LABOR DAY TACKLE CLEAROUT

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

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

Why a Swing Head

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

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

Where It Earns Its Keep

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

The Umbrella Rig Setup

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

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

How many packs a five-arm rig takes

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

Weight Selection

Pro Tips from the Tackle Express Crew

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

Common Mistakes

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

Specifications

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

What's Included

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

Frequently Asked Questions

How many heads come in a pack?
Two.

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

Gear That Goes With It

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

Buy It From People Who Fish It

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

Premium Swimbait Heads for Realistic Swimming Action

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

Advanced Swimbait Head Design

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

Premium Construction Features

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

Swimbait Bass Fishing Applications

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

Key Features

Warbaits Quality

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

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

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

Izorline XXX Super Copolymer Smoke Fishing Line— 1/4lb Spools

When you need a line that disappears in the water column and holds up under pressure, Izorline XXX Super Copolymer Smoke delivers. Engineered with next-generation space-age additives, this monofilament packs exceptional strength into a small diameter — giving you more line on the spool and a stealthy edge over wary fish.

The smoke color is purpose-built for low visibility, making it a go-to for targeting sharp-eyed species like yellowtail, white seabass, and tuna. Whether you're fishing the surf, jigging offshore, or chasing trout in freshwater, XXX Copolymer performs where it counts.

Key Features

• "Xtra" Limp — Soft, supple, and easy to tie reliable knots
• "Xtra" Strong — Izorline's strongest monofilament ever produced
• "Xtra" Tough — Superior abrasion resistance for rocky structure and heavy cover
• Low Memory — Minimal coil and line twist for longer, more accurate casts
• Small Diameter — More line capacity on your reel without sacrificing strength
• Smoke Color — Near-invisible underwater for a stealthy presentation

Specifications

Note: Spools are sold by weight, not line length. Lighter test lines have more yardage per spool due to smaller diameter.

The Submission Fishing Jigs Sumo is so versatile that when it's tied on the eye side, the heavy belly of the jig will slide through the water column allowing you to fish underneath docks, pilings, and other hard to reach places.  When tied from the belly side, it will have a more traditional vertical fall. With a wobbling, leaf-like action, the squat, round-belly shape of this jig falls into the depths of the ocean to entice saltwater bay bass as well as many others. The Sumo's compact design also allows you to use a heavier jig in a smaller presentation for precision fishing. Perfect for fishing shallow docks or 60 ft of kelp beds (the 40 and 60g are perfect for kelp) with a heavy tide swing. 

Submission Jigs The Sumo comes in 20g, 40g, and 60g.

All jigs feature BKK assist hooks with UV tassels and heavy duty split rings.

Lucky Craft Flash Minnow 110 CIF Surf Jerkbait

The surf is pounding, the tide is moving, and somewhere in the wash a halibut is hunting. Cast the Lucky Craft Flash Minnow 110 into the break, let it work at 2 feet, and hold on. Part of Lucky Craft's California Inshore Fishing (CIF) lineup, the Flash Minnow 110 has been a go-to for inshore saltwater and surf anglers for years — proven on halibut, large perch, corvina, and just about anything else that swims in the surf zone.

The Flash Minnow 110 is as versatile as it is effective. Straight-wind it for a steady swimming action, or rip and pause to trigger reaction strikes — both techniques work, and alternating between them on successive casts is a great way to dial in what the fish want on any given day. For best results, pair it with a 7'6" to 8' medium to medium-heavy rod with fast action, and spool up with 12 lb fluorocarbon for durability in sand and rocks.

Features

• Saltwater-grade tin hooks for strength and corrosion resistance
• Versatile presentation — straight retrieve or rip-and-pause both produce
• Proven on halibut, corvina, large perch, calico bass, and inshore exotics
• Part of Lucky Craft's CIF (California Inshore Fishing) lineup
• Wide range of proven color patterns for varying water clarity

Specs

• Length: 4.5"
• Weight: 5/8 oz
• Depth: 2 ft
• Hooks: Saltwater-grade tin trebles

Recommended Setup

• Rod: 7'6"–8' medium to medium-heavy, fast action
• Line: 12 lb fluorocarbon (Seaguar Abrazx recommended for sand and rock durability)

Best For

• Techniques: Straight retrieve, rip-and-pause, surf casting
• Species: Halibut, Corvina, Perch, Calico Bass, Striped Bass, and inshore exotics
• Environments: Surf, inshore saltwater, sandy beaches, rocky points

Why Anglers Reach for Big Hammer Swimbait Heads

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

Built for Big Hammer Swimbaits

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

The Problem It Solves

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

What Makes Them Stand Out — and What to Watch For

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

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

The Right Pick If...

