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The Tady 45 Surface Iron is the king of surface irons. Works great for tuna, yellowtail, calico bass, wahoo, dorado, barracuda, and even white sea bass. Simply cast it as far as you can and wind it straight back to the boat with a fast retrieve.
There is no need to impart action into the jig, just point the rod tip at it and wind it back. You may need to allow it to sink just a little under the surface before you start winding so it catches water.
We prefer throwing irons on 30# or 40# monofilament line in general but the size of the fish being caught, the size of your reel, and the weight of the jig all play a part in deciding what line to use.
The hooks may change depending on the availability at the Tady warehouse. Don't worry though, they all catch fish and they are all plenty strong.
Color and hook manufacturer varies on each lure and may not be exactly like the picture shows. Scratches are common on all Tady Lures, they get scratched in transit to us and these scratches don't impact the ability to catch fish.
The Tady 4/0 Iron is a heavy yoyo iron for vertical deep water jigging for yellowtail and bottom fish. It works best for fish on deep structure or if you need to get jig to fall fast through the column to get past unwanted species. The Tady 4/0 is one of our favorite heavy jigs, simply let if fall to the desired depth and then wind it up as fast as you can. You can also pull the tip up fast and then drop the tip and repeat. These are deadly on yellowtail and tuna!
Color and hook manufacturer varies on each lure and may not be exactly like the picture shows. Scratches are common on all Tady Lures, they get scratched in transit to us and these scratches don't impact its ability to catch fish.
6 oz
5.75"
The Tady 9 is a thinner and more narrow version of the Tady A2 and Tady AA jigs. This makes the jig fall faster due to less drag on the lure. It also swims in a tighter pattern for when you need to burn it back when fish are the most active.
Verticle: To work it vertically, cast it or drop it straight under the boat. Let it sink to the desired depth which could range from a few feet to several dozen feet. Put the reel in gear and wind it back with a fast retrieve.
Horizontal: Cast it as far as possible and let it sink for a second or two and wind it straight back to the boat with a fast retrieve.
YoYo: Cast it or drop it straight under the boat, let it sink to the desired depth, and one line is taught and the reel is in gear, drop the rod tip and then lift the rod tip 3-4 feet. Drop the rod tip again and repeat without winding the reel. After a few minutes if you're not already bit, wind it up a few cranks and repeat.
There is no need to put any bait or scent on most Tady jigs, it's a reaction and if the bite is on, they will eat it. Bait can actually impair the action of the jig so it's best just to tie straight to the ring on the iron. We prefer throwing irons on 30# or 40# line in general but the size of the fish being caught, the size of your reel, and the weight of the jig all play a part in deciding what line to use.
Color and hook manufacturer varies on each lure and may not be exactly like the picture shows. Scratches are common on all Tady Lures, they get scratched in transit to us and these scratches don't impact the ability to catch fish.
3.3 oz
4.75"
The Tady A2 is a very versatile jig that can be worked vertically, horizontally, or in a yoyo action. The A2 is more squared off than the Tady AA and is slightly heavier.
Vertical: To work it vertically, cast it or drop it straight under the boat. Let it sink to the desired depth which could range from a few feet to several dozen feet. Put the reel in gear and wind it back with a fast retrieve.
Horizontal: Cast it as far as possible and let it sink for a second or two and wind it straight back to the boat with a fast retrieve.
YoYo: Cast it or drop it straight under the boat, let it sink to the desired depth, and one line is taught and the reel is in gear, drop the rod tip and then lift the rod tip 3-4 feet. Drop the rod tip again and repeat without winding the reel. After a few minutes if you're not already bit, wind it up a few cranks and repeat.
There is no need to put any bait or scent on most Tady jigs, it's a reaction and if the bite is on, they will eat it. Bait can actually impair the action of the jig so it's best just to tie straight to the ring on the iron. We prefer throwing irons on 30# or 40# line in general but the size of the fish being caught, the size of your reel, and the weight of the jig all play a part in deciding what line to use.
Color and hook manufacturer varies on each lure and may not be exactly like the picture shows. Scratches are common on all Tady Lures, they get scratched in transit and these scratches don't impact the ability to catch fish.
4.1 oz 4.75 inches
The Tady TLC is a great white sea bass jig when rigged with a squid and the white glow color. The other colors are great for a wide variety of fish when the bait is smaller or you need a more subtle presentation. Don't let the size of this little guy fool you, it's heavy for its size and cast's very well.
Vertical: To work it vertically, cast it or drop it straight under the boat. Let it sink to the desired depth which could range from a few feet to several dozen feet. Put the reel in gear and wind it back with a fast retrieve.
Horizontal: Cast it as far as possible and let it sink for a second or two and wind it straight back to the boat with a fast retrieve.
YoYo: Cast it or drop it straight under the boat, let it sink to the desired depth, and one line is taught and the reel is in gear, drop the rod tip and then lift the rod tip 3-4 feet. Drop the rod tip again and repeat without winding the reel. After a few minutes if you're not already bit, wind it up a few cranks and repeat.
Color and hook manufacturer varies on each lure and may not be exactly like the picture shows. Scratches are common on all Tady Lures, they get scratched in transit and these scratches don't impact the ability to catch fish.
3.3 oz 3.5"
The Tady A1 Light Surface Iron Single Fixed Hook is an incredibly versatile surface iron perfect for Cuda and Calicos. It can be fished fast and slow but a nice medium retrieve provides a lifelike swimming action, enticing aggressive strikes from barracuda, calico, yellowtail, and tuna, and can be used to fish on the surface in shallow water. Its exceptional swimming action makes it an ideal tool for every fisherman!
Paint may be scratched from the manufacturer but this will not negatively impact its ability to catch fish. Sorry but we don't accept returns for scratches.
This Tady 4/0 Light Surface Iron with the single Siwash hook is perfect for barracuda or anytime you want to get your fish off the jig with ease. Trying to get those slimy barracuda off a treble hook can be a challenge and with this single fixed hook you can grab the jig and shake the fish off into the water or on the deck. The bottom side of the blue white and mint white jigs are white. The mint is solid mint on all sides.
Paint may be scratched from the manufacturer but this will not negatively impact it's ability to catch fish. Sorry but we don't accept returns for scratches.
The Tady 4/0 Sr. Light Surface Iron gives anglers the same great swimming pattern of the popular 4/0 Light Iron but with a larger and heavier design which makes casting easier on a 40lb set-up. A range of mint colors are available, which have proven successful in recent years.
Paint may be scratched from the manufacturer but this will not negatively impact it's ability to catch fish. Sorry but we don't accept returns for scratches.