 1 (15 lb), size 2 (20 lb), and size 4 (30 lb).

Is this a snap swivel? This listing is for a snap, not a swivel. If your rig needs line-twist control, add an appropriate swivel separately.

Pick the size that fits your rig and keep a pack handy for your next lure change.

A clip turns every lure change into ten seconds instead of two minutes. No retying, no burning three inches of leader every time you want to try something different, no fumbling a knot in the dark with cold hands while the bite happens without you.

Short version: single-strand black steel lure clips, 12 per pack, in four test ratings from 25 lb to 125 lb. Same price at every size.

Which Test Rating

The rule is simple: the clip should be rated above your leader, not equal to it. Terminal hardware should never be the weakest link in the system — when something gives, you want it to be the line, not the connection, so you lose a lure instead of a lure and a fish.

All four are the same price, so there's no reason to under-buy. If you're between two, take the heavier one — the size difference is small and the failure consequence isn't.

On an Umbrella Rig

The Kicker PK-Rig ships with clips already on the arms. These are your replacements — and on a rig you're going to fish for a season, you want spares in the box before you need them.

Go 75 or 125 lb for rig work. A five-arm rig carries five weighted baits through structure, and each clip is holding a bait against the load of the whole retrieve. This is the one application where the heaviest clip is the obvious choice.

The clips are also the reason an umbrella rig lasts more than one season. Every time you re-thread or re-tie an arm you work the wire, and worked wire fails. Clips mean you set the arms once and change baits without ever touching them.

Where Else They Earn Their Keep

• Surf fishing — changing between hard baits, spoons, and swimbaits as conditions shift, without retying in wet sand and wind.
• Working a spot — cycling through three or four presentations to find what they want, then staying on it.
• Iron — swapping surface and yo-yo jigs when the school moves up or down.
• Anywhere you're burning leader. Twenty lure changes on fluorocarbon costs you real money in line. Clips pay for themselves in a season.

Honest Trade-offs

A clip is one more connection between you and the fish, and there are days it isn't the right call:

• Clear water, wary fish. Black steel is low-visibility, but a direct knot is still less hardware in the strike zone.
• Baits with delicate action. Some small hard baits swim differently on a clip than on a loop knot. Worth testing before you commit a trip to it.
• Anything you'll fish all day without changing. If the lure isn't coming off, the clip isn't buying you anything.

Pro Tips from the Tackle Express Crew

• Check that the clip is fully closed before every cast. A clip that looks shut and isn't will hand your lure to the ocean on the hookset.
• Retire a clip that's been opened and closed a lot. Wire fatigues. At fifty cents each there's no reason to fish a tired one.
• Keep two ratings in the box. A 50 and a 125 covers almost everything most SoCal anglers fish in a season.
• Rinse them with the rest of your terminal. Electroplated black steel handles salt well, but nothing survives being left wet in a closed box.

Common Mistakes

• Matching the clip rating to the leader instead of exceeding it. The clip should be the strong part of the system.
• Using a light clip on an umbrella rig. Five weighted baits is a load no 25 lb clip should be holding.
• Assuming it's closed. The single most common way anglers lose a lure on a clip.
• Leaving a bent or sprung clip in rotation. Once it doesn't seat cleanly, it's done.

Specifications

Kicker does not publish clip length or wire diameter per rating. Call the shop and we'll measure the size you're considering.

What's Included

Twelve clips per pack, in the test rating selected. Lures, jig heads, and rigs are sold separately.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many clips are in a pack?
Twelve.

What test rating should I buy?
Pick one rated above your leader so the clip isn't the weak link. 50 lb for harbor and bay, 75 lb for calico and general saltwater, 125 lb for yellowtail and umbrella rigs, 25 lb for light freshwater and small baits.

Which size for an umbrella rig?
75 or 125 lb. A five-arm rig carries five weighted baits and each clip holds one against the load of the whole retrieve.

Do the different ratings cost different amounts?
No. All four are the same price, so buy the rating you need rather than the one you think is cheaper.

Does the PK-Rig already come with clips?
Yes — the rig ships with a clip on each arm. These are replacements and spares.

