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The Yamamoto Senko catches big fish, especially when it's 7" long.  This giant stick bait works great in low light conditions or at night. With its wide range of uses and subtle natural action, the Yamamoto Senko has quickly become a favorite with fisher people all over the world.

The best thing about the Senko is in it's simplicity. The Yamamoto Senko may just look like a thick round plastic worm but the fall rate created from the large amount of salt impregnated in the body drives fish mad. When rigged weightless the Yamamoto Senko falls horizontally with a seductive side to side tail action.

Try it wacky rigged or texas rigged the Yamamoto Senko and experience the versatility and effectiveness it provides.

Size: 7"

Qty:  5 per pack

The Yamamoto Senko Worm has defined a whole style of fishing and the 6" Senko makes hunting bigger bass easy.  Yeah right, it's not easy but this giant cigar bait will help you get more big bass than you would think.  

If there's been one lure that has changed fishing over the years, it's the Yamamoto Senko. With its wide range of uses and subtle natural action, the Yamamoto Senko has quickly become a favorite with fisher people all over the world. The best thing about the Senko is in it's simplicity.

The Yamamoto Senko may just look like a thick round plastic worm but the fall rate created from the large amount of salt impregnated in the body drives fish mad. When rigged weightless the Yamamoto Senko falls horizontally with a seductive side to side tail action. Try it wacky rigged or texas rigged the Yamamoto Senko and experience the versatility and effectiveness it provides.

Why Buy the Yamamoto 3" Senko?

The Yamamoto 3" Senko is the compact, finesse version of the most legendary soft plastic bait ever made. Same salt-impregnated formula, same irresistible side-to-side fall action, same proven Yamamoto colors — in a 3-inch profile that excels in clear water, high-pressure fisheries, and finesse situations where the 4" and 5" are too large. Whether you're wacky rigging around docks, drop shotting suspended fish, or Ned rigging on hard bottom, the 3" Senko delivers the subtle, lifelike action that drives finicky bass wild. 10 per pack, 8 proven colors.

Main Use & Benefit

A 3-inch salt-impregnated stickbait with the legendary Senko side-to-side fall action in a compact, finesse-friendly profile — ideal for wacky rig, drop shot, Ned rig, and any situation where a smaller profile gets more bites from finicky bass in clear water and pressured fisheries.

Problem It Solves

The 4" and 5" Senko are proven fish-catchers, but their larger profiles can be too much for ultra-clear water, heavily pressured fish, and finesse situations where bass are keying on smaller forage. The 3" Senko delivers the same legendary action in a compact profile that gets bites when larger sizes get ignored — without sacrificing any of the Senko's signature fall action or salt-impregnated feel.

Advantages

• ✅ Compact 3" profile — ideal for clear water and pressured fish where larger Senkos get ignored
• ✅ Same legendary side-to-side fall action as the 4" and 5" Senko
• ✅ Salt-impregnated formula — natural fall, enhanced scent, fish hold on longer
• ✅ Versatile — wacky rig, drop shot, Ned rig, Neko rig, weightless Texas rig
• ✅ 8 proven color options across natural and reaction shades
• ✅ 10 per pack
• ⚠️ 3" compact profile — for more bulk and presence, consider the 4" or 5" Senko

When to Choose It

Reach for the 3" Senko when bass are ignoring the 4" in ultra-clear water or post-frontal conditions, when you're targeting smallmouth or spotted bass that key on smaller forage, or when you need a compact Senko for Ned rig and drop shot presentations where a smaller profile gets more bites. It's the go-to downsize option when conditions are toughest.

Best Fishing Techniques

• Wacky Rig — hook through the center with a #1 or #1/0 wacky hook; use an O-ring to extend bait life; the compact 3" body produces a tight, symmetrical wiggle on the fall that's deadly around docks, laydowns, and open water
• Drop Shot — nose-hook on a #1 or #2 hook, 12–18" above the weight; the side-to-side action quivers naturally in the strike zone; excellent for FFS targeting suspended fish
• Ned Rig — thread onto a 1/16–3/32 oz Ned head; the compact 3" body is the ideal size for a Ned rig presentation on hard bottom; the Senko's action on the pause is irresistible
• Neko Rig — insert a 1/32 oz nail weight into the nose; the head-down fall and side-to-side action triggers strikes from finicky fish in clear water
• Weightless Texas Rig — rig on a 1/0–2/0 EWG hook for a slow-falling presentation through sparse cover and open water

Best Conditions

• Ultra-clear water (visibility 3ft+) where a compact, natural profile is critical
• Post-frontal high pressure and slow-bite days
• Heavily pressured tournament lakes and clear natural lakes
• Smallmouth and spotted bass fisheries where a smaller profile gets more bites
• Year-round — especially effective in spring (wacky rig) and summer (drop shot, Ned rig)

Best For

Key Features

• 3" compact profile — finesse-friendly size for clear water and pressured fish
• Legendary side-to-side fall action — same as the 4" and 5" Senko
• Salt-impregnated formula — natural fall, enhanced scent, fish hold on longer
• Versatile rigging — wacky rig, drop shot, Ned rig, Neko rig, weightless Texas rig
• 8 proven color options
• 10 per pack

Models & Specs

Size: 3" | Count: 10 per pack | Water Type: Freshwater | Target Species: Bass

Tackle Express Tips

1. Use an O-ring for wacky rigging — The 3" Senko is small enough that a standard wacky hook can tear through the bait quickly. Slide an O-ring onto the center of the bait and hook through the O-ring — you'll get 3–5x more casts per bait and the action is identical. A #1 wacky hook is the right size for the 3" body.
2. Green Pumpkin Black Flake for most situations, Bubblegum for bluegill spawn — Green Pumpkin Black Flake (#297) is your go-to in clear to lightly stained water. Switch to Bubblegum (#229) during the bluegill spawn when bass are keying on pink/red forage — it's one of the most underrated Senko colors for this specific situation. Use Watermelon w/ Black & Red (#208) as your all-around natural color in clear water.
3. Downsize to the 3" before changing techniques — If you're fishing the 4" Senko and bites slow down, switch to the 3" before changing colors or techniques. The smaller profile often triggers strikes from fish that have seen the larger bait — especially in ultra-clear water and post-frontal conditions. Keep both sizes on deck and let the fish tell you which one they want.

FAQ

Q: What's the difference between the 3", 4", and 5" Senko?
A: All three use the same salt-impregnated formula and legendary side-to-side fall action. The 3" is the finesse option — ideal for ultra-clear water, pressured fish, smallmouth, and spotted bass where a smaller profile gets more bites. The 4" is the most versatile all-around size. The 5" is the big-bass option for largemouth in heavier cover and situations where a larger profile attracts quality fish. Start with the 4" in most situations and downsize to the 3" when conditions are toughest.

Q: What hook size works best for wacky rigging the 3" Senko?
A: A #1 or #1/0 wacky hook works best for the 3" body. Use an O-ring to extend bait life and keep the hook centered. For drop shot, a #1 Gamakatsu or Owner drop shot hook is the standard choice. For Ned rig, a 1/16–3/32 oz Ned head with a #1 hook is the right size.

Q: Is the 3" Senko good for smallmouth bass?
A: Yes — it's one of the best smallmouth baits available on wacky rig and drop shot. The compact 3" profile matches the smaller forage smallmouth key on in clear lakes and rivers. Baby Bass (#305) and Smoke w/ Large Black Flake (#150) are top smallmouth color picks.

Why Buy the Yamamoto 4" Fat Ika?