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

Best Fishing Techniques

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

Best Conditions

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

Best For

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

Key Features

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

Models & Specs

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

Weight: 0.2 lbs per pack | Brand: Big Hammer

Tackle Express Tips

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

Frequently Asked Questions

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

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

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

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

How many come in a pack?

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

Same body as the Pickle Kick, different tail. Where the paddle tail thumps, the Booty Spin runs a spinning blade — flash and vibration instead of displacement. It's the bait you reach for when fish need to find the lure before they can decide about it.

Short version: blade-tail soft swimbait, weedless, three sizes. Pack count changes with size — check the table below before you order.

Pack Quantity by Size

Every size is the same shelf price. They are not the same quantity.

More plastic and a bigger blade cost more to make, so the price holds and the count drops. Worth knowing before you add the 7" to your cart expecting a handful of baits.

When to Fish a Blade Instead of a Paddle

A paddle tail moves water. A blade throws light and puts a higher-frequency vibration into it. Different signals, different conditions:

• Dirty or off-color water — the primary case. When fish can't see a profile from distance, flash and vibration bring them in close enough to commit.
• Low light — early, late, and overcast, where a blade catches whatever light there is.
• Pressured fish that have seen paddle tails all season. A different signal on the same body is often all it takes.
• Slow presentations — the blade keeps working at speeds where a paddle tail goes quiet, so you can crawl it and still be saying something.

When the water is clear and fish are keyed on a specific bait, go back to the paddle tail — that's the Pickle Kick.

On an Umbrella Rig

You don't need a full rig of these. The standard approach is two arms of Booty Spin mixed into a rig of paddle tails — the blades pull fish to the school, the paddle tails give them something to eat.

At two per pack, one pack of 5" covers exactly that. Run them on the bottom two arms with your heavier heads, or on the top three if you want the flash riding above the school.

Rigging It

The Booty Spin uses the same body as the corresponding Pickle Kick size, so start with the hook size you'd run on the equivalent Pickle Kick and confirm the fit before you commit a pack — the point should sit flush in the body slot, not buried and not riding proud.

Keep the head as light as your depth allows. The blade needs to turn freely, and an over-weighted head that drags the bait nose-down can foul it against the body. A Warbaits Neck Breaker Swing Head lets the bait pivot independently, which helps the blade stay clear and spinning.

Picking a Size and Color

Not every color is offered in every size. The selector above shows what's actually available in each — pick your size first, then your color.

On color: the blade is already doing the attracting, so the body works best as a silhouette. Natural tones in clear water, darker bodies in green water, solid high-contrast colors once it gets dirty.

Pro Tips from the Tackle Express Crew

• Check the blade before every cast for the first few. A blade fouled against the body is a bait doing nothing, and you won't feel the difference until you look.
• Fish it slower than a paddle tail. The blade turns at a crawl. Speed adds nothing and can make it helicopter.
• Mix, don't replace. Two arms of blade in a rig of paddle tails outperforms an all-blade rig in most conditions we see.
• Save it for the days you'd otherwise go home. This is a dirty-water and low-light problem-solver, not a clear-day default.

Common Mistakes

• Assuming every size is the same quantity. Same price, three different pack counts. The 7" is a single bait.
• Too much head weight. Drags the nose down, fouls the blade, and kills the one thing you bought the bait for.
• Burning it. Fast retrieves make the blade spin the bait rather than the bait carry the blade.
• Fishing it in clear water and blaming the bait. Clear water is paddle-tail water. Different tool.

Specifications

Kicker does not publish bait weight, blade size, or hook size for the Booty Spin. Call the shop and we'll measure the size you're considering. Colors vary by size and by production run — the selector above is the live list. Hooks and jig heads are sold separately.

What's Included

Booty Spin swimbaits in the size and color selected — three per pack in 3", two per pack in 5", one per pack in 7". Hooks, jig heads, and the umbrella rig are sold separately.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many baits come in a pack?
Three in the 3", two in the 5", one in the 7". All three sizes are the same pack price.

Why does the 7" cost the same as the 3" if it's only one bait?
More plastic and a larger blade per bait. Per bait it works out to $10.99 for the 7" against $3.66 for the 3".

