Freshwater Terminal Tackle

The Gamakatsu Feathered Treble Hooks enhance any lure they’re matched to. Add one of our Feathered Trebles to the back of any topwater bait and watch you lure come to life. Beautifully hand tied on our premium Round Bend treble.

Quantity 2 per pack

WR-White and Red

WW-White and White

Prepare your baits for battle with Mustad's new Tungsten TitanX Worm Weights. The increased density of tungsten allows for ultimate sensitivity making every bite easier to feel.

Combines the TitanX No-Chip finish for unmatched durability. Our new weights continue to prove Mustad's dominance in competitive and recreational bass fishing, giving anglers a variety of durable weights that are non-toxic, corrosion-resistant, and environmentally friendly with a durable, non-chip finish and engravings that denote the precise weight.

Made with tungsten, these weights are a proven alternative to lead weights.

• Durable, No-Chip TitanX Finish
• Insert Free, Polished Line hole
• Printed Weight for Easy Identification
• 97% Eco-Friendly Tungsten  

The Core Tackle Wacky Shot Hook is designed to enhance the movement of your favorite soft plastic. The strategic placement of weight increases the fall rate, elevating vibration levels and enticing finicky fish to bite. Additionally, a custom-made hitchhiker secures the wacky worm in place, allowing for extra hook gap and increased hooking percentage, while keeping the wacky worm securely locked under the hook itself. With the Core Tackle Wacky Shot, you no longer need any O-rings, tubing, or other special wacky rig hooking equipment.

•  Made in the USA
• No more need for O-rings or other Wacky Rig tools
• Custom oversized Hitchhiker to secure soft plastics in place
• Weight placement allows for deeper presentation of Wacky rig techniques, with a natural wacky rig fall

Spro Power Combo Swivels give you a small, strong alternative to a bulky three-way swivel. Two swivels joined in one compact body create a free-turning, roughly 90-degree connection point without the extra metal and extra failure points of a traditional three-way.

Why a Standard Three-Way Can Let You Down

A traditional three-way swivel has more joints that can bind, and bulkier hardware that can spook line-shy fish or hang up in current. This combo design turns more freely under load since it's built from two true swivels rather than one rigid ring, so your dropper and main line move independently instead of twisting together.

Built to Hold Up

A black nickel plated brass body pairs with a stainless steel swivel eye, so you get corrosion resistance where it counts and smooth rotation that doesn't wear out after a few fish. Each pack comes with 6 swivels, enough to rig several rigs or restock a tackle box in one order.

The Right Pick If...

You tie a lot of hi-lo or dropper rigs for bottom fishing and want a connection point that won't twist your line or bulk up the rig. It also works anywhere you'd reach for a three-way swivel but want something smaller and smoother turning.

Best Techniques and Conditions

Built for bottom fishing rigs like hi-lo setups where a dropper line and main line need to move independently without tangling. Works well in current and deeper water where a swivel that turns freely helps prevent line twist from building up over a long soak.

Best For

• Hi-lo and dropper rigs for bottom fishing
• Freshwater and saltwater applications needing a compact three-way style connection
• Anglers targeting tuna and other species where heavier rated strength matters
• Rigs where a bulky three-way swivel would be overkill

Key Features

• Two-swivel combo design for smoother, freer turning than a standard three-way
• Black nickel plated brass body with a stainless steel swivel eye
• Four size combinations rated from 80 lb to 330 lb
• 6 per pack

Models & Specs

Tackle Express Tips

• Choose the 5x6 or 3x4 size for general bottom fishing and the 1x2 or 1/0x1 sizes when targeting tuna or other hard-pulling species.
• Attach your dropper leader to the smaller swivel and your main line to the larger one for the most natural presentation on a hi-lo rig.
• Compare with a Spro Three Way Swivel if your rig calls for a fixed connection point instead of two independently turning swivels.

FAQ

How is this different from a three-way swivel?
It joins two true swivels instead of a single rigid ring, so each line turns independently and more freely than a standard three-way connection.

What size should I use for bottom fishing?
The 5x6 or 3x4 sizes cover most general bottom fishing rigs, while the heavier 1x2 and 1/0x1 sizes suit tuna and harder-pulling species.

How many come in a pack?
Each pack includes 6 combo swivels.