The Yamamoto Fat Ika is the best of both worlds — the skirted profile and look of a tube bait combined with the heavier fall rate of a bulkier bait. If you've ever wanted a tube that falls faster, jigs more accurately, and has a built-in side-to-side action on the fall, the Fat Ika is your answer. Its skirted bottom mimics a tube, its grub-style body adds extra bulk, and as it falls it produces a natural side-to-side movement that's all the trigger bass need on tough days. 10 per pack, 10 proven colors.

Main Use & Benefit

A 4-inch hybrid tube-grub bait with a skirted bottom, extra body bulk, and a built-in side-to-side fall action — delivering the visual profile of a tube bait with a heavier, more controlled fall rate that allows for more accurate jigging and swimming than most standard tube baits.

Problem It Solves

Standard tube baits are light and can be difficult to control on the fall and during jigging presentations — they spin, drift, and are hard to keep on target in current or wind. The Fat Ika's extra body bulk gives it a heavier fall rate that keeps it on target, and its built-in side-to-side action on the fall means you don't need to impart action — the bait does the work.

Advantages

• ✅ Tube bait profile with heavier fall rate — more accurate jigging and swimming than standard tubes
• ✅ Built-in side-to-side fall action — triggers strikes without any angler input
• ✅ Skirted bottom — tube bait visual profile that bass key on
• ✅ Extra body bulk — more presence and a slower, more controlled fall than a standard tube
• ✅ Versatile — jig, swim, flip, pitch, drop shot
• ✅ 10 proven color options across natural and reaction shades
• ✅ 10 per pack
• ⚠️ Heavier than a standard tube — requires less added weight; best on a 4/0 hook without a jig head for most presentations

When to Choose It

Reach for the Fat Ika when you want the visual profile of a tube bait with a heavier, more controlled fall, when you need to jig or swim more accurately than a standard tube allows, or when bass are keying on the side-to-side fall action and ignoring standard tube presentations. It's the upgrade from a standard tube when you need more bulk, more control, and more action on the fall.

Best Fishing Techniques

• Jigging — rig on a 4/0 Owner Beast Hook or Gamakatsu EWG; the Beast Hook's larger gap allows the hook to come through the plastic for better hooksets, and the screw-in CPS spring holds the bait securely without tearing; jig along the bottom with short hops and let the side-to-side action work on the fall
• Swimming — swim on a steady retrieve just above the bottom or through the water column; the extra bulk and skirted bottom produce a natural, pulsing action at any retrieve speed
• Flipping & Pitching — Texas-rig on a 4/0 EWG hook and flip into docks, laydowns, and sparse cover; the built-in side-to-side action triggers strikes on the initial fall
• Drop Shot — nose-hook on a #1 or #2 hook, 12–18" above the weight; the skirted bottom and side-to-side action produce a unique, fluttering presentation in the strike zone
• Shaky Head — thread onto a 3/16–1/4 oz shaky head for a stand-up presentation; the skirted bottom flares out on the bottom for a realistic, tube-like appearance

Best Conditions

• Clear to lightly stained water where the tube profile and side-to-side action are most visible
• Docks, laydowns, and rocky structure where tube baits traditionally excel
• Deep structure (15–30ft) where the heavier fall rate gets the bait to the bottom faster than a standard tube
• Post-frontal and slow-bite days when the built-in action triggers strikes without angler input
• Year-round — especially effective in summer and fall on deep structure

Best For

Key Features

• Skirted tube bottom — tube bait visual profile that bass key on
• Extra body bulk — heavier fall rate and more presence than a standard tube
• Built-in side-to-side fall action — triggers strikes without any angler input
• 4/0 Owner Beast Hook or Gamakatsu EWG compatible — larger gap for better hooksets through the plastic
• 10 proven color options
• 10 per pack

Models & Specs

Size: 4" | Count: 10 per pack | Water Type: Freshwater | Target Species: Bass

Tackle Express Tips

1. Use the Owner 4/0 Beast Hook — The Beast Hook is the top pick for the Fat Ika — its larger hook gap allows the hook point to come through the plastic cleanly for better hooksets, and the screw-in CPS spring holds the bait securely without tearing out in most circumstances. A 4/0 Gamakatsu EWG is a solid alternative if you don't have the Beast Hook on hand.
2. Green Pumpkin w/ Black Flake for most situations — Green Pumpkin w/ Black Flake (#297) is your go-to in clear to lightly stained water. Switch to Black w/ Blue Flake (#021) or Black w/ Small Red Flake (#051) in dark or muddy water for maximum silhouette visibility, and use Watermelon Black Flake (#194J) in clear water with a natural bottom for a subtle, natural presentation.
3. Let the fall do the work — The Fat Ika's built-in side-to-side action is most effective on a free fall — pitch or flip to the target and let the bait fall on a semi-slack line. Don't rush the retrieve; most strikes happen on the initial fall when the side-to-side action is at its most pronounced. If you don't get bit on the fall, jig it once or twice and let it fall again before moving to the next spot.

FAQ

Q: What makes the Fat Ika different from a standard tube bait?
A: The Fat Ika has a skirted bottom like a tube, but its grub-style body adds extra bulk that gives it a heavier fall rate and more accurate jigging action than a standard tube. The built-in side-to-side fall action is the key differentiator — it triggers strikes without any angler input, making it especially effective on tough days when bass need a subtle trigger to commit.

Q: What hook works best for the Fat Ika?
A: The Owner 4/0 Beast Hook is the top recommendation — its larger gap allows the hook to come through the plastic cleanly for better hooksets, and the screw-in CPS spring holds the bait securely. A 4/0 Gamakatsu EWG is a solid alternative. Avoid hooks that are too small — the Fat Ika's extra bulk requires a larger gap for reliable hooksets.

Q: How many come in a pack?
A: 10 per pack.

Why Buy the Yamamoto Flappin' Hog Large?

The Yamamoto Flappin' Hog Large takes the proven design and action of the original Flappin' Hog and scales it up to 4.5" to attract bigger bites from bigger bass. Four types of appendages are positioned close to the body so the Large Flappin' Hog can still penetrate tight cover with ease — no fouling, no tangling, just maximum action in the strike zone. A hollow section near the tail allows for easy hook penetration and secure rigging, making it one of the most hookup-friendly large creature baits in the Yamamoto lineup. 5 per pack, 3 proven colors.

Main Use & Benefit

A 4.5-inch large-profile creature bait with four appendage types and a hollow tail section for easy hook penetration — designed for flipping and pitching into heavy cover where you need a bigger profile to attract bigger bites, without sacrificing the ability to penetrate tight cover that smaller creature baits can reach.

Problem It Solves

Large creature baits often have too many appendages spread too wide to penetrate tight cover cleanly, and their thick bodies make hook penetration difficult. The Flappin' Hog Large solves both — appendages positioned close to the body allow it to slip through heavy cover, and the hollow tail section makes hook penetration and rigging fast and secure, even on heavy flipping hooks.

Advantages

• ✅ 4.5" large profile — attracts bigger bites from bigger bass than the standard Flappin' Hog
• ✅ Four types of appendages — maximum action and disturbance in the strike zone
• ✅ Appendages positioned close to body — penetrates tight cover without fouling
• ✅ Hollow tail section — easy hook penetration and secure rigging on heavy flipping hooks
• ✅ Yamamoto soft plastic formula — natural feel, fish hold on longer
• ✅ 3 proven color options
• ✅ 5 per pack
• ⚠️ 4.5" large profile — for standard cover and finesse applications, consider the original Flappin' Hog

When to Choose It

Reach for the Flappin' Hog Large when you're targeting big bass in heavy cover and need a larger profile to attract quality fish, when you want maximum appendage action in the strike zone without sacrificing cover penetration, or when you've been fishing the standard Flappin' Hog and want to upgrade to a bigger profile to target the largest fish in the area.