What's the difference between the Booty Spin and the Pickle Kick?
Same body, different tail. The Pickle Kick has a paddle tail that moves water; the Booty Spin has a spinning blade that throws flash and vibration. Paddle tail for clear water, blade for dirty water and low light.

What hook size does it take?
Kicker doesn't publish one for this bait. The body matches the corresponding Pickle Kick size, so start there and confirm the point sits flush in the slot — or call the shop and we'll check it against a hook for you.

Can I run a full umbrella rig of Booty Spins?
You can, but two arms of blade mixed into a rig of paddle tails works better in most conditions. One pack of 5" covers exactly two arms.

Is it weedless?
Yes, when the hook point sits flush in the body slot.

Why isn't my color available in the size I want?
Not every color is produced in every size. The selector above shows the live combinations — pick your size first, then your color.

Does the blade foul on the cast?
It can if the head is too heavy for the depth or the bait is rigged crooked. Keep the head light enough that the bait rides level and check the blade is turning free before you cast.

Gear That Goes With It

• Warbaits Neck Breaker Swing Head — lets the bait pivot so the blade stays clear.
• Kicker PK-Rig Umbrella Rig — five-arm rig with quick clips.
• Kicker Pickle Kick PK-5 — the paddle-tail version, 5".
• Kicker Pickle Kick PK-3 — the paddle-tail version, 3".
• Kicker Pickle Kick PK-7 — the paddle-tail version, 7".

Buy It From People Who Fish It

We sell Southern California saltwater tackle from our shop on Soledad Canyon Road in Santa Clarita, and we fish these baits on the same water you do. Not sure whether the day calls for a blade or a paddle tail? Call us or come in — we'd rather point you at the right one than sell you both.

The Owner Ringed Mutu Circle Hook is widely regarded as the best live bait circle hook for Southern California saltwater fishing. The welded ring on the eye gives the bait freedom of movement and provides a pivoting point on the strike — reducing hook pull on hard-running fish. The oversized barb keeps fish buttoned through the fight. Available in sizes 4 through 4/0 in standard packs, and 1/0 through 4/0 in Pro Packs for high-volume live bait fishing.

As with any circle hook, never set the hook. When you get bit, point the rod tip at the fish and wind until you feel the rod load up, then raise the rod tip slowly and hang on.

Key Features

• Welded Ring Eye — Allows the bait to swim naturally and provides a pivoting point on the strike; reduces hook pull on hard-running yellowtail and tuna.
• Oversized Barb — Large barb keeps fish buttoned through sustained pressure and head shakes; more holding power than standard circle hooks.
• Circle Hook Geometry — Inward-turned point self-sets in the corner of the mouth; reduces gut-hooking and improves release rates for catch-and-release fishing.
• Heavy Wire Construction — Built to handle the sustained pressure of large yellowtail, tuna, and white seabass on live bait.
• Corrosion-Resistant Finish — Withstands repeated saltwater exposure through a full day of live bait fishing.
• Pro Pack Option — 1/0–4/0 available in Pro Packs (22–34 hooks) for better per-hook value on high-volume trips.

Product Specifications

Best For

• Yellowtail on Live Anchovies & Sardines — Sizes 1/0–3/0 are the standard for yellowtail on live bait; the welded ring and circle geometry keep the hook in the corner of the mouth through the fight.
• Tuna on Live Bait — Sizes 2/0–4/0 for larger sardines and mackerel on tuna; heavy wire handles the sustained pressure of a hard-running tuna.
• White Seabass — Sizes 1/0–2/0 for white seabass on live squid and anchovies; circle hook geometry reduces gut-hooking for catch-and-release.
• High-Volume Live Bait Fishing — Pro Packs (1/0–4/0) offer better per-hook value for charter trips and anglers who go through hooks quickly.

Tackle Express Tips:

• When setting the hook on a circle hook, don't raise the rod tip but rather wind until line starts coming off the reel.  Then raise the rod tip and you're hooked.
• Collar or butt hooking the sardine or mackerel is the best way to get it to swim strong.  A strong swimming bait gets bit better.
• Store your hooks in a box or bag but don't mix used hooks with saltwater on them with your good hook.  The rust will transfer to all of them in your box.