The Owner Bullet Type Jig Heads are perfect for rigging up plastic worms, craw type baits, or swim baits. The contoured head allows it to come through cover easily and reduces hangups. The bend in the hook helps keep the bait in place for a better presentation. As always, Owner hooks are extremely sharp and ready to fish.

Key Features:

• Bullet Shaped Head: Contoured for cover penetration
• Reduces Hangups: Comes through cover easily
• Hook Bend Design: Keeps bait in place
• Super Needle Point: Extremely sharp
• Better Presentation: Bait stays secure
• Owner Quality: Premium construction
• Ready to Fish: Sharp out of package

Performance Advantages:

• Cover Penetration: Contoured head design
• Fewer Hangups: Comes through cover easily
• Secure Baits: Hook bend keeps bait in place
• Extremely Sharp: Owner sharpness for hooksets
• Better Presentation: Bait stays positioned
• Versatile Use: Multiple bait types

Ideal Applications:

• Plastic worms fishing
• Craw type baits
• Swim baits
• Cover fishing
• Bass fishing
• Largemouth bass
• Any soft plastic application

Recommended Baits:

• Plastic worms
• Craw type baits
• Swim baits
• Creature baits
• Any soft plastic

When you need bullet type jig heads with contoured head for cover penetration, reduced hangups, hook bend that keeps bait in place, extremely sharp Super Needle Point, and Owner quality for plastic worms, craw type baits, and swim baits for bass fishing in cover, the Owner Bullet Type Jig Heads are the choice of serious soft plastic anglers.

Note: Contoured bullet shaped head comes through cover easily and reduces hangups. Hook bend keeps bait in place for better presentation. Extremely sharp and ready to fish.

Premium XL Round Head Jig for Big Soft Plastics

The Owner Round Head XL delivers premium extra-large round head jig performance designed for serious bass anglers who fish big soft plastics. Built with Owner's legendary sharp hook and oversized round head design, this jig head provides exceptional casting weight, natural action, and proven effectiveness for targeting big bass with large swimbaits and soft plastics. The Round Head XL represents Owner's commitment to creating the world's sharpest jig heads for big bait fishing.

Advanced XL Round Head Design

• Extra-Large Profile: Oversized round head accommodates big soft plastics and swimbaits
• Round Head Shape: Classic design provides natural swimming action
• Owner Sharp Hook: Legendary cutting point ensures instant penetration on big bass
• Heavy-Duty Construction: Built to handle large baits and big fish
• Versatile Design: Works with various large soft plastics and swimbaits

Premium Construction Features

• Legendary Sharpness: Owner's precision-ground hook provides instant penetration
• Heavy-Duty Hook: Strong hook construction handles big bass and heavy baits
• Durable Head: Quality construction withstands repeated use
• Optimized Weight: Balanced design for casting and swimming large baits
• Owner Quality: Japanese precision engineering and craftsmanship

Big Bait Bass Fishing Applications

The Round Head XL excels in big bait bass fishing applications. Perfect for fishing large swimbaits and paddle tails, targeting big bass with oversized soft plastics, working around structure with heavy baits, open water presentations, or any situation where extra-large jig heads are needed. The oversized round head accommodates big soft plastics while the classic round shape provides natural swimming action. Owner's legendary hook sharpness ensures instant penetration on big bass while the heavy-duty construction handles the weight of large baits and the power of trophy fish.

Key Features

Owner Quality

Owner has been creating the world's sharpest fishing hooks for serious anglers worldwide, and the Round Head XL continues this tradition with legendary hook quality and oversized design. Every jig head is manufactured to exacting Japanese standards to ensure consistent performance. From weekend anglers to serious big bait specialists, the Round Head XL delivers the sharpness and strength that trophy bass anglers demand.

Experience the legendary hook sharpness that serious bass anglers trust. The Owner Round Head XL isn't just a jig head—it's precision-engineered equipment built for big bait fishing success.

Catch trophy bass with Owner Round Head XL—where extra-large design meets legendary Owner sharpness.

Zappu Inchi Wacky Jig Head

Designed in Japan by Zappu, the Inchi Wacky Jig Head is the go-to choice for anglers who demand precision and performance from their wacky rig setup. Whether you're finesse fishing a pressured bass lake or working soft plastics through thick cover, this jig head delivers every time.