Best Fishing Techniques

• Flipping & Pitching — Texas-rig on a 5/0–6/0 EWG or straight shank hook with a 1/2–3/4 oz bullet weight; the appendages kick and flutter on the fall and the hollow tail section makes hook penetration fast and secure
• Punching — rig on a 5/0–6/0 straight shank hook with a 1.5–2 oz tungsten punch weight; the close-body appendages allow it to punch through matted grass cleanly
• Jig Trailer — pin onto a 1/2–3/4 oz flipping jig for maximum bulk and appendage action on every hop; the 4.5" profile adds significant presence to a large flipping jig
• Carolina Rig — thread onto a 4/0–5/0 hook, 18–24" behind a 3/4–1 oz Carolina weight; drag slowly along the bottom for a large, fluttering presentation over hard structure

Best Conditions

• Heavy grass, matted vegetation, and thick cover where punching is required
• Docks, laydowns, brush piles, and wood cover for flipping and pitching
• Stained to murky water where a large profile with maximum action is most effective
• Warm water (summer and early fall) when big bass are buried deep in heavy cover
• Pre-spawn and spawn when large bass are holding tight to cover and structure

Best For

Key Features

• 4.5" large profile — bigger version of the proven Flappin' Hog design
• Four types of appendages — maximum action and disturbance in the strike zone
• Close-body appendage positioning — penetrates tight cover without fouling
• Hollow tail section — easy hook penetration and secure rigging
• Yamamoto soft plastic formula — natural feel, fish hold on longer
• 3 proven color options
• 5 per pack

Models & Specs

Size: 4.5" | Count: 5 per pack | Water Type: Freshwater | Target Species: Largemouth Bass

Tackle Express Tips

1. Go heavy on the hook — The 4.5" Flappin' Hog Large needs a 5/0 or 6/0 EWG hook for the best hook gap and hookset performance. The hollow tail section makes rigging fast — push the hook point through the hollow section and out the back for a perfectly centered, weedless presentation every time.
2. Green Pumpkin w/ Black Flake for most situations — Green Pumpkin w/ Black Flake (#297) is your go-to in clear to lightly stained water. Switch to Black w/ Large Blue Flake (#021) in dark or muddy water for maximum silhouette visibility, and use Watermelon Copper Flake & Orange Red Flake (#956) in clear water with a natural bottom for a more subtle, natural presentation.
3. Slow the fall for bigger fish — The 4.5" profile and four appendage types create significant water resistance on the fall — use a lighter bullet weight (1/4–3/8 oz) than you'd normally use for flipping to slow the fall and give big bass more time to track and commit to the bait. Most strikes happen on the initial fall, so a slower fall means more time in the strike zone.

FAQ

Q: What's the difference between the Flappin' Hog Large and the standard Flappin' Hog?
A: The Large is a 4.5" version designed to attract bigger bites from bigger bass — it has the same four appendage types and close-body positioning as the original, but the larger profile produces more disturbance and targets quality fish in heavy cover. Choose the Large when you're specifically targeting big bass and want to upgrade your profile; use the standard Flappin' Hog for more versatile applications across a wider range of fish sizes.

Q: What hook size works best for the Flappin' Hog Large?
A: A 5/0 or 6/0 EWG hook works best for Texas rig flipping and pitching. For punching through matted grass, use a 5/0 or 6/0 straight shank hook with a 1.5–2 oz tungsten punch weight. The hollow tail section makes hook penetration fast and easy — push the hook through the hollow section for a perfectly centered, weedless presentation.

Q: How many come in a pack?
A: 5 per pack.

Why Buy the Yamamoto 3.75" Shad Shape Worm?

The Yamamoto 3.75" Shad Shape Worm is a versatile finesse bait that combines the ribbed texture of a Senko with a realistic shad-like profile — a combination that was a proven fish-catcher in Japan long before its North American release. Its salt-impregnated body produces a smooth, natural fall rate that mimics small baitfish with uncanny realism, triggering strikes from finicky bass, smallmouth, largemouth, and walleye in clear water and high-pressure conditions. 10 per pack, 6 proven colors.

Main Use & Benefit

A 3.75-inch salt-impregnated shad-profile finesse bait with a ribbed Senko-style body — its smooth, natural fall rate and realistic baitfish silhouette trigger strikes on drop shot, darter head, shaky head, and fly-line presentations where standard finesse worms get ignored.

Problem It Solves

Standard finesse worms lack the baitfish profile needed to match the hatch in clear water where bass are keying on small shad and baitfish. The 3.75" Shad Shape Worm's shad silhouette and ribbed body produce a more realistic baitfish imitation than a straight-tail worm, while the salt-impregnated formula ensures a natural fall rate that keeps the bait in the strike zone longer.

Advantages

• ✅ Ribbed Senko-style body with shad profile — unique combination not found in standard finesse worms
• ✅ Salt-impregnated formula — smooth, natural fall rate; fish hold on longer
• ✅ Proven in Japan before North American release — tournament-tested design
• ✅ Versatile — drop shot, darter head, shaky head, fly-line, Neko rig
• ✅ Effective for bass, smallmouth, largemouth, and walleye
• ✅ 6 proven color options across natural and baitfish shades
• ✅ 10 per pack
• ⚠️ 3.75" profile — larger than the 3" Shad Shape Worm; choose based on forage size and water clarity

When to Choose It

Reach for the 3.75" Shad Shape Worm when bass are keying on medium-sized baitfish in clear water, when you need a finesse bait with more presence than the 3" but still want a natural, subtle presentation, or when drop shotting and darter heading in clear water and high-pressure fisheries. It's the go-to when a standard finesse worm isn't matching the forage and you need a more realistic baitfish profile.

Best Fishing Techniques

• Drop Shot — nose-hook on a #1 or #2 hook, 12–24" above the weight; the ribbed body and shad profile quiver and glide naturally in the strike zone; deadly on FFS targeting suspended fish
• Darter Head — thread onto a 1/16–1/8 oz darter head; the shad profile darts and glides on a twitching retrieve, mimicking a fleeing baitfish
• Shaky Head — thread onto a 3/16 oz shaky head for a stand-up presentation on hard bottom; the ribbed body quivers naturally on the pause
• Fly-Line (Mosquito Hook) — thread a #1 or #2 mosquito hook through the nose and twitch along the bottom on light fluorocarbon; the dying-baitfish action is irresistible in ultra-clear water
• Neko Rig — insert a 1/32 oz nail weight into the nose; the head-down fall and ribbed body quiver triggers strikes from finicky fish

Best Conditions

• Clear water (visibility 2ft+) where a realistic baitfish profile is critical
• Post-frontal high pressure and slow-bite days
• Heavily pressured tournament lakes and clear natural lakes
• Deep structure and suspended fish on drop shot and darter head
• Year-round — especially effective in summer and fall when bass are keying on medium-sized shad

Best For

Key Features

• 3.75" shad profile with ribbed Senko-style body — unique baitfish imitation not found in standard finesse worms
• Salt-impregnated formula — smooth, natural fall rate; fish hold on longer
• Proven in Japan — tournament-tested before North American release
• Versatile rigging — drop shot, darter head, shaky head, fly-line, Neko rig
• 6 proven color options
• 10 per pack

Models & Specs

Size: 3.75" | Count: 10 per pack | Water Type: Freshwater

Tackle Express Tips

1. Natural Shad for clear water, Watermelon w/ Black & Red Flake for stained — Natural Shad (#306) is your go-to in ultra-clear water where a realistic forage match is critical. Switch to Watermelon w/ Black & Red Flake (#208) when water clarity drops slightly, and use Baby Bass (#305) when smallmouth are targeting juvenile bass in clear lakes and rivers.
2. Darter head for active fish, drop shot for finicky fish — When bass are actively feeding and chasing baitfish, the darter head presentation — twitching the bait to dart and glide — triggers reaction strikes. When fish are finicky and holding tight to structure, switch to a drop shot and let the bait hang in the strike zone with minimal movement.
3. Downsize to the 3" in ultra-clear water — The 3.75" is the go-to when you need more presence than the 3" Shad Shape Worm, but if bites slow in ultra-clear water or post-frontal conditions, downsize to the 3" before changing colors or techniques. The smaller profile often triggers strikes from fish that have seen the larger bait.