Frequently Asked Questions

• What size Owner Mutu Circle Hook is best for yellowtail? — Size 1/0 to 2/0 is the most common choice for yellowtail on live anchovies and sardines. Go up to 3/0 for larger sardines or when targeting bigger fish.
• Do I set the hook with a circle hook? — No. With any circle hook, never set the hook. When you get bit, point the rod tip at the fish and wind until you feel the rod load up, then raise the rod tip slowly. The circle geometry self-sets in the corner of the mouth.
• What’s the difference between the standard pack and the Pro Pack? — Same hook, more per pack. Pro Packs are available in 1/0–4/0 and contain 22–34 hooks vs. 4–6 in the standard pack — better per-hook value for high-volume live bait fishing.
• Is the Owner Mutu Circle Hook good for tuna? — Yes. Sizes 2/0–4/0 are commonly used for tuna on live sardines and mackerel. The heavy wire and oversized barb handle the sustained pressure of a hard-running tuna.

Submission Fishing Jigs Mercenary is effective in many conditions.  Whether you're casting out on a boat for pelagic, vertical fishing for bass off the docks, or casting from shore, the Slow Death Mercenary jig can be very productive. This jig's unique shape produces a fluttering, twirling action on the fall and an erratic swimming action on the retrieve. It can be fished vertically or cast and retrieved. It’s the ultimate dying baitfish imitator, and greedy fish won’t be able to resist.

Submission Jigs Mercenary comes in 20g, 40g, and 60g.

All jigs feature BKK assist hooks with UV tassels and heavy duty split rings.

Jig was renamed to Mercenary in March of 2024.

The Salas 7X Heavy puts 8.1 oz into the same 6 3/8" body as the 7X Light — the same profile, nearly double the weight. That density is the point. When you need to punch through current, get to depth faster than lighter iron allows, or keep contact with the bottom in a strong surge, the 7X Heavy gets there and stays there. It's the go-to yo-yo iron for deep banks, heavy structure, and the conditions where lighter iron gets pushed out of the bite zone before it can be worked properly.

More Weight, Same Profile

The 7X Heavy shares its body geometry with the 7X Light, which means the swimming action and profile are identical — only the sink rate and depth capability change. Fish that are dialed into the 7X profile on surface iron will respond to the same shape on the yo-yo at depth. This matters on days when fish move off the surface into the water column: you can stay on the same lure shape without switching to a completely different iron. The heavier body also means less blow-out in current and a faster, more direct drop to depth.

Hand-Cast in Southern California

Like all Salas irons, the 7X Heavy is hand-cast in California — individually poured, not stamped or machined. The result is the subtle action variability that Salas irons are known for, and the reason experienced anglers sort through packs to find the swimmers. Available in 6 proven colors covering the full range of conditions from clear-water sardine imitation to mackerel and low-light patterns.

The Right Pick If...

• You're fishing deep banks (100–200+ ft) where lighter iron takes too long to reach the strike zone
• There's current or surge that pushes 4–6 oz irons off-track before they can be worked properly
• Fish are holding tight to structure at depth and you need the iron to sink fast and stay vertical
• You want the 7X profile for yo-yo work while the 7X Light covers your surface iron setup
• You're targeting large yellowtail, tuna, or amberjack in heavy water where a heavier iron drives hooksets better

Best Fishing Techniques

• Deep yo-yo — count it to depth, crank fast to mid-water, drop again; the heavy body drops fast and stays vertical in current
• Bottom yo-yo on structure — let it touch bottom and immediately crank; the heavy body tracks straight and triggers reaction strikes from fish holding tight to structure
• Heavy current drift fishing — drop on a drifting boat and work the iron as the boat moves; the weight keeps it fishing rather than blowing sideways
• Vertical jigging — short, sharp lifts when fish are stacked on the meter; the heavier body gives more controlled action on slow lifts

Best Conditions

• Deep structure: 80–200+ ft
• Strong current or surge conditions where lighter iron blows out
• Offshore banks and deep-water reefs
• Long-range trips where fish are holding deep or in heavy water

Best For

• Yellowtail — deep structure and heavy current
• Bluefin and yellowfin tuna — deep yo-yo on offshore banks
• Amberjack and large pelagics — heavy water and deep reefs
• White seabass — deep structure at depth where 4–5 oz iron won't reach

Key Features

• Weight: 8.1 oz
• Length: 6 3/8"
• Hand-cast in Southern California
• 6 color options covering sardine, mackerel, low-light, and natural patterns
• Same body as 7X Light — identical profile, different density
• Rigged with split ring; add your preferred single hook or assist

Color Guide

Tackle Express Tips

• At 8.1 oz, the 7X Heavy pairs best with a stout conventional rod in the 40–80 lb range — a rod with too light a tip won't load properly on the yo-yo stroke and will fatigue your arm before the fish does. The Phenix Black Diamond Conventional or similar heavy conventional blank is the right match.
• Use 65–80 lb braid as your main line with a 40–60 lb fluorocarbon top shot when yo-yoing at depth — the braid cuts current and telegraphs the strike up from depth better than straight mono. Keep the top shot short (10–15 ft) so the connection clears your guides cleanly on the cast.
• Green Mackerel and Scrambled Egg are the two most consistent colors in deep-water conditions where light penetration is low. If fish are on the meter but not committing, try slowing your retrieve on the drop — let the iron flutter rather than fall straight and give reluctant fish more time to commit on the way down.

