Dolphin Gitzem Jig Heads 4/0 Hook

Dial in a natural saltwater presentation with the Dolphin Gitzem Jig Heads 4/0 Hook. This compact winged jig head pairs a 4/0 Mustad hook with a ribbed bait keeper, giving smaller live baits and compact soft plastics the swimming action and holding power they need around kelp, rock, and current.

Built for Smaller Saltwater Presentations

The 4/0 Gitzem is a strong match for live squid, fresh strips, 4–5 inch soft plastics, flukes, and swimbaits. The winged head helps the bait track with a side-to-side swimming action, while the ribbed shank helps keep your bait in place through retrieves and hard strikes.

Why Anglers Choose the 4/0 Gitzem

• 4/0 Mustad hook: High-carbon steel provides dependable strength and solid hook penetration.
• Winged head design: Helps the jig move naturally through the water and creates a walk-the-dog style action.
• Ribbed bait keeper: Holds soft plastics, squid, and strip baits securely on the shank.
• Versatile saltwater use: Fish it low and slow for white seabass, work it mid-water for yellowtail, or present it near the bottom for rockfish.
• Three proven colors: Choose White, Glow, or Blaze Orange for changing water clarity and light conditions.

Choose the 4/0 When...

• You are fishing smaller live squid, fresh strips, or compact soft plastics.
• You want a lively swimming presentation instead of a plain round jig head.
• You need one jig head that can cover white seabass, calico bass, yellowtail, and rockfish water.

Product Specifications

• Hook: 4/0 Mustad
• Available colors: White, Glow, and Blaze Orange
• Pack size: 3 per pack in 1/2 oz and 3/4 oz; 2 per pack in 1 oz
• Product type: Swimbait jig head

Frequently Asked Questions

What should I pair with a 4/0 Gitzem Jig Head?

Use it with smaller live squid, fresh strip bait, or compact 4–5 inch soft plastics such as flukes and swimbaits.

What fish can I target with the 4/0?

The 4/0 is a versatile choice for white seabass, calico bass, yellowtail, and rockfish when the presentation calls for a smaller bait profile.

When should I choose the 4/0 instead of the 8/0?

Choose the 4/0 for smaller baits and more compact plastics. Move up to the 8/0 when you are fishing larger baits or targeting bigger, harder-pulling saltwater species.