Key Features

• Engineered for wacky rigging soft plastics up to 10 inches in length
• Compatible with medium and wide-body rubber baits
• Ultra-sharp tip with incredible hookset capability 
• Available in four weights: 1/16oz, 3/32oz, 1/8oz, and 3/16oz — choose the right sink rate for your depth and conditions
• Compact, balanced design keeps your bait swimming naturally

Why Anglers Love It

Imagine dropping a 10-inch worm into a shaded dock piling, watching it flutter and fall on the Inchi Wacky — that's the moment bass can't resist. The Zappu Inchi Wacky Jig Head gives your presentation a lifelike action that triggers reaction strikes even when fish are lock-jawed.

When only a high carbon, heavy wire, surgically sharp hook will do, your choice should be the Gamakatsu EWG Monster Worm Hook. “Hard core” doesn’t even begin to describe the Monster. We now have the perfect hook that works with a giant Gitzit, Double Wide Beaver, or oversized Slug-O?

The Monster has you covered weather you're headed to El Salto, Clear Lake, or the California Delta for double digit behemoths? Gamakatsu Monster is the choice when you are taking no prisoners. Heavy line, heavy rods, big baits, and big fish require just the right tackle starting with Gamakatsu’s EWG Monster!

The Decoy Y-F33BT is a treble hook that features an inline swivel with a willow blade attached to it. It is sure to add fish catching flash to any of your favorite hard baits, spoons, and anything else where you might use a treble hook.

2 Per Pack

The Zappu Tungsten Nail Sinker is a top-notch addition to your terminal tackle collection. Thanks to tungsten's density, you'll have the perfect amount of weight without sacrificing space. This versatile weight is perfect for giving soft jerkbaits, stickbaits, and plastic worms the extra boost they need.

1/13 oz - 5 per pack
1/16 oz - 6 per pack
3/64 oz - 7 per pack

Gamakatsu Trailer SP Hooks add a trailing hook to a compatible spinnerbait or buzzbait. A rubberized coating molded over the eye helps secure the attachment to the lure's main hook. Consider a trailer hook when fish are striking behind the main hook, and check that the added hook clears the skirt and any soft plastic trailer.

Sizes, finishes, and pack quantities

Choose the option marked Red for the red finish. The other listed options use NS Black. Each pack contains one selected size and finish; lures are sold separately.

Choose by lure fit

Size 1 is the smallest option here, followed by 1/0, 2/0, and 3/0. Match the trailer hook to the main hook and overall lure profile. The largest size is not automatically the best choice: the added hook should clear the skirt without interfering with the blade, wire, or bait.

Gamakatsu identifies spinnerbaits and buzzbaits as the primary applications. On a swim jig, use a trailer hook only if the eye fits securely and the rig remains unobstructed. An exposed extra hook can also collect vegetation or catch cover, so evaluate the complete setup before fishing it.

Attachment and checks

Follow the package directions to mount the coated eye onto the lure's main hook. Check that it is retained securely and sits in the intended orientation. Make a short test retrieve to confirm that the skirt, blades, and any soft plastic still move freely.

3 Tackle Express Tips

1. Check clearance with the whole lure assembled. Include your soft plastic trailer when testing fit. A setup that clears without the plastic may foul once it is added.
2. Recheck after contact. Inspect the coated eye and hook point after a fish or snag. Replace a hook if the attachment is damaged or no longer holds securely.
3. Let the cover guide the choice. Compare the extra hooking reach with the risk of collecting grass or wood. Remove the trailer hook when it repeatedly fouls the presentation.

Frequently asked questions

What is different about the Trailer SP?

Its eye has a molded rubberized coating designed to make attachment to a spinnerbait or buzzbait quick and secure.

How many hooks come in a pack?

Size 1 contains 5 hooks. Sizes 1/0, 2/0, and 3/0 contain 4 hooks per pack.

Can I use it with a soft plastic trailer?

Only if the complete setup has adequate clearance. Check that the plastic does not block the point or interfere with the trailer hook.

Will it fit every spinnerbait or jig?

No universal fit is guaranteed. Main-hook dimensions and lure design vary, so check the eye fit and movement before fishing.