FAQ

Q: What's the difference between the 3.75" and 3" Shad Shape Worm?
A: The 3.75" has a larger shad profile that's more visible and matches medium-sized baitfish — ideal when bass are keying on larger forage or when you need more presence in the water. The 3" is the ultra-finesse option for ultra-clear water and heavily pressured fish where a smaller, more compact profile gets more bites. Start with the 3.75" in most situations and downsize to the 3" when conditions are toughest.

Q: What hook size works best for drop shotting the 3.75" Shad Shape Worm?
A: A #1 Gamakatsu or Owner drop shot hook works best. Nose-hook the bait for a horizontal, gliding presentation, or hook through the mid-body for a more vertical, quivering action. The #1 gives you the right hook gap for the 3.75" body without overpowering the subtle action.

Q: Is the 3.75" Shad Shape Worm good for walleye?
A: Yes — the shad profile and natural fall rate make it an excellent walleye bait on a darter head or drop shot. Natural Shad (#306) and Smoke/Black w/ Silver Flake are top walleye color picks. Fish it on a slow, twitching retrieve over structure for best results.

Why Buy the Yamamoto Double Tail Grub?

The Yamamoto Double Tail Grub is the go-to when you need more action, more bulk, and more disturbance than a single tail grub can deliver. Two curly tails working simultaneously create a larger disturbance that helps fish hone in on your bait from a distance — making it one of the most effective jig trailers, spider jig components, and spinnerbait trailers in the Yamamoto lineup. Add it to a Yamamoto Skirt to build your own custom spider jig color combination, or pin it onto a spinnerbait to slow your retrieve and add extra bulk and resistance. Available in 4" and 5" sizes, 20 per pack.

Main Use & Benefit

A dual curly tail grub available in 4" and 5" sizes that produces twice the disturbance and action of a single tail — ideal as a jig trailer, spider jig component, and spinnerbait trailer where extra bulk, resistance, and tail action trigger strikes that a single tail can't match.

Problem It Solves

A single tail grub adds action to a jig or spinnerbait, but sometimes you need more — more bulk to slow the fall, more disturbance to attract fish from a distance, and more tail action to trigger strikes on the pause. The Double Tail Grub's two curly tails deliver all three, making it the upgrade choice when a single tail isn't getting the job done.

Advantages

• ✅ Dual curly tails — twice the disturbance and action of a single tail grub
• ✅ Extra bulk and resistance — slows the fall and retrieve on jigs and spinnerbaits
• ✅ Spider jig compatible — pairs with Yamamoto Skirts for custom color combinations
• ✅ Yamamoto soft plastic formula — supple for great hook penetration, realistic feel
• ✅ Available in 4" and 5" sizes — choose based on jig size and target species
• ✅ Wide range of proven Yamamoto colors
• ✅ 20 per pack
• ⚠️ More bulk than a single tail — can overpower smaller jigs; best on 3/8 oz and larger

When to Choose It

Reach for the Double Tail Grub when you want to add more action, bulk, and disturbance to a jig or spinnerbait than a single tail can provide — especially when you need to slow your retrieve, when fish are keying on a larger profile, or when you want to build a custom spider jig with a Yamamoto Skirt. Choose the 4" for standard jig and spinnerbait applications, and the 5" when you want maximum bulk and a slower fall on larger jigs.

Best Fishing Techniques

• Jig Trailer — pin onto a 3/8–1/2 oz flipping jig, football jig, or swim jig; the dual tails add kicking action on every hop and a slower fall that triggers strikes on the pause
• Spider Jig — combine with a Yamamoto Skirt on a round head jig for a custom spider jig; the dual tails complement the skirt's action for a full, pulsing presentation
• Spinnerbait Trailer — pin onto a 3/8–1/2 oz spinnerbait to add bulk, resistance, and dual tail action that slows the retrieve and triggers strikes on the pause
• Buzzbait Trailer — pin onto a buzzbait for extra bulk and a kicking tail action that keeps fish committed on the bite
• Jighead — thread onto a 1/4–3/8 oz round jighead for a standalone swimming presentation with maximum tail action

Best Conditions

• Stained to murky water where extra disturbance helps fish locate the bait
• Heavy cover and structure where a slower fall triggers more strikes
• Warm water (summer and early fall) when bass are active and keying on larger profiles
• Year-round as a jig trailer — the dual tails produce action in any water temperature
• Any depth — equally effective shallow on spinnerbait and deep on football jig

Best For

Key Features

• Dual curly tails — twice the disturbance and action of a single tail grub
• Extra bulk and resistance — slows the fall and retrieve on jigs and spinnerbaits
• Spider jig compatible — pairs with Yamamoto Skirts for custom color combinations
• Yamamoto soft plastic formula — supple for great hook penetration, realistic feel
• Available in 4" and 5" sizes
• 20 per pack

Models & Specs

Sizes: 4" & 5" | Count: 20 per pack | Water Type: Freshwater

Tackle Express Tips

1. Match size to jig weight — Use the 4" Double Tail on jigs 3/8 oz and under for a balanced profile. Move to the 5" on 1/2 oz and larger jigs — the extra bulk and resistance of the 5" complements heavier jigs and produces a slower, more enticing fall on football jigs dragged over deep structure.
2. Build a spider jig with a Yamamoto Skirt — The Double Tail Grub is one of the best spider jig components available. Pair a Cinnamon w/ Black & Purple Flake 4" with a matching Yamamoto Skirt on a 3/8 oz round head jig for a custom color combination that's deadly for largemouth in heavy cover. The dual tails complement the skirt's pulsing action perfectly.
3. Slow down on the spinnerbait — The Double Tail Grub adds significant bulk and resistance to a spinnerbait — use this to your advantage by slowing your retrieve speed. The extra bulk causes the spinnerbait to helicopter and flutter on the pause, and the dual tails keep working even when the blade stops. If fish are short-striking, slow down before switching colors.

FAQ

Q: What's the difference between the 4" and 5" Double Tail Grub?
A: The 4" is the standard size for most jig trailer and spinnerbait applications — it adds bulk and dual tail action without overpowering smaller jigs (3/8 oz and under). The 5" has more bulk and resistance, making it better for larger jigs (1/2 oz and up), football jig trailers on deep structure, and situations where you want maximum bulk and a slower fall.

Q: How do I build a spider jig with the Double Tail Grub?
A: Thread the Double Tail Grub onto a 3/8–1/2 oz round head jig, then slide a Yamamoto Skirt up the hook shank so it sits behind the jig head. The skirt's tentacles and the grub's dual tails work together to create a full, pulsing presentation. Match the grub color to the skirt color or go contrasting for a reaction color combination.