Will a clip change how my lure swims?
On most swimbaits and jigs, no. On some small hard baits with delicate action, a clip swims differently than a loop knot — worth testing before you rely on it.

Are they visible to fish?
Black steel is about as low-visibility as terminal hardware gets. In very clear water with wary fish, a direct knot is still less hardware in the strike zone.

How long does a clip last?
Until it stops seating cleanly. Wire fatigues with repeated opening and closing — at fifty cents each, retire them early.

Gear That Goes With It

• Kicker PK-Rig Umbrella Rig — five-arm rig these clips replace.
• Warbaits Neck Breaker Swing Head — the standard head for rig arms.
• Kicker Pickle Kick PK-5 — the everyday 5" swimbait.
• Kicker Booty Spin — blade-tail version of the same body.

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 this hardware on the same water you do. Not sure which rating your setup wants? Call us or come in — it's a five-dollar decision that costs a lot more when it's wrong.

Decoy Split Rings are premium terminal tackle components from the renowned Japanese manufacturer Decoy (Katsuichi Co., Ltd.), engineered for superior strength, durability, and corrosion resistance in both freshwater and saltwater environments. Crafted from high-grade, forged stainless steel—often featuring proprietary "hypower" alloys—these rings deliver an exceptional size-to-strength ratio, making them ideal for securing hooks, lures, and leaders without compromising performance. Their precise inner-cut design allows for effortless attachment to hook eyes or swivels, while angled edges prevent snagging on solid rings or lure components.

Key Features:

• Ultra-Strong Construction: Retain shape under extreme pressure, even with thick-wire hooks or heavy loads; perfect for big-game species like GT (giant trevally) and tuna when using the Heavy Class.
• Anti-Corrosion Finish: Hypower stainless steel ensures long-lasting performance in harsh marine conditions.
• Versatile Applications: Suited for popping, jigging, offshore trolling, and general rigging; available in light, heavy, and EX (extra strong) classes to match your tackle needs.

Available Variants:

Priced affordably, Decoy Split Rings are a go-to for anglers seeking reliable, Japanese-quality tackle that outperforms competitors. Always pair with quality pliers for safe opening and closing to maintain integrity.

The Core Tackle Tush is a fundamentally different approach to swimbait rigging. Unlike traditional swimbait jig heads that place all the weight at the front of the bait, Tush centers the weight inside the swimbait body — which changes everything about how the bait performs.

The result is more side-to-side belly roll on the retrieve, a more natural appearance in the water, and a compact profile that skips easily into tight cover. The internal weight system also locks the swimbait in place, prolonging bait life and saving you money over time. A Tackle Warehouse Best Seller and made in the USA.

Key Features

• Internal weight system — all lead hidden inside the bait for a natural profile
• Enhanced body roll — weight redistribution produces more side-to-side belly roll on the retrieve
• Higher hookup ratio — removing lead from the head improves hook penetration and conversion
• Compact design — skips easily into tight cover; more compact than traditional swimbait jig heads
• Swimbait lock — internal weight locks bait in place, extending bait life
• Made in the USA
• Tackle Warehouse Best Seller

Available Sizes

The Gamakatsu Round Bend Treble Bronze Hooks are very sticky hooks.  They aren't the strongest hooks with only 1X strong wire, but the thin wire sticks better than a stronger hook.  

If you're fish are coming off once hooked, consider going to these and see the difference.  You may need to change your hook out more often because they get bent, but at least you landed the fish.

These Owner Twistlock Hooks are one of our favorites. The screw with the center pin makes it very easy to screw the bait on perfect each and every time. We find these especially effective on Gary Yamamoto Senko worms as well as other stick bait worms. The hook is crazy sharp just like every Owner hook. This is a must-have in every worm angler's box.

Designed to Gary Yamamoto specifications.