When a soft-plastic worm needs to get down cleanly without turning your presentation into a bulky package, reach for VMC Tungsten Worm Weights. Tungsten packs more density into a smaller profile than traditional lead, giving you a compact bullet weight with improved feel and a more discreet look around cover.

Use them when you want better contact with the bottom, more control over a deeper presentation, and less weight hanging up than a larger lead alternative. The result is a worm rig that casts accurately, settles quickly, and lets you stay in touch with subtle changes in the bottom.

Why This Weight Makes a Difference

• Compact tungsten profile: About 35% smaller than comparable lead weights, helping reduce bulk and the chance of snagging.
• More sensitivity: Tungsten transmits bottom contact and light movements more clearly than a lower-density lead weight.
• Easy rig tuning: Seven weight options let you match fall speed, depth, current, and cover.
• Two proven finishes: Choose Black or Green Pumpkin to coordinate with your presentation.
• Flexible pack sizes: Pack quantity varies by weight, so the lighter sizes come in larger counts while the heavier sizes are supplied in smaller packs.

The Right Pick If...

You fish soft-plastic worms in freshwater and want a denser, more compact alternative to lead. Choose a lighter size for a slower fall and shallower water, then step up when you need to reach deeper water, work through more cover, or keep contact in moving water.

Match the Weight to the Situation

How to Fish Them

Thread one ahead of a soft-plastic worm when you need a controlled, bottom-oriented presentation. Peg the weight when you want the weight and worm to work as one through cover, or leave it sliding when you want the weight to move independently and help you read the bottom. Start light in shallow, calm water and increase weight as depth, wind, current, or cover demands.

Tackle Express Tips

• Use the smallest weight that still keeps your worm in the zone. It preserves a more natural fall and reduces unnecessary bulk.
• Choose Black for a traditional dark profile, or Green Pumpkin when you want the weight to blend with common freshwater soft-plastic colors.
• Keep several sizes rigged and ready. A quick weight change can restore bottom contact when conditions change.

FAQ

Why choose tungsten over lead?
Tungsten is denser, so the weight can be more compact while delivering better sensitivity and a reduced profile.

Which size should I start with?
Start with 1/16 oz or 1/8 oz for a lighter, slower presentation. Move up through 3/16 oz, 1/4 oz, 5/16 oz, 3/8 oz, or 1/2 oz as depth, wind, current, or cover increases.

How many weights come in a pack?
Pack quantity depends on the size: 1/16 oz includes five, 1/8 oz and 3/16 oz include four, 1/4 oz through 3/8 oz include three, and 1/2 oz includes two.

Complete the Setup

Pair these weights with VMC RedLine Series Hybrid Worm Hooks or Owner Haymaker Worm Hooks, then add a soft plastic such as Yamamoto Uni Soft Plastic Bait to build a complete freshwater worm rig.

Stock both finishes and a range of sizes so you can keep your presentation compact, sensitive, and properly tuned from shallow water to deeper cover.

The Owner Phantom Tube Hook features a unique weighted system designed specifically for rigging tube and hollow baits weedless. Unlike rigs where weights are positioned along the shank of the hook, this hook allows for the placing of the weight "inside" the bait. When a bass strikes, it feels only the soft, natural texture of the tube, so it is less likely to drop the bait. Properly rigged, the Tube Hook is completely weedless. Additional features include a 45° eye bend, short shank, huge wide bite, Cutting Point, and Black Chrome finish.

Owner tube hook features flexible inside weights, weedless rigging, Cutting Point, and horizontal fall. Cutting Point hooks from Owner feature a patented "T" shape triple edged blade led by a needle sharp point. As point begins to penetrate the three cutting edges slice their way through the toughest cartilage, scales, and jawbone for a positive, effortless hookset.