Q: Can the Double Tail Grub be fished solo on a jighead?
A: Yes — thread it onto a 1/4–3/8 oz round jighead for a standalone presentation with maximum tail action. The dual tails produce significantly more disturbance than a single tail grub on the same jighead, making it effective in stained water and when fish are keying on a larger, more active profile.

Why Buy the Yamamoto 4" Single Tail Grub?

The Yamamoto 4" Single Tail Grub is a staple in any serious angler's tackle box — a classic curly tail design that has been catching fish for decades across virtually every technique and condition. Its natural, lifelike swimming action attracts bass, walleye, pike, and more, whether fished solo on a jighead or as a trailer on jigs, spinnerbaits, and buzzbaits. Crafted with Yamamoto's signature soft plastic formula, the body is supple for excellent hook penetration while still holding up through multiple fish. 20 per pack, 9 proven colors.

Main Use & Benefit

A 4-inch classic curly tail grub that delivers natural, lifelike swimming action with subtle vibration and flash at any retrieve speed — the ideal size for finesse jighead presentations, spinnerbait and buzzbait trailers, and any situation where a compact, versatile soft plastic gets more bites than a larger profile.

Problem It Solves

Many soft plastics require specific techniques or conditions to produce. The Yamamoto 4" Single Tail Grub is the opposite — its curly tail produces natural action at any retrieve speed, in any water clarity, on any rig. The 4" size hits the sweet spot between compact enough for finesse presentations and large enough to attract quality fish, making it the most versatile size in the Single Tail Grub lineup.

Advantages

• ✅ Classic 4" curly tail profile — proven fish-catcher for decades across multiple species
• ✅ Natural swimming action — subtle vibration and flash at any retrieve speed
• ✅ Versatile — jighead, spinnerbait trailer, buzzbait trailer, swim jig trailer, Carolina rig
• ✅ Yamamoto soft plastic formula — supple for great hook penetration, durable through multiple fish
• ✅ Effective in clear and murky water
• ✅ Multi-species — bass, walleye, pike, inshore saltwater
• ✅ 9 color options including natural, reaction, and luminous shades
• ✅ 20 per pack — excellent value for a high-use trailer and jighead bait
• ⚠️ 4" compact profile — for a bigger profile or more bulk as a trailer, consider the 5" Single Tail Grub

When to Choose It

Reach for the 4" Single Tail Grub when you want a compact, versatile grub for finesse jighead presentations, when you need a trailer that adds action without too much bulk to a spinnerbait or buzzbait, or when you want a proven, simple presentation that works in any conditions. It's the go-to when you want to keep it simple and let the bait do the work.

Best Fishing Techniques

• Jighead — thread onto a 1/8–1/4 oz round or football jighead for a natural swimming presentation; the curly tail pulses and flutters on a slow, steady retrieve or on the fall
• Spinnerbait Trailer — pin onto a 3/8–1/2 oz spinnerbait to add tail action and a slightly slower fall that triggers strikes on the pause
• Buzzbait Trailer — pin onto a buzzbait to add a kicking tail action that keeps fish committed on the bite and improves hookset ratios
• Swim Jig Trailer — pin onto a 3/8 oz swim jig for a natural swimming presentation through grass edges, laydowns, and open water
• Carolina Rig — thread onto a 1/0–2/0 hook, 18–24" behind a 1/2–3/4 oz Carolina weight; drag slowly along the bottom for a natural, swimming presentation over hard structure

Best Conditions

• Year-round — the curly tail produces action in any water temperature and clarity
• Clear to murky water — natural colors for clear, reaction and luminous colors for stained/night
• Open water, grass edges, and structure on jighead and Carolina rig
• Any depth — equally effective shallow on buzzbait and deep on Carolina rig
• Multi-species — bass, walleye, pike, and inshore saltwater species

Best For

Key Features

• 4" curly tail profile — compact, versatile size for finesse presentations and trailers
• Natural swimming action — subtle vibration and flash at any retrieve speed
• Yamamoto soft plastic formula — supple for great hook penetration, durable through multiple fish
• Versatile rigging — jighead, spinnerbait, buzzbait, swim jig, Carolina rig
• 9 proven color options including natural, reaction, and luminous shades
• 20 per pack

Models & Specs

Size: 4" | Count: 20 per pack | Water Type: Freshwater & Inshore Saltwater

Tackle Express Tips

1. Match jighead weight to depth and retrieve speed — Use a 1/8 oz jighead for shallow, slow presentations (under 8ft) where you want a natural, drifting fall. Move to a 1/4 oz for mid-depth (8–18ft) or when you need to cover water faster. A 2/0 hook is the right size for the 4" body — don't go too heavy or you'll kill the tail action.
2. Luminous White for night fishing and low light — The Luminous White (#038) is one of the most underrated colors in the lineup — charge it with a flashlight before casting and it glows in the water, making it deadly for night bass fishing and low-light conditions. Chartreuse w/ Large Black Flake (#156) is your go-to reaction color in stained water during the day.
3. The 4" is the sweet spot for walleye — The 4" Single Tail Grub on a 1/8–1/4 oz jighead is one of the most proven walleye presentations ever made. Smoke w/ Large Black Flake (#231) and Chartreuse w/ Large Green & Chartreuse Flake (#169) are top walleye colors. Drag it slowly along the bottom or use a lift-and-drop retrieve over structure.

FAQ

Q: What's the difference between the 4" and 5" Single Tail Grub?
A: The 4" is the most versatile size — compact enough for finesse jighead presentations and light trailer applications, while still large enough to attract quality fish. The 5" has more bulk and a bigger profile, making it better for larger bass, pike, and situations where you want more bulk as a spinnerbait or buzzbait trailer. Start with the 4" for most situations and move to the 5" when you want more presence in the water.

Q: What jighead size works best with the 4" Single Tail Grub?
A: A 1/8–1/4 oz round jighead is the standard starting point. Use a 1/8 oz for a slower fall in shallow water or when fish are finicky, and a 1/4–3/8 oz for deeper water or when you need to cover water faster. A 2/0 hook is the right size for the 4" body.

Q: Is the 4" Single Tail Grub good for walleye?
A: Yes — it's one of the most proven walleye jighead baits available. The 4" profile is the ideal size for walleye, and the curly tail produces action at the slow retrieve speeds walleye prefer. Smoke w/ Large Black Flake and Chartreuse w/ Large Green & Chartreuse Flake are top walleye color picks.

Why Buy the Yamamoto 5" Single Tail Grub?

Few soft plastics have stood the test of time like the Yamamoto Single Tail Grub. A timeless curly tail design that catches fish year-round, in any conditions, on virtually any rig — the 5" version is the go-to size when you want a bigger profile to target medium to large bass, pike, walleye, and inshore saltwater species. Crafted with Yamamoto's signature soft plastic formula, the body is supple enough for excellent hook penetration while still holding up through multiple fish. 20 per pack, 5 proven colors.

Main Use & Benefit

A 5-inch classic curly tail grub that delivers a natural, lifelike swimming action with subtle vibration and flash on every retrieve — equally effective fished solo on a jighead or as a trailer on spinnerbaits, buzzbaits, and swim jigs to add bulk, action, and a slower fall.

Problem It Solves

Many soft plastics require specific techniques or conditions to be effective. The Yamamoto Single Tail Grub is the opposite — its curly tail produces natural swimming action at any retrieve speed, in any water clarity, on any rig. It's the bait you reach for when you want something proven, versatile, and consistently effective without overthinking the presentation.