Key Features:

• TwistLOCK Centering-Pin Spring: Screw bait on perfectly every time
• Center Pin Design: Easy and perfect bait rigging
• Crazy Sharp Hook: Owner quality sharpness
• Gary Yamamoto Specifications: Designed for Senko worms
• Versatile Applications: Works with stick baits and worms
• Owner Quality: Premium construction and materials
• 5 Per Pack: Ready for multiple setups

Performance Advantages:

• Perfect Rigging Every Time: Center pin ensures proper alignment
• Easy to Use: Simply screw bait onto spring
• Secure Bait Hold: Bait stays in place during fishing
• Crazy Sharp: Owner hook sharpness for hooksets
• Senko Optimized: Designed for Gary Yamamoto Senkos
• Must-Have Hook: Essential for worm anglers

Ideal Applications:

• Rigging Gary Yamamoto Senko worms
• Stick bait fishing
• Wacky rigging
• Weightless worm fishing
• Finesse worm presentations
• Bass fishing with soft plastics
• Any application requiring perfect bait rigging

Recommended Baits:

• Gary Yamamoto Senko worms
• Stick baits
• Finesse worms
• Soft plastic worms

When you need hooks with TwistLOCK Centering-Pin Spring, center pin design for perfect bait rigging, crazy sharp Owner quality, and Gary Yamamoto specifications for Senko worms and stick baits, the Owner Twistlock Hooks are the choice of serious worm anglers.

Note: 5 per pack. Designed to Gary Yamamoto specifications. The screw with center pin makes it easy to screw bait on perfect every time. A must-have in every worm angler's box.

Bullet Weights Finesse Drop Shot Weights are slender lead sinkers that attach below the hook on a drop-shot rig. Their elongated shape is an option for working rocky bottom, while the line-gripping clip lets you attach the weight without tying a separate knot. Choose the weight that keeps your rig controlled in the depth, wind, and current you are fishing.

Specifications and pack quantities

• Brand: Bullet Weights
• Style: Finesse drop-shot sinker
• Material: Lead
• Attachment: Line-gripping clip
• Included: Weights only; hooks and baits sold separately

Choose a weight and shape

Start lighter in shallow, calm water when you can maintain control. Move up in weight if wind, current, depth, or a long cast makes it difficult to track the rig. Use the lightest option that reliably does the job, while staying within your rod's rating.

The slender finesse shape is worth trying around rock where a round sinker may wedge. No shape eliminates hang-ups. For sand or mud, compare the broader contact of Bullet Weights Round Drop Shot Weights.

Rigging guidance

Tie your drop-shot hook with a tag end long enough for the spacing you want below the bait. Pass the tag through the weight's clip opening and draw it into the narrow gripping section. Check the hold before casting. Adjust the weight's position to change hook-to-weight spacing, and inspect the line whenever you move or replace it.

3 Tackle Express Tips

1. Distinguish bottom contact from excess weight. If you cannot follow the rig, try the next weight up. If it digs in or hangs repeatedly, change your angle or presentation as well as the sinker.
2. Check the clip area. Inspect the tag end for abrasion after snags and adjustments. Trim damaged line or re-rig rather than assuming the clip cannot harm it.
3. Keep bait movement controlled. Once the sinker settles, use small rod movements and pauses. Watch how much movement reaches the bait instead of constantly dragging the weight.

Frequently asked questions

Are these lead or tungsten weights?

This listing is the lead Finesse Drop Shot model.

How many weights come in a pack?

The 1/8-ounce pack has 7; 3/16- and 1/4-ounce packs have 6; the 3/8-ounce pack has 5.

Do I tie a knot to the weight?

The clip is designed to grip the tag end without a separate weight knot. Check that it holds your line before casting.

Will the finesse shape prevent every snag?

No. It offers a slim profile to try around rock, but the bottom, retrieve angle, and line placement still affect hang-ups.

SPRO Prime Snap makes lure changes quick when you are surf fishing or plugging. Its egg-shaped connection is designed to let a lure move freely, while the wire end bends at 90 degrees for a cleaner profile around cover. Change the presentation without cutting and retying every time the bite shifts.

More Fishing, Less Retying

When you are testing different plugs, a snap can save time between casts and keep the attachment simple. The Prime Snap's shape is intended to preserve lure action, and its bent wire end helps make the connection less likely to catch vegetation. Choose a listed strength suited to your complete line, leader and lure setup. If you need a smaller connection for lighter applications, compare the SPRO Prime Snap Mini.