FAQ

What's the difference between the 7X Heavy and the 7X Light?
Same 6 3/8" body, different density. The 7X Light is 3.5 oz and designed for surface iron fishing where you want a slower sink and more time in the upper water column. The 7X Heavy is 8.1 oz and built for deep yo-yo work where you need the iron to reach depth quickly and stay vertical in current. Use the Light for topwater and near-surface; use the Heavy when fish are holding at depth or in heavy water.

How does the 7X Heavy compare to the 6X Heavy?
The 7X Heavy (8.1 oz, 6 3/8") is heavier and longer than the 6X Heavy (6.4 oz, 5 1/4"). The 7X profile is longer and slimmer, which gives it a different swimming action — more of a side-to-side flutter on the drop. The 6X is shorter and stouter, which creates a tighter, more compact action. Both are proven deep yo-yo irons; the choice comes down to body profile preference and target depth.

Does the 7X Heavy come with a hook?
Salas irons ship with a split ring but no hook. Most local anglers rig a single Siwash hook (Owner Stinger Siwash 5/0–6/0 is a common choice for the heavier iron) or a short assist hook for deep yo-yo applications.

Shop More Salas Irons

• Salas 7X Light — same 6 3/8" body at 3.5 oz, for surface fishing
• Salas 6X Heavy — 6.4 oz, the everyday local yo-yo iron
• Salas PL-68 Heavy — 9.8 oz, the heaviest iron in the line
• Salas 7X Jr Heavy — 4.8 oz for moderate depth and lighter current

The Leader That Disappears Underwater

Seaguar Gold Label Fluorocarbon Leader is engineered for situations where fish are leader-shy and every advantage matters. Built thinner and less visible underwater than any other fluorocarbon leader on the market, Gold Label gives you more natural presentations, better bait action, and higher catch rates on the fish that refuse everything else. From ultra-light trout rigs to heavy big game setups, it's available in 2lb through 150lb to cover every application.

Double-Structure Fluorocarbon — Built Different From the Inside Out

Seaguar's exclusive DSF (Double Structure Fluoro) process combines two custom fluorocarbon resins into a single leader with a smaller diameter core and a tougher outer layer. The result is a leader that's 18% thinner than standard fluorocarbon, 17% stronger in both knot and tensile strength, and significantly softer — so it cinches cleanly into fail-safe knots without the stiffness that causes slippage or breakage under pressure.

When Standard Fluorocarbon Costs You Fish

On pressured fisheries — clear water, finicky yellowtail, spooky white seabass, wary trout — leader visibility is often the difference between a bite and a refusal. Thicker, stiffer leaders kill bait action and flash in the water column. Gold Label's ultra-thin diameter and near-zero memory let your bait move freely and naturally, and its refractive index matches water so closely it effectively vanishes at depth.

Why Gold Label Outperforms Standard Fluorocarbon

• 18% thinner diameter — less visible, better bait action
• 17% better knot and tensile strength despite smaller diameter
• Lowest line memory of any fluorocarbon leader — easier to manage, fewer tangles
• Extremely soft and supple — cinches easily for clean, reliable knots
• 100% fluorocarbon — near-zero stretch, abrasion resistant, UV stable
• Level Wind Technology for consistent, even spooling
• 25-yard spool — right-sized for leader material use

The Right Pick If...

• You fish clear water where leader visibility costs you bites
• You need a leader that ties clean knots without stiffness or memory issues
• You're targeting finicky species that refuse heavier or more visible leaders
• You want one premium leader that covers light inshore to heavy offshore applications
• You trust Seaguar's fluorocarbon expertise — they invented it

Best Fishing Techniques

Ideal for live bait fishing, drop-shotting, finesse jigging, Carolina rigs, fly fishing tippet leaders, kite fishing, and any technique where leader invisibility and natural bait presentation are critical. Heavier sizes (50–150lb) are built for offshore big game, shark, and heavy inshore applications.