Key Features:

• Internal Weight System: Weight goes inside the bait
• Weedless Rigging: Completely weedless when rigged properly
• Cutting Point: Patented triple edged blade
• 45° Eye Bend: Optimal rigging angle
• Short Shank: Perfect for tubes
• Huge Wide Bite: Better hookup ratio
• Black Chrome Finish: Corrosion resistant

Performance Advantages:

• Natural Feel: Bass feels only soft tube texture
• Less Likely to Drop: No hard weight to detect
• Completely Weedless: When properly rigged
• Effortless Hooksets: Cutting Point slices through
• Horizontal Fall: Natural presentation
• Flexible Inside Weights: Unique weighted system

Ideal Applications:

• Tube fishing
• Hollow bait rigging
• Weedless presentations
• Bass fishing
• Largemouth bass
• Heavy cover fishing
• Any tube or hollow bait application

Cutting Point Technology:

• Patented "T" Shape: Triple edged blade design
• Needle Sharp Point: Leads the cutting edges
• Slices Through: Cartilage, scales, and jawbone
• Positive Hooksets: Effortless penetration

When you need tube hooks with unique internal weight system for weedless rigging, patented Cutting Point with triple edged blade, 45° eye bend, short shank, huge wide bite, natural feel that bass won't drop, and Black Chrome finish for tube and hollow bait fishing for bass in heavy cover, the Owner Phantom Tube Hooks are the choice of serious bass anglers.

Note: 4 hooks per package. Internal weight system allows weight inside the bait. Completely weedless when properly rigged. Patented Cutting Point with triple edged blade for effortless hooksets.

Picasso Willow Blades

Split Rings Included

Take your finesse game into "four-wheel drive" with the Z-Man Football Nedz a specialized jig head designed to bring the legendary Ned Rig tactic to deep-water structure. Engineered with a precision-molded oblong football head, this jig excels at dragging, crawling, and walking seamlessly over jagged rocks, brush, and uneven underwater terrain. Its unique shape is designed to deflect off obstructions, causing the bait to pivot and activate in a way that triggers instinctive reaction strikes from wary predators.

Built to handle trophy-sized smallmouth, largemouth, and spotted bass, the Football Nedz is armed with a custom medium-wire 1/0 black nickel hook. This hook provides the perfect balance of needle-sharp penetration and the "horsepower" required to pull big fish away from heavy cover. Equipped with a welded wire keeper, these heads lock your favorite ElaZTec plastics firmly in place, so you can spend more time fishing and less time re-rigging after every strike.

Key Features:

• Oblong Football Head Design: Engineered specifically for dragging finesse baits along rocky bottoms while minimizing snags and hang-ups.

• Custom 1/0 Medium-Wire Hook: Features a premium black nickel finish for maximum strength and penetration on offshore structure.

• Welded Wire Bait Keeper: A unique design that locks ElaZtech plastics securely to the hook shank, even through aggressive strikes and heavy cover.

• Perfect Pairing: Optimized for use with popular Z-Man finesse baits like the Finesse TRD, Hula StickZ, Baby GOAT, and TRD BugZ.

• Multiple Weights & Finishes: Available in 1/8, 3/16, and 1/4 ounce weights with durable Green Pumpkin or Black finishes to match any water clarity.

• Quantity: Each package contains 3 high-performance jig heads.

The Picasso Aaron Martens Rhino Neds Jig Heads give a stand up presentation to your plastics when a finesse technique such as the popular Ned Rig is just the ticket to trigger a bite. Ideal for highly pressured waters or when the bite gets tough and the fish are finicky. 

The flexible double nickel titanium weed guard lets you work through cover without hindering the hook set. Equipped with a super-sharp 2X-strong Gamakatsu Hook as well as a round wire bait keeper for easy rigging and minimal damage to your soft plastics. Made from hard Pro Metal lead alloy for extra sensitivity. Chip-resistant Duraseal coating.

Made In USA.

1/16oz - Gamakatsu 1/0, Gamakatsu 2/0 & Gamakatsu 3/0 - 3 Pack

1/8oz - Gamakatsu 1/0, Gamakatsu 2/0 & Gamakatsu 3/0 - 3 Pack

3/16oz - Gamakatsu 1/0, Gamakatsu 2/0 & Gamakatsu 3/0 - 3 Pack

Premium Dropshot Hook for Finesse Bass Fishing

The Owner Jungle Dropshot Hook delivers premium dropshot performance designed for serious bass anglers who demand legendary sharpness and finesse presentations. Built with Owner's cutting point technology and optimized dropshot design, this hook provides exceptional penetration, natural bait action, and proven effectiveness for finesse fishing applications. The Jungle Dropshot represents Owner's commitment to creating the world's sharpest finesse fishing hooks.