The Right Pick If...

You regularly change lures while surf fishing or plugging and want the option of listed 50, 75, 125 or 175 lb strengths. The snap is not a swivel: if line twist is the problem, consider a separate SPRO Power Swivel Standard as part of your rig.

Best For

• Surf fishing and plugging with repeated lure changes.
• Keeping a lure's connection free to move.
• Matching snap strength to different leader and lure setups.

Key Features

• Egg-shaped snap connection intended to support lure action.
• Wire end bent at 90 degrees for a sleeker profile.
• Four listed sizes, from 50 to 175 lb.
• Quick lure attachment without retying for every change.

Models & Specs

Pack counts for sizes 5 and 6 come from the existing product description; the counts for sizes 3 and 4 are not specified there.

How to Use It

Attach the snap to your leader, close it fully around the lure's attachment point, and check the connection before casting. Switch plugs as conditions change, then inspect the wire after contact with rough structure or a hard fight.

Tackle Express Tips

• Match the snap's listed strength to the rest of your rig rather than choosing by lure size alone.
• Check that the closure is seated after every lure change.
• Replace a snap that has bent or no longer closes securely.

FAQ

What sizes are listed? Size 3 (50 lb), size 4 (75 lb), size 5 (125 lb) and size 6 (175 lb).

How many are in a pack? The original listing confirms seven for size 5 and six for size 6; it does not state pack counts for sizes 3 and 4.

Is this a snap swivel? No. This product is a snap; add a swivel separately if your rig needs line-twist control.

Pick the size that suits your setup and keep lure changes moving.

The Smart Mouth Plus Fish Head Jigs are designed to be fished in both fresh and saltwater and fulfills the demand for an assortment of hooks in a broad range of sizes from 1/8oz up to 2 oz.

The 3X Strong Mustad Ultra Point hook assures good hook penetration that will not open on the set and can handle big fish. Equipped with a double bait keeper, one on the collar and a wire barb on the hook shaft will keep your plastics secure cast after cast.

Our heavier sizes come equipped with up to a 7/0 hook to accommodate large swim baits and allow a fast retrieve over deep ledges while still keeping contact with the bottom and initiate a strike.

Smart Mouth Plus heads are matched perfectly for rigging on all Picasso products including; Bait Balls, V Rigs and Inviz Wire Pro spinnerbaits. Available in 5 fish catching colors

• 1/8 oz - 2/0 & 3/0 Mustad Hooks - 3 Pack
• 3/16 oz - 2/0 & 3/0 Mustad Hooks - 3 Pack
• 1/4 oz - 2/0, 3/0 & 4/0 Mustad Hooks - 3 Pack
• 3/8 oz - 2/0, 3/0, 4/0, & 5/0 Mustad Hooks - 3 Pack
• 1/2 oz - 3/0, 4/0 & 5/0 Mustad Hooks - 3 Pack
• 3/4 oz - 4/0, 5/0 & 7/0 Mustad Hooks - 2 Pack
• 1 oz - 5/0 & 7/0 Mustad Hooks - 2 Pack
• 1.5 oz - 5/0 & 7/0 Mustad Hooks - 2 Pack
• 2 oz - 7/0 Mustad Hook - 2 Pack

Unlock the ultimate finesse presentation with the Z-Man ShroomZ Micro Finesse Jig, a compact, skirted jighead designed to entice even the most finicky predators. Built on the legendary mushroom-shaped head that popularized the Ned Rig, this micro-sized jig adds a flowing, lifelike attraction that excels in clear water and high-pressure situations.

The standout feature of the ShroomZ Micro Finesse Jig is its 100% silicone skirt, custom-designed to deliver a tantalizingly slow fall rate and a realistic profile that mimics small crawfish or aquatic bugs. Despite its small size, it is built with high-quality hardware, including a size 1 black nickel light-wire hook that ensures effortless hook sets on light tackle.