Best Conditions

Clear water, high-pressure fisheries, bright sunny days with high visibility, and any situation where fish are leader-shy or have been heavily targeted. Also excels in low-light conditions where the refractive index advantage keeps the leader invisible at depth.

Best For

• Yellowtail and white seabass on the California coast
• Tuna — both light tackle and heavy big game setups
• Trout and bass in clear freshwater lakes and rivers
• Calico bass and inshore saltwater species
• Surf fishing with finesse presentations
• Offshore billfish, shark, and heavy leader applications (80–150lb)

Key Features

• 18% thinner diameter than standard fluorocarbon
• 17% better knot and tensile strength
• Lowest line memory — DSF Double Structure Fluoro construction
• Extremely soft and supple for clean knot cinching
• 100% fluorocarbon — abrasion resistant, UV stable, near-zero stretch
• Level Wind Technology
• Spool length: 25 yards
• Available: 2lb through 150lb
• Vendor: Seaguar

Models & Specs

Tackle Express Tips

• Match the test to your mainline: A good rule of thumb is to run Gold Label at 2–3x your mainline test for most inshore and freshwater applications — the thinner diameter keeps it invisible while still providing the abrasion resistance you need near structure.
• Use a loop-to-loop or FG knot: Gold Label's low memory and soft construction make it ideal for the FG knot when connecting to braid — the supple material cinches tight without the stiffness that causes slippage in stiffer fluorocarbons.
• Store out of direct sunlight: Even though fluorocarbon is UV-stable, prolonged direct sun exposure on the spool can degrade the resin over time. Keep spools in a tackle bag or drawer between trips to maximize shelf life.

FAQ

What makes Gold Label different from standard Seaguar fluorocarbon?
Gold Label uses Seaguar's exclusive DSF (Double Structure Fluoro) process — two custom fluorocarbon resins combined into one leader. This gives it an 18% thinner diameter and 17% better strength than standard fluorocarbon at the same test rating, plus significantly lower memory for easier handling.

Which test should I choose for yellowtail and white seabass?
Most Southern California anglers run 20–40lb Gold Label for yellowtail depending on conditions, and 25–40lb for white seabass. In cleaner, clearer water, drop down a size — the thinner diameter will get you more bites on pressured fish.

Can I use Gold Label for freshwater applications?
Absolutely. The lighter tests (2–12lb) are excellent for trout, bass, and panfish in clear lakes and rivers where leader visibility is a factor. The same invisibility advantage that works offshore works just as well in clear freshwater.

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

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

Key Features:

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

Performance Advantages:

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

Ideal Applications:

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

Recommended Baits:

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

Available Sizes:

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

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

The 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.

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

Key Features

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

Product Specifications

Best For

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

Lead Masters Glow Egg Sinkers have one of the best glow paints we've seen.  They absorb the light quickly and stay lit for a long time.  The smooth surface inside the sinker won't damage your line.  

These are great for night fishing or for fish that are attracted to light.  We've noticed that many time in low light or in deep water, the glow of an egg sinker is enough to bring fish from a long way off and tends to get them to bite better than a regular egg sinker.  

Tie one of this on for your next trip, the Lead Masters Glow Egg Sinker may make the difference between no fish and lots of fish.

Additional shipping for lead weights may apply at checkout.

Seaguar Blue Label was developed with Seaguar's exclusive, proprietary Double Structure Technology, our FC Leader is one of the best on the market. Fluorocarbon leaders' advanced strength allows use of smaller pound test vs. other fluorocarbons for more effective presentation.

Incredible impact strength, knot strength and abrasion resistance. Ideal for any leader fishing from 2 to 80 lbs., fresh or salt water. As with all 100% Fluorocarbon products, FC Leader is much less visible underwater than monofilament line and virtually invisible to fish. FC is also UV resistant, chemical resistant, non-absorbant, high-density and impervious to cold conditions.

Made from 100% Seaguar resins and produced using our proprietary extrusion process.

Available Line Sizes - 25 Yards

The Owner Ringed Mutu Hybrid Circle Hook boasts an offset circle between the Mutu Light and Mutu circle hooks in terms of wire gauge, providing reliability for medium-sized fish and a lively presentation for small baits such as sardines. In addition, the ring offers an enhanced swimming motion, featuring a robust, forged "hangnail" point and a corrosion-resistant Black Chrome finish.