Advanced Dropshot Hook Design

• Dropshot Optimized: Designed specifically for dropshot rigging and finesse presentations
• Cutting Point Technology: Owner's precision-ground point ensures instant penetration
• Wide Gap Design: Optimized gap provides excellent hooksets with soft plastics
• Straight Eye: Ideal eye orientation for dropshot rigging
• Premium Wire: High-carbon steel construction provides reliable strength

Premium Construction Features

• Legendary Sharpness: Owner's proprietary point design penetrates with minimal pressure
• High-Carbon Steel: Premium wire material ensures consistent performance
• Optimized Geometry: Wide gap design maximizes hookup ratio with soft plastics
• Precision Engineering: Japanese craftsmanship ensures consistent quality
• Owner Quality: Trusted brand known for the world's sharpest hooks

Dropshot Bass Fishing Applications

The Jungle Dropshot Hook excels in dropshot bass fishing applications. Perfect for finesse dropshot presentations, fishing pressured bass, working deep structure and ledges, targeting suspended fish, or any situation where finesse techniques are critical. The legendary Owner sharpness ensures instant penetration on light bites while the wide gap design provides excellent hooksets with soft plastic baits. The straight eye orientation is ideal for dropshot rigging, allowing natural bait action that triggers strikes from finicky bass.

Key Features

Owner Quality

Owner has been creating the world's sharpest fishing hooks for serious anglers worldwide, and the Jungle Dropshot Hook continues this tradition with cutting point technology and optimized finesse design. Every hook is manufactured to exacting Japanese standards to ensure consistent performance. From weekend anglers to serious finesse specialists, the Jungle Dropshot delivers the sharpness and hookup ratio that dropshot anglers demand.

Experience the legendary hook sharpness that serious finesse anglers trust. The Owner Jungle Dropshot Hook isn't just a finesse hook—it's precision-engineered equipment built for dropshot fishing success.

Catch more finesse bass with Owner Jungle Dropshot Hook—where cutting point technology meets dropshot performance.

The Decoy Y-S21 BT Bladed Treble Hooks combine a replacement treble with a swivel-mounted willow blade, giving you a way to add moving flash to a hard bait you already fish. Instead of switching to a different lure, you can experiment with a bladed hook and see how the added attraction fits your retrieve.

Each pack contains two hooks. Choose from sizes 8, 6 and 4, then check the fit against your lure's original hardware before making the change.

A Little Flash Without Starting Over

A standard treble does its job without adding a separate moving blade. The Y-S21 BT brings that extra visual element to the hook itself: an elongated willow blade hangs below the treble on a built-in swivel. It is a useful option when you want to experiment with more flash on a familiar hard bait rather than replace the whole lure.

The tradeoff is extra hardware. A bladed hook can change a lure's balance, resistance and rise or sink behavior, especially on small or finely tuned baits. Test the modified lure beside the boat or bank before fishing it, and keep the original hooks if you want to return to the stock setup.

The Right Pick for a Hard-Bait Experiment

Consider these for bass hard baits with replaceable trebles, such as crankbaits, minnow-style plugs or lipless baits, where the hook and blade have enough room to move. A steady retrieve is a practical starting point for checking blade movement. Then try changes in speed or short pauses and watch whether the blade interferes with the hook, lure body or nearby hardware.

Start in open water or around sparse cover where exposed trebles are manageable. Sunlight can make blade flash easier to see; in stained water, treat the added flash as something to test rather than a guaranteed advantage. Thick vegetation and snag-filled cover are less forgiving places for an exposed treble and hanging blade.

Key Features

• Treble hook with an attached willow blade.
• Built-in swivel connects the blade beneath the hook.
• Replacement-hardware option for compatible hard baits.
• Available in sizes 8, 6 and 4.
• Two hooks per pack.

Choose the Size That Fits Your Lure

Size 8 is the smallest listed option, followed by size 6 and size 4. Use the original hook size as a starting point, not a guarantee of fit: overall hook dimensions and the blade's movement also matter. Make sure the blade clears the lure body and the other hook.

Swap Carefully, Then Swim-Test

Use Halco Split Ring Pliers to open the lure's split ring and work the old hook off before fitting the replacement. Change one hook first so you can assess the effect, keeping fingers clear of the points. Inspect the ring for distortion and confirm that the new hook moves freely.