Key Features:

• Mushroom-Style Head: The signature flat-bottom design allows your bait to stand straight up on the bottom, creating a natural, defensive posture.

• Slow, Tantalizing Fall: The fine-cut silicone skirt creates extra water resistance, slowing the descent to keep the bait in the strike zone longer.

• Adjustable Wire Weedguard: Features a dual multi-strand wire guard that provides snag resistance in wood and rocks without hindering hook penetration.

• Welded Wire Keeper: A specialized mid-shank keeper that locks ElaZtech trailers firmly in place, allowing you to catch dozens of fish on a single bait.

• Perfect Pairings: Optimized to work seamlessly with downsized trailers like the Finesse TRD, TRD CrawZ, or CrusteaZ.

• Weight & Color Options: Available in 1/8 and 3/16 oz weights and a variety of custom forage-mimicking colors like Green Pumpkin, PB&J, and Candy Craw.

Designed to provide some additional depth and eye-catching appeal to your presentation, the BKK Titandiver Weighted Swimbait Hooks are ideal for rigging a variety of large swimbaits and soft plastics. These swimbait hooks feature a deep hook gap that allows for proper rigging of plus-sized swimbaits for maximum hook point exposure after a bite.

A unique adjustable silicone bait stopper keeps soft plastics in position during casting and swimming, yet easily slides down the hook gap during a strike to expose the point. The hook eye is equipped with a screw-locking spring bait keeper designed to reduce wear and tear on your baits and make them easier to add or remove.

The addition of a fixed lead keel weight takes the action into deeper water, and also serves as an attachment point for a stainless steel spinning blade to improve the appeal of your lure. BKK's unique Super Slide coating aides in the hook point penetration process by reducing friction to a minimal level, ensuring higher hookup rates and more successful landings

2 per package

The BKK-RAPTOR-Z incorporates BKK’s latest manufacturing technologies, being engineered to hook strong and aggressive “monster” fish and stay hooked to the very end.

Thanks to BKK’s Hand ground technology and Bright Tin coating, it is equipped with ultimate impaling power, being able to penetrate even the hardest bony jaws and superior corrosion resistance.

BKK’s Slim Ring Technology further allows for an easier attachment of split rings.

It is one of the most used and popular treble hooks for a wide range of applications.

The Lead Masters Drop Shot Weights are purpose-built for drop shot fishing with a pinch clip line attachment that allows the weight to be secured to the tag end of the line without tying a knot — and repositioned up or down the line to adjust the distance between the hook and the weight without retying. The pinch clip mechanism grips the line securely during the retrieve and on the hookset while still allowing intentional repositioning when needed. Available in five weights from 1/16 oz to 3/8 oz to match a wide range of depth and current conditions. 8–10 per pack.

Key Features

• Pinch Clip Line Attachment — No Knot Required — The pinch clip (also called a pinch point or swivel clip) on the bottom of the weight grips the tag end of the line without requiring a knot; the clip allows the weight to be attached, removed, and repositioned on the line quickly without cutting and retying — a significant advantage when adjusting the hook-to-weight distance to match different bottom depths and structure.
• Repositionable Without Retying — The pinch clip allows the weight to slide up or down the tag end of the line to adjust the distance between the drop shot hook and the weight; longer distances (12–18") for suspending the bait higher off the bottom in clear water, shorter distances (6–10") for keeping the bait closer to the bottom in deeper water or when fish are holding tight to the bottom.
• Five Weight Options — 1/16 to 3/8 oz — Available in 1/16 oz, 1/8 oz, 3/16 oz, 1/4 oz, and 3/8 oz to match a wide range of depth and current conditions; lighter weights (1/16–1/8 oz) for shallow water and finesse presentations, mid weights (3/16–1/4 oz) for standard drop shot depth ranges, and heavier weights (3/8 oz) for deeper water and situations where wind or current requires more weight to maintain bottom contact.
• 8–10 Per Pack — The 1/16–1/4 oz sizes come in a 10-pack; the 3/8 oz comes in an 8-pack; provides multiple weights per pack for rigging multiple rods or replacing lost weights when fishing rocky bottom where snags are common.