Advantages

• ✅ Classic 5" curly tail profile — proven fish-catcher for decades across multiple species
• ✅ Natural swimming action — subtle vibration and flash at any retrieve speed
• ✅ Versatile — jighead, spinnerbait trailer, buzzbait trailer, swim jig trailer, Carolina rig
• ✅ Yamamoto soft plastic formula — supple for great hook penetration, durable through multiple fish
• ✅ Effective in clear and murky water
• ✅ Multi-species — bass, pike, walleye, inshore saltwater
• ✅ 20 per pack — excellent value for a high-use trailer and jighead bait
• ⚠️ 5 color options currently available — focused on proven natural and reaction shades

When to Choose It

Reach for the 5" Single Tail Grub when you want a bigger profile grub for medium to large bass, when you need a versatile trailer that adds bulk and action to a spinnerbait or buzzbait, or when you want a simple, proven jighead presentation that works in any conditions. It's the go-to when you want to keep it simple and let the bait do the work.

Best Fishing Techniques

• Jighead — thread onto a 1/4–3/8 oz round or football jighead for a simple, deadly swimming presentation; the curly tail pulses and flutters on a slow, steady retrieve or on the fall
• Spinnerbait Trailer — pin onto a 3/8–1/2 oz spinnerbait to add bulk, a slower fall, and extra tail action that triggers strikes on the pause
• Buzzbait Trailer — pin onto a buzzbait to add a kicking tail action that keeps fish committed on the bite and improves hookset ratios
• Swim Jig Trailer — pin onto a 3/8–1/2 oz swim jig for a natural swimming presentation through grass edges, laydowns, and open water
• Carolina Rig — thread onto a 1/0–2/0 hook, 18–24" behind a 1/2–3/4 oz Carolina weight; drag slowly along the bottom for a natural, swimming presentation over hard structure

Best Conditions

• Year-round — the curly tail produces action in any water temperature and clarity
• Clear to murky water — natural colors for clear, reaction colors for stained
• Open water, grass edges, and structure on jighead and Carolina rig
• Any depth — equally effective shallow on buzzbait and deep on Carolina rig
• Multi-species — bass, pike, walleye, and inshore saltwater species

Best For

Key Features

• 5" curly tail profile — proven fish-catcher for decades across multiple species
• Natural swimming action — subtle vibration and flash at any retrieve speed
• Yamamoto soft plastic formula — supple for great hook penetration, durable through multiple fish
• Versatile rigging — jighead, spinnerbait, buzzbait, swim jig, Carolina rig
• 5 proven color options
• 20 per pack

Models & Specs

Size: 5" | Count: 20 per pack | Water Type: Freshwater & Inshore Saltwater

Tackle Express Tips

1. Match jighead weight to depth — Use a 1/8–1/4 oz jighead for shallow presentations (under 10ft) where you want a slow, natural fall. Move to a 3/8–1/2 oz jighead for deeper water (10–25ft) or when you need to cover water faster. The 5" curly tail produces action at any retrieve speed — the slower the better in cold water.
2. Green Pumpkin for natural bottom, Cream White for shad — Green Pumpkin w/ Black Flake (#297) is your go-to in clear water over natural bottom. Switch to Cream White (#036) or Smoke w/ Large Black Flake (#150) when bass are keying on shad in open water, and use Cinnamon w/ Black Flake (#176) in stained water for a natural crawfish-matching color.
3. Slow down on the spinnerbait — The 5" Single Tail Grub adds significant bulk and a slower fall to a spinnerbait — use this to your advantage by slowing your retrieve speed. The extra bulk causes the spinnerbait to helicopter and flutter on the pause, which is often when fish commit. If fish are short-striking, slow down before switching colors.

FAQ

Q: What jighead size works best with the 5" Single Tail Grub?
A: A 1/4 oz round jighead is the standard starting point for most presentations. Use a 1/8 oz for a slower fall in shallow water or when fish are finicky, and a 3/8–1/2 oz for deeper water or when you need to cover water faster. A 3/0–4/0 hook is the right size for the 5" body.

Q: Is the 5" Single Tail Grub good for walleye and pike?
A: Yes — the 5" profile is an excellent size for walleye on a jighead and for pike on a larger jighead or as a spinnerbait trailer. Cream White and Smoke w/ Large Black Flake are top walleye colors, while Baby Bass and Green Pumpkin w/ Black Flake work well for pike in clear water.

Q: How does the 5" compare to smaller grub sizes?
A: The 5" is the go-to when you want a bigger profile to target medium to large bass or multi-species. It adds more bulk and a slower fall as a trailer compared to smaller sizes, and produces more water displacement on a jighead. Choose the 5" when you want to target larger fish or when a bigger profile gets more bites in your conditions.

Jigs are not all the same and the Bass Patrol Football Jigs are in a class of their own.  They have a japanese style head and each one is hand tied for longevity and durability.  The premium skirts and Gamakatsu hooks put this little baby up an a very tall pedestal.  

The low price of these jigs does not represent the quality and you can loose them without throwing a temper tantrum.  

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

Key Features

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

Retrieval Tip

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

Color Selection Guide

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

Best For

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

Berkley Powerbait Atomic Teasers are ideal for trout, panfish or crappie. Cut tentacles and trout worm provide subtle fish attracting action. Pre-rigged and ready to fish. These mini jigs catch anything including trout, crappie, bluegill, shell crackers, sunfish, largemouth bass, smallmouth bass, and stripers.  

It mimics a baitfish or larva and appears to be an easy meal for most fish.  The small worm like tail ads more attractant but you can pull it off if you'd like.  The consistent colors and interesting patterns will entice most fish to strike aggressively.  The hooks small diameter and sharp point make hooking up consistent.

The way we fish them is either on a bobber with a 2-3' leader or tie it directly to the line.  2-4lb line is key and we like to use fluorocarbon like Seaguar Invisx or Berkley Vanish.  Simply cast it out, let it sink for a few seconds, and retrieve it very very slowly. You can set the hook or wind the reel faster when you get bit.  A reel in the 500, 750, or 1000 size would be best and a light action trout rod for cast-ability and action when fighting the fish.  

Put more fish on the stringer with the Berkley Powerbait Atomic Teasers.  

Zoom The Fluke 4" is a proven soft jerkbait built for lead head and darter head rigging — and the key difference from the Super Fluke is the solid belly. The Super Fluke has a split belly for weedless rigging; The Fluke has no split, making it the purpose-built choice when you want a fully exposed hook on a lead head or darter head with a cleaner, more streamlined body profile. Every Zoom Fluke is realistic, super-soft to the touch, and salt-impregnated to hold even the most tentative bite. 10 per pack in 6 colors.

Key Features

• Solid Belly — Purpose-Built for Lead Head & Darter Head — Unlike the Super Fluke’s split belly design, The Fluke has a solid belly with no split; the solid belly provides a cleaner, more streamlined body profile on a lead head or darter head, and eliminates the gap that a split belly creates when threaded onto a jig head; the result is a more natural baitfish profile on the retrieve and a more secure connection to the jig head that prevents the bait from spinning or sliding during the jerk-and-pause retrieve.
• Dying Baitfish Action — Jerk-and-Pause Retrieve — On a lead head or darter head, work with sharp rod tip twitches and pauses; on the jerk, the bait darts and flashes to one side; on the pause, it glides and slowly sinks with a subtle shimmy that mimics a dying or disoriented baitfish; the pause is when the strike most often occurs as bass commit to the bait on the fall.
• Salt-Impregnated — Holds Even Tentative Bites — Salt is impregnated throughout the plastic; the salt taste triggers a natural hold response that keeps bass on the bait longer, giving you more time to detect the bite and set the hook; particularly effective for tentative bites from pressured bass that mouth the bait before committing.
• Super-Soft Realistic Profile — Made from Zoom’s super-soft plastic that compresses naturally on the hookset for better hook penetration and produces a lifelike, flexible baitfish profile on the retrieve.
• 10 Per Pack — 6 Colors — Ten baits per pack across 6 colors.