The offset circle design and reliable wire gauge make it ideal for medium-sized fish, while the unique "hangnail" point and corrosion-resistant finish provide a lively presentation for small baits like sardines. You'll experience an enhanced swimming motion and improved success on the water with this high-quality hook.

Key Features:

• Hybrid Wire Gauge: Between Mutu Light and Mutu Circle for medium-sized fish
• Ringed Eye: Enhanced swimming motion for live baits
• Offset Circle Design: Self-setting for corner-of-mouth hookups
• Forged "Hangnail" Point: Robust, unique point design
• Black Chrome Finish: Corrosion-resistant coating
• Lively Presentation: Perfect for small baits like sardines
• Medium Fish Reliability: Ideal wire gauge for versatile applications

Performance Advantages:

• Enhanced Swimming Motion: Ring allows natural bait movement
• Optimal Wire Gauge: Between light and heavy for medium fish
• Self-Setting Action: Offset circle design hooks fish in corner of mouth
• Robust Point: Forged "hangnail" design for penetration
• Corrosion Resistant: Black Chrome finish for saltwater durability
• Lively Bait Action: Ring connection for natural presentation

Ideal Applications:

• Live bait fishing with sardines
• Medium-sized saltwater fish
• Situations requiring enhanced bait swimming motion
• Circle hook presentations with live bait
• Calico bass and similar species
• Fishing where natural bait action is critical

Recommended Baits:

• Sardines
• Small live baits
• Anchovies
• Other small baitfish

When you need hybrid circle hooks with ringed eye for enhanced swimming motion, offset circle design, forged "hangnail" point, and Black Chrome finish for medium-sized fish with small live baits, the Owner Ringed Mutu Hybrid Circle Hook is the choice of serious saltwater anglers.

Increase your chances of catching more fish with this high-quality hook featuring optimal wire gauge between Mutu Light and Mutu Circle designs.

The Lead Masters Mini Tube Jig is a 1/64 oz ultra-light tube jig designed for finesse presentations targeting trout, crappie, bluegill, and bass on light tackle. The hollow tube body produces a natural, tentacle-like action on the fall and retrieve that triggers strikes from panfish and trout in clear water and pressured conditions where larger jigs are ignored. Available in 23 colors including solid, bi-color, and sparkle finishes to match a wide range of water clarity and light conditions. 3 per pack.

Key Features

• 1/64 oz — Ultra-Light Finesse Weight — The 1/64 oz weight is purpose-built for ultra-light finesse fishing on 2–6 lb line with light spinning or ultralight spinning gear; the extremely light weight produces a slow, natural fall rate that gives trout and panfish time to inspect and commit to the bait; most effective in clear water and cold water conditions where a slow, subtle presentation outperforms heavier jigs.
• Hollow Tube Body — Natural Tentacle 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; the tube action is most pronounced on a slow, steady retrieve or a lift-and-drop presentation that allows the tube to flutter on the fall.
• 23 Colors — Solid, Bi-Color & Sparkle — The full color range covers every water clarity and light condition: solid colors (Pearl White, Yellow, Pink Clear, Firecracker, Black, Chartreuse, Smoke/Clear, Green/Yellow, Brown/Blue, Smoke Sparkle, Yellow/Green Sparkle) for standard presentations, bi-color bodies (Bi-Smoke/Clear Sparkle, Bi-Smoke/Pearl, Bi-Smoke/Firecracker, Bi-Red/Pearl, Bi-Green/Pearl, Bi-Smoke/Chartreuse, Bi-Orange/Chartreuse, Bi-Yellow/Pearl) for two-tone contrast, and combination colors (Red/White, Yellow/White, Pink/White, Black/Chartreuse) for high-contrast attractor presentations.
• 3 Per Pack — Three jigs per pack; provides multiple jigs for rigging multiple rods or replacing lost jigs when fishing around structure and cover where snags are common on ultra-light line.

Color Selection Guide

• Clear Water — Natural & Subtle — Pearl White, Smoke/Clear, Bi-Smoke/Pearl, Bi-Smoke/Clear Sparkle, Pink Clear 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.
• Stained Water — High Visibility — Chartreuse, Yellow, Yellow/White, Black/Chartreuse, Bi-Smoke/Chartreuse, Bi-Orange/Chartreuse, Yellow/Green Sparkle for stained water where high-visibility colors are needed to compensate for reduced water clarity; chartreuse and yellow tones remain visible in off-color water where natural colors lose effectiveness.
• Attractor & High Contrast — Firecracker, Red/White, Pink/White, Bi-Red/Pearl, Bi-Smoke/Firecracker for high-contrast attractor presentations that trigger reaction strikes; red and pink tones are effective for trout and crappie in a wide range of water clarity conditions.
• Dark Water & Low Light — Black, Brown/Blue, Bi-Green/Pearl, Smoke Sparkle for dark water and low-light conditions where darker colors provide a visible silhouette against the sky; black is a proven panfish and trout color in low-light conditions where darker profiles are more visible than light colors.