If a ring needs replacing, consider Spro Power Split Rings in a size and strength appropriate for the lure. Avoid adding unnecessarily heavy hardware, especially on baits whose action depends on precise balance.

Tackle Express Tips

• Compare the replacement with the original hook before installation, then check blade clearance through its full range of movement.
• Test the lure at slow and faster retrieve speeds. If it rolls, fouls or no longer tracks correctly, reconsider the hook size or placement.
• Keep stock hooks in a labeled compartment so you can restore the original setup when conditions call for a subtler presentation.

Before You Change Your Hooks

How many bladed hooks are included?
Each pack includes two Decoy Y-S21 BT Bladed Treble Hooks.

Will these fit every crankbait or jerkbait?
No. Check hook size, split-ring fit and clearance for both the hook and blade. Small baits and closely spaced hook hangers may not provide enough room.

Can a bladed treble change a suspending lure's action?
Yes. Added hardware can affect balance and buoyancy. Test the bait in the water with your normal line and leader before relying on its original suspension behavior.

Should I replace both hooks at once?
Start with one replacement and test the lure. That makes it easier to spot changes in action or fouling before adding another bladed hook.

Choose the size that suits your hard bait and give a familiar lure a new flash-focused presentation.

When a finesse swimbait needs a compact, balanced jighead that you can track and control, the VMC Redline Tungsten Swimbait Heads are built for the job. High-density tungsten gives the head a compact profile and sharp bottom feel, while the clean design helps your soft plastic keep a natural look in the water.

These swimbait jig heads are especially useful for finesse presentations with forward-facing sonar. Pick the weight and hook size that match your bait, depth, and target, then make small changes as conditions shift instead of rebuilding your whole setup.

Feel the Bottom, Keep the Bait Natural

• High-density tungsten: Delivers a compact profile and improved sensitivity for a more connected feel.
• 1X-strong forged round-bend hook: Made from Vanadium steel and finished with PTFE for a smooth, dependable hook.
• Conical bait keeper: Holds soft plastics securely while allowing the bait to collapse around the keeper without throwing off its balance.
• Laser-etched weight markings: Makes each head easy to identify, even after repeated use.
• Flexible lineup: Choose from 1/8 oz through 3/4 oz and 1/0 or 3/0 hook sizes.

The Right Pick If...

You fish finesse swimbaits in freshwater, use forward-facing sonar, or want a more sensitive jighead for matching a soft plastic to a specific depth. The lighter weights suit a more subtle presentation, while the heavier options help maintain control as depth, wind, current, or presentation speed increases.

Match the Head to Your Swimbait

How to Fish It

Rig a soft swimbait straight onto the hook and keep the bait centered so it tracks naturally. Use the lightest head that still reaches the zone and maintains control. Increase weight when you need a faster fall, more depth, or better contact in wind and current. With forward-facing sonar, make small adjustments to weight and retrieve speed to keep the bait where you want it in the water column.

Tackle Express Tips

• Match the hook size to the body length and thickness of your soft swimbait. The 1/0 is a compact option, while the 3/0 gives larger profiles more room.
• Use the laser-etched marking to grab the right head quickly when several weights are rigged and ready.
• Keep lighter and heavier heads available. A weight change can make the difference between a bait that drifts past fish and one that stays in their feeding window.

FAQ

What makes these heads different from standard lead jigheads?
The tungsten construction provides a compact profile and improved sensitivity, helping you feel the presentation and bottom more clearly.

Which hook size should I choose?
Choose 1/0 for smaller, more compact soft swimbaits and 3/0 when your bait needs a longer or larger hook fit. Always center the bait so it swims straight.

Which weight is best for forward-facing sonar?
Start with the lightest weight that reaches the depth and maintains control, then move heavier when depth, wind, current, or retrieve speed requires it.

Complete the Setup

Pair these heads with a compact bait such as the Basstrix Paddle Tail 2.5-inch Swimbait or build a larger profile with Yamamoto Shad Shape Swimmer Swimbaits. Together, the right soft plastic and VMC head give you a tunable finesse swimbait setup for freshwater bass fishing.

Choose your weight, match the hook size to the bait, and let the tungsten head do the quiet work of keeping your presentation compact, balanced, and connected.