The Fluke vs. Super Fluke — Which to Choose

Color Selection Guide

Best For

• Lead Head — Primary Application — Thread on a 1/8–3/8 oz lead head for a subsurface jerkbait presentation; the solid belly provides a clean, streamlined profile on the jig head; work with sharp twitches and pauses, keeping the bait in the strike zone at a consistent depth.
• Darter Head — Open Water Jerkbait — Thread on a darter head for a darting, erratic baitfish action on the jerk-and-pause retrieve; the darter head’s angled eye causes the bait to dart to one side on each twitch, producing a more erratic action than a standard round lead head.
• Schooling Bass — Baitfish Match — When bass are schooling and feeding on baitfish near the surface, cast the Fluke on a light lead head and retrieve at the same speed as the fleeing baitfish; the 4" profile matches smaller shad and shiner profiles that schooling bass are keying on.
• Dock & Structure Fishing — Cast past dock pilings, bridge columns, and rocky structure and retrieve the Fluke on a lead head through the shadow line; the jerk-and-pause retrieve triggers strikes from bass holding tight to structure in the shade.

⚠️

The Zoom Super Fluke Jr 4" is the compact version of the legendary Super Fluke — a split-belly soft jerkbait that produces a dying baitfish action on the jerk-and-pause retrieve. The split belly design is the key: it allows the bait to be rigged weedless for fishing through cover, or threaded onto a darter head, jig head, or scrounger head for a fully exposed hook presentation. On a scrounger head, pop it or swim it subsurface when gamefish are feeding on baitfish. On a darter head, work it with sharp twitches and pauses for a darting, wounded baitfish action that triggers reaction strikes. 10 per pack in 8 colors.

Key Features

• Split Belly Design — Weedless or Exposed Hook Rigging — The split belly is the defining feature of the Super Fluke; the belly slot allows the bait to be rigged weedless with the hook point tucked into the split for fishing through grass, laydowns, and shallow cover without snagging; the same split belly also accepts a darter head, jig head, or scrounger head for a fully exposed hook presentation when fishing open water or around sparse cover.
• Dying Baitfish Action — Jerk-and-Pause Retrieve — The soft jerkbait profile produces a darting, wounded baitfish action on the jerk-and-pause retrieve; on the jerk, the bait darts and flashes to one side; on the pause, it glides and slowly sinks with a subtle shimmy that mimics a dying or disoriented baitfish; the pause is often when the strike occurs as bass commit to the bait on the fall.
• Scrounger Head — Subsurface Baitfish Presentation — Thread the Super Fluke Jr on a scrounger head and pop or swim it subsurface when gamefish are actively feeding on baitfish near the surface; the scrounger head’s bill produces a wobbling action that complements the Fluke’s soft body shimmy for a highly realistic baitfish presentation.
• 4" Compact Profile — 10 Per Pack — The 4" Jr size matches smaller baitfish profiles (shad, shiners, small perch) and is effective when bass are keying on smaller forage or when a more compact presentation is needed; 10 baits per pack.

Color Selection Guide

Best For

• Weightless Weedless — Shallow Cover & Topwater — Rig weightless with the hook point tucked into the split belly and work through shallow grass, laydowns, and over submerged vegetation; the weightless Fluke sinks slowly on the pause, producing a gliding, dying baitfish action that triggers strikes from bass holding in shallow cover.
• Darter Head — Open Water Jerkbait — Thread on a 1/8–3/16 oz darter head for a subsurface jerkbait presentation in open water; work with sharp rod tip twitches and pauses; the darter head keeps the bait in the strike zone at a consistent depth while the Fluke’s body produces the darting, wounded baitfish action on each twitch.
• Scrounger Head — Schooling Bass & Surface Feeding — Thread on a scrounger head and swim or pop subsurface when bass are schooling and feeding on baitfish near the surface; the scrounger head’s wobbling action combined with the Fluke’s shimmy produces a highly effective baitfish imitation for schooling bass situations.
• Dock Skipping — The 4" compact profile and weightless rigging make the Super Fluke Jr ideal for skipping under docks and overhanging cover; the flat body skips easily across the surface and the slow sink on the pause triggers strikes from bass holding tight under dock structure.

The Zoom Baby Brush Hog 4" is the mid-size version of the legendary Brush Hog lineup — a 4-inch multi-appendage creature bait with flapping appendages, curly tails, and subtle legs that create lively movement on the fall and with even the slightest rod twitch. The 4-inch profile is the sweet spot of the Brush Hog family: versatile enough for Texas rigs, Carolina rigs, flipping setups, and jig trailers across a wide range of conditions, pressures, and water clarities. Made from Zoom’s soft, salty plastic that bass hold on to longer. 12 per pack in 12 colors.

Key Features

• 4" Mid-Size Profile — Versatile Sweet Spot — The Baby Brush Hog’s 4-inch size sits between the compact Tiny Brush Hog (3") and the big-bass full-size Brush Hog (6"); the 4" profile is the most versatile size in the lineup — large enough to draw strikes from big bass but compact enough to work in finesse situations, clear water, and when bass are keying on smaller forage; effective across the widest range of conditions of any size in the Brush Hog family.
• Multi-Appendage Action — Flapping Arms, Curly Tails & Subtle Legs — The flapping appendages, curly tails, and subtle legs move independently on the fall and during slow retrieves, producing lifelike action that mimics a fleeing crawfish or large insect; the multi-appendage profile displaces water from multiple directions, making the bait detectable to bass through their lateral line in both clear and stained water.
• Salty Zoom Plastic — Natural Feel, Longer Hold — Made from Zoom’s soft, salt-impregnated plastic; the salt taste triggers a natural hold response that keeps bass on the bait longer, giving you more time to detect the bite and set the hook through cover.
• Versatile Rig Compatibility — Effective on Texas rigs, Carolina rigs, flipping rigs, and as a jig trailer on flipping and casting jigs; the 4" profile fits a wide range of hook sizes and jig styles; also effective on a shaky head and drop shot for finesse applications.
• 12 Colors — 12 Per Pack — The widest color selection in the Brush Hog lineup with 12 colors; twelve baits per pack.

Color Selection Guide

Best For

• Texas Rig — All-Around Application — The primary application; rig on a 3/0–4/0 wide gap hook with a 3/16–1/2 oz bullet weight and fish through cover; the multi-appendage action on the fall triggers strikes from bass holding tight to structure.
• Flipping & Pitching — Pitch into heavy cover on a flipping rig; the 4" profile is large enough to draw big bass out of cover while compact enough to work in tighter cover than the full-size 6" Brush Hog.
• Carolina Rig — Open Water & Transitions — Effective on a Carolina rig for covering open water, points, and transition areas; the multi-appendage action on a long leader produces a natural, drifting presentation that triggers strikes from roaming bass.
• Jig Trailer — Thread on the back of a flipping or casting jig for a full-profile craw presentation with active appendage action.

This is a must have if you are crabbing or lobstering.  The Promar Lobster and Crab Gauge makes sure you stay legal but make sure the measurements are are accurate to your local.  It's important to have the correct Promar Lobster and Crab Gauge and some are designed by your state or your county.