Weight Selection Guide

Best For

• Drop Shot Bass Fishing — The primary application; rig a drop shot hook 6–18" above the weight on the main line and attach the weight to the tag end with the pinch clip; the weight sits on the bottom while the bait suspends above it at a fixed distance, presenting the soft plastic at a consistent depth in the strike zone without the bait touching the bottom.
• Clear Water & Finesse Fishing — Lighter weights (1/16–1/8 oz) for clear water finesse drop shot presentations where a slow, subtle presentation is needed to trigger strikes from pressured or finicky bass; the light weight allows the bait to move naturally with minimal angler input.
• Deep Water & Windy Conditions — Heavier weights (1/4–3/8 oz) for deep water drop shotting where more weight is needed to maintain bottom contact and keep the rig from drifting in wind and current; the 3/8 oz is the go-to weight for deep summer bass fishing in 20–40+ ft of water.

The Zappu Cocho Cocho jig head is unique due to it's wire hook keeper, tungsten head, and ultra snap Owner hook.  The 45 degree angle on the line tie makes this perfect for a vertical presentation and the downturned beak hook hooks 'em and won't let go.  

The hook keeper keeps the plastic worm or swimbait from sliding down and is one of the best designs we've seen.  Produced by Satoshi Okumura, you know every detail has been perfected.  Try them with the Reins Bubbling Shaker, they are a perfect match.

3 per pack

Wacky O Rings provide a place to attach your hook around a soft plastic worm for a wacky presentation. Slide a ring onto the bait, then pass the hook beneath the ring instead of piercing the worm's middle. A properly fitted ring can help reduce tearing at that attachment point. Each package contains 25 O-rings.

Choose by bait fit

The selector includes options labeled “5-inch and Smaller Senkos” and “5-inch and Bigger Senkos,” plus Red and Translucent choices in the smaller-bait group. These labels are starting points: worm thickness matters as well as length, and the labels overlap at 5 inches.

Look for a ring that stays in position without cutting deeply into the plastic. A loose ring can slide off, while an overly tight one can damage the bait. If you need an exact fit for a particular worm, confirm the ring size before ordering rather than relying on bait length alone.

Specifications

• Brand: O Wacky
• Product: O-rings for wacky rigging soft plastic worms
• Quantity: 25 rings per package
• Selection: Bait-size group and color as shown in the variant selector
• Included: O-rings only; tool, hooks, and worms sold separately

How to rig

A compatible wacky tool makes installation easier. Insert the worm into the tool, roll a ring from the tool onto the desired position on the worm, and withdraw the bait. Slip your hook beneath the ring, keeping the point and gap clear. Test the hold with a gentle pull before casting.

For a familiar stick-bait option, see the Yamamoto 5-inch Pro Senko. Check ring fit on the actual bait before fishing. Color is a preference; a red ring should not be assumed invisible underwater.

3 Tackle Express Tips

1. Start near the middle. Center the ring for a balanced wacky presentation, then make small placement changes if you want to alter how the bait hangs.
2. Check the grip after a fish. Inspect both ring and worm for tears or stretching. Replace a damaged ring before it releases the bait.
3. Use a smooth cast. Avoid a sharp snap that can pull a soft worm free. Check the bait is still seated correctly after the first cast.

Frequently asked questions

How many rings are included?

Each package contains 25 O-rings in the selected option.

Will these fit every worm?

No. Fit depends on the worm's diameter and softness, not just its length. The ring should hold securely without cutting into the bait.

Is a wacky tool included?

No. This listing is for replacement O-rings. A compatible tool is purchased separately.

Will an O-ring prevent all bait loss?

No. It can reduce damage at the hook attachment point, but casting, cover, fish, and the condition of the bait still affect how long it lasts.

The Decoy Nail Bomb VJ-71 Jig Heads combine a weighted head with an EWG-style hook so you can rig finesse soft plastics with the point tucked into the bait. When an exposed jig hook keeps catching light vegetation, this design gives you another way to fish a worm without giving up a compact, head-weighted presentation.