Best For

• Trout Fishing — The 1/64 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 White, Chartreuse, Firecracker, and Red/White for stocked trout, smoke and clear finishes for wild trout in clear water.
• Crappie & Panfish — Effective for crappie, bluegill, and panfish around docks, brush piles, and submerged structure; the slow fall rate of the 1/64 oz weight keeps the jig in the strike zone longer than heavier jigs; bi-color finishes (Bi-Yellow/Pearl, Bi-Red/Pearl) are proven crappie colors.
• Clear Water & Pressured Fish — The ultra-light weight and natural tube action are most effective in clear water and pressured conditions where fish have seen heavier jig presentations; the slow fall and subtle action trigger strikes from finicky fish that ignore standard jig weights.
• Ice Fishing — The 1/64 oz weight and tube action are effective for ice fishing targeting crappie, bluegill, and perch through the ice; the slow fall rate and tube flutter are highly effective in the cold, clear water conditions typical of ice fishing where a subtle presentation is critical.

The Halco Max 190 Lure offers superior performance with its slim minnow design, enabling jigging, casting, or trolling up to 20 knots with minimal drag. Its slim tail section ensures greater hook visibility and efficiency on the strike. This lure is a top-of-the-line solution for any angler.

Born in Australia, Halco's designers know how to make a lure that get's bit and also holds up to the toughest fish.  The construction, hooks, split rings and hardware are very strong and have caught tuna in the hundreds of pounds.  The many colors allow you to pick one that best fits your fishing conditions.  

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The Halco Max 190 Lure is designed for heavy high speed spinning and trolling, It is ideal for large salt water predators such as tuna, mackerel and wahoo. With extra heavy side walls for maximum strength and the slender profile allows trolling speeds in excess of 20 knots, features Mustad Inline 7/0 singles for the ultimate hook holding ability.

Max is also a great lure to troll while traveling from spot to spot due to its high speed characteristics.

Premium Underspin Jigs for Versatile Bass Fishing

The Warbaits Underspins deliver premium underspin performance designed for serious bass anglers who demand versatile flash and vibration. Built with quality construction and underspin blade design, these jigs provide exceptional flash, subtle vibration, and proven effectiveness for targeting bass with soft plastics and swimbaits. The Underspins represent Warbaits' commitment to creating quality underspin jigs for bass fishing.

Advanced Underspin Blade Design

• Underspin Blade: Blade mounted below jig head creates flash and vibration
• Versatile Design: Works with various soft plastics and swimbaits
• Subtle Attraction: Blade provides flash without overpowering bait action
• Enhanced Action: Blade adds vibration and flash to soft plastic presentations
• Balanced Construction: Optimized design provides ideal swimming action

Premium Construction Features

• Quality Hook: Sharp premium hook ensures solid hooksets
• Durable Blade: Quality blade provides consistent flash and vibration
• Strong Wire: Durable wire construction withstands repeated use
• Optimized Weight: Balanced design for various fishing depths
• Proven Design: Time-tested underspin configuration triggers strikes

Versatile Bass Fishing Applications

The Warbaits Underspins excel in versatile bass fishing applications. Perfect for fishing soft plastics with added flash, working swimbaits around structure, targeting bass in clear and stained water, slow rolling around points and ledges, or any situation where subtle flash and vibration enhance presentations. The underspin blade adds flash and vibration to soft plastic baits without overpowering their natural action, creating an irresistible combination that triggers strikes from bass.

Key Features

Warbaits Quality

Warbaits has been creating quality fishing lures for serious bass anglers, and the Underspins continue this tradition with optimized underspin design and premium construction. Every jig is manufactured to exacting standards to ensure consistent performance. From weekend anglers to serious bass specialists, the Warbaits Underspins deliver the versatile flash and vibration performance that underspin anglers demand.

Experience the premium underspin jig performance that serious bass anglers trust. The Warbaits Underspins aren't just jigs—they're precision tools built for versatile fishing success.

Catch more bass with added flash using Warbaits Underspins—where underspin blades meet versatile performance.