 Model: AC-320 measures 3 1/4" and 4"

California regulations set the minimum carapace length requirement for harvesting spiny lobster at 3.25 inches. Rock crab carapace width must be a minimum of 4 inches across for harvest.

P-Line Duo Lock Snaps are corrosion resistant and strong!  We prefer them for light to moderate fishing like largemouth bass, smallmouth bass, walleye, pike and smaller muskie.

Black Nickel Finish

Sometimes the most versatile tool in the box is the simplest one. The Owner Round Jig Heads are built around the classic round head profile — a design that's proven itself across every freshwater technique from dragging worms on the bottom to swimming soft jerkbaits through the water column. Paired with Owner's 5318 light wire hook and Super Needle Point, these heads are ready to fish the moment you open the pack.

The All-Water-Column Jig Head

What makes the round head so enduring is its neutrality. It doesn't force a specific presentation — it adapts to whatever you need. Drag it slowly across the bottom with a finesse worm and it stays upright. Swim it mid-column with a soft jerkbait and it tracks straight. Pop it near the surface with a paddle tail and it responds instantly. The round bend hook keeps your soft plastic locked in place without tearing through the nose, and the light wire construction means the hook flexes slightly on the hookset — critical for keeping fish pinned on a light wire jig hook.

What Heavier Wire Gets Wrong

Heavy wire jig hooks require more force to drive home, which can mean missed fish on light line or finesse presentations. The Owner 5318 light wire hook drives the Super Needle Point home with minimal resistance, making it ideal for spinning gear and lighter fluorocarbon or braid setups. The round bend also distributes pressure evenly across the hook gap, reducing the chance of the hook straightening under load — a common failure point on cheaper jig heads.

An Edge Over Generic Jig Heads

• Owner Super Needle Point: Sharper out of the package than most competing brands — no touch-up needed
• Light wire 5318 hook: Easier hooksets on spinning gear and light line
• Round bend design: Keeps soft plastics secure without tearing through the nose
• Gentle on small plastics: Won't destroy finesse worms or small jerkbaits on rigging
• 5 weight options: Cover every depth and presentation from ultra-finesse to moderate depth

The Right Pick If...

• You're fishing finesse presentations on spinning gear
• You want one jig head that works from the bottom to the surface
• You're rigging small worms, soft jerkbaits, or paddle tails
• You need a light wire hook that won't tear up delicate plastics
• You're targeting bass, crappie, or other freshwater species on light line

Best Fishing Techniques

• Ned rig style: 1/16–1/8 oz with a small finesse worm — drag slowly on the bottom with minimal action
• Soft jerkbait swim: 1/8–3/16 oz with a fluke or jerkbait — twitch-pause retrieve through the water column
• Wacky-style bottom drag: 1/8–1/4 oz with a straight worm — slow drag with occasional lifts
• Swimbait retrieve: 1/4–3/8 oz with a paddle tail — steady swim at target depth
• Drop shot alternative: 1/16–1/8 oz as a lightweight head for finesse bottom work

Best Conditions

• Clear water where finesse presentations outperform power fishing
• Post-cold-front conditions when fish are less aggressive
• Pressured fisheries where fish have seen every lure in the box
• Shallow to mid-depth water (2–20 ft) across all seasons
• Calm, low-wind days when you can feel subtle bites on light line

Best For

• Largemouth and smallmouth bass on finesse presentations
• Crappie and panfish on small soft plastics
• Finesse worms, straight worms, and ribbon tails
• Soft jerkbaits and flukes (Zoom Fluke, Yamamoto Shad Shape)
• Small paddle tail swimbaits
• Spinning gear setups with 6–12 lb fluorocarbon or light braid

Key Features

• Classic round head profile: Versatile across all water column depths and presentations
• Owner 5318 light wire hook: Easy hooksets on spinning gear and light line
• Round bend: Keeps soft plastics secure without tearing through the nose
• Owner Super Needle Point: Ultra-sharp, ready to fish out of the package
• Gentle on small plastics: Won't destroy finesse worms or small jerkbaits
• 5 per pack (all sizes)

Models & Specs

Tackle Express Tips

• Start light: The 1/16 oz is a killer Ned rig head — pair it with a Z-Man TRD or Berkley MaxScent Flat Worm and drag it painfully slow on the bottom. It's one of the most consistent finesse techniques in clear water.
• Fluorocarbon is your friend: 8–10 lb fluorocarbon on a spinning rod is the ideal pairing for most sizes. It sinks, has low stretch for solid hooksets, and disappears in clear water.
• Don't overlook the 3/8 oz: The heavier sizes work great for swimming a paddle tail swimbait at depth — a technique that gets overlooked because anglers associate round heads with finesse only.

FAQ

What hook sizes do the Owner Round Jig Heads come in?
The 1/16, 1/8, and 3/16 oz sizes use a Size 2/0 hook (Owner 5318 light wire). The 1/4 and 3/8 oz sizes step up to a Size 3/0 hook to match larger soft plastic profiles.

Are these good for Ned rig fishing?
Yes — the 1/16 oz size is an excellent Ned rig head. The light wire hook and round head profile are well-suited for the slow, subtle bottom presentation that makes the Ned rig so effective on pressured fish.

Can I use these for species other than bass?
Absolutely. The lighter sizes (1/16–1/8 oz) work great for crappie and panfish on small soft plastics. The round head and light wire hook are well-suited for any freshwater species you'd target on spinning gear with soft plastics.

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.

The Owner Ultrahead Shaky Head offers anglers the patented TwistLOCK "Centering-Pin-Spring" (CPS) technology. This feature can be used to anchor finesse baits of small diameters, as the pin can be inserted in the nose of the soft plastic and secured to the TwistLOCK coil spring for consistent rigging.

Ideal for weedless-style Texas Rig'n, and on the bottom, contoured jig head "rocks" forward to present baits in a tantalizing nose-down position. Round bend, light wire hook has a 45° cross eye, Super Needle Point, and a Black Chrome finish.

Key Features:

• TwistLOCK CPS Technology: Patented Centering-Pin-Spring
• Consistent Rigging: Pin and coil spring system
• Contoured Jig Head: Rocks forward on bottom
• Nose-Down Position: Tantalizing presentation
• 45° Cross Eye: Optimal rigging angle
• Super Needle Point: Razor sharp hook
• Black Chrome Finish: Corrosion resistant

Performance Advantages:

• Patented CPS: Anchors finesse baits securely
• Weedless Style: Texas Rig'n capability
• Rocks Forward: Tantalizing nose-down action
• Consistent Rigging: Pin and spring system
• Light Wire Hook: Round bend design
• Finesse Specialist: For small diameter baits

Ideal Applications:

• Shaky head fishing
• Finesse fishing
• Weedless Texas Rig'n
• Bottom fishing
• Bass fishing
• Largemouth bass
• Any finesse application

Recommended Baits:

• Finesse worms
• Small diameter soft plastics
• Finesse baits
• Stick baits
• Any finesse soft plastic

When you need shaky head jigs with patented TwistLOCK CPS technology for consistent rigging, contoured jig head that rocks forward for tantalizing nose-down presentation, 45° cross eye, Super Needle Point, light wire round bend hook, and Black Chrome finish for finesse fishing with small diameter baits for bass, the Owner Ultrahead Shaky Head is the choice of serious finesse anglers.

Note: 4 per pack. Patented TwistLOCK Centering-Pin-Spring (CPS) technology. Contoured jig head rocks forward for nose-down position. Ideal for weedless-style Texas Rig'n.