The longer hook shank positions the point farther back along the plastic, while the light-wire construction suits controlled hooksets on finesse tackle. Choose from hook sizes 2, 1, and 1/0 and listed head weights from 1/32 to 1/8 oz. Each pack contains five jig heads.

Keep the Bait Fishing, Not Collecting Weeds

Rig the plastic straight and lightly tuck the hook point into its surface to reduce exposed-hook contact with light cover. This is a weedless rigging option, not a snag-proof guarantee: thick vegetation, branches, and rock crevices still call for careful placement and retrieve control.

The tradeoff is simple. A tucked point helps around cover, but the plastic must compress freely enough to expose the hook during a bite. In clean, open water, an exposed-hook option such as Owner Round Jig Heads may be the simpler choice.

The Right Pick for Light-Cover Finesse

Choose the VJ-71 when you want to work a small worm or compact soft plastic slowly around sparse grass, cover edges, or shoreline targets. It is a useful option for largemouth, smallmouth, and spotted bass when a subtle presentation makes more sense than a bulky bait.

Start with lighter heads for shallow water and a slower fall in calm conditions. Move up in weight when wind, current, or depth makes it difficult to keep track of the bait. Heavy cover and forceful hooksets are not the natural match for a light-wire finesse hook.

Small Details That Make Rigging Easier

• EWG-style hook: accommodates weedless soft-plastic rigging.
• Longer shank: places the hook point farther along the bait.
• Light-wire construction: a practical match for finesse tackle and controlled hooksets.
• Independent size and weight choices: select the hook for the plastic, then the weight for the presentation.
• Five per pack: available across the listed combinations.

Rig Straight, Then Let the Plastic Work

Thread the hook through the nose of the plastic, bring it out near the head, and slide the bait into position on the offset. Measure where the point naturally meets the body before passing it through and lightly tucking it into the surface. Leave enough hook gap for the bait to collapse without bunching up.

For bottom-oriented fishing, use short lifts followed by pauses, or slowly drag the bait while maintaining contact. For a swimming presentation, retrieve steadily and add brief pauses along cover edges. A compact baitfish profile such as the Yamamoto 3-inch Shad Shape Worm offers a different look from a slender Roboworm 4 1/2-inch Curly Tail Worm. Check each plastic against the selected hook before fishing; length alone does not determine fit.

Tackle Express Tips

• Match the hook to body thickness: make sure the plastic can move out of the gap when compressed. Upsizing the hook is not a substitute for checking fit.
• Use the lightest head you can track: increase weight only when you need better depth control or line contact.
• Check after every bite: straighten the plastic, retuck the point, and inspect the hook. Use a controlled sweep and a properly set drag rather than a hard, heavy-cover hookset.

Before You Tie One On

Does the VJ-71 have a weed guard?
No separate weed guard is shown. The weedless presentation comes from rigging the soft plastic on the EWG-style hook with its point tucked into the bait.

How do I choose between hook sizes 2, 1, and 1/0?
Choose by the plastic's body thickness and where the point sits when rigged. Size 2 is smaller than size 1, and size 1/0 is larger than both. Keep sufficient gap for the bait to compress.

Which weight should I start with?
Try 1/32 or 1/16 oz for shallow, calm-water finesse presentations. Use 3/32 or 1/8 oz when additional weight helps you manage depth, wind, or current. The right choice depends on the plastic and conditions.

How many jig heads come in a pack?
Five jig heads per pack.

The Katch Hook Keeper is a patented multipurpose lure, hook, and line holder that protects your rod and reel investment by giving your rigged lures and hooks a safe, dedicated place to rest — no more securing hooks to rod eyelets or the reel body and handle. Built with a finger trigger for added comfort and leverage, and rated to hold up to 100lb mono or fluorocarbon line and up to 300lb braid.

Key Features

• Patented design — protects rod eyelets and reel from hook damage
• Line capacity: up to 100lb mono/fluoro or 300lb braid
• Finger trigger — added comfort and leverage
• 1 per pack
• 2 sizes available — Mini and Standard
• 4 colors available — Blue, Black, Red, Pink

Size Guide