SPRO Phat Fly Hair Jig 2PK

The SPRO Phat Fly Hair Jig 2PK gives float-and-fly fishing a compact, easy-to-control presentation for bass, crappie, panfish, and trout. Fish it beneath a bobber, with a split shot, or fly lined on light 4- or 6-pound line. You can swim it with a steady retrieve or make it rise and fall with the rod tip, so one small jig covers several finesse presentations.

Each package includes two Phat Fly hair jigs. Choose from 1/16 oz and 1/8 oz sizes in five color patterns to match the depth, pace, and profile you want to show the fish.

Why This Little Jig Gets Invited Along

The Phat Fly is built for anglers who want a small lure that can be presented at a controlled depth or worked through the water column. Its compact hair-jig profile is equally at home under a float, ahead of a small split shot, or on a light line with no added weight.

When a Small Profile Needs More Life

A tiny jig can be difficult to keep in the strike zone if it only moves one way. The Phat Fly gives you multiple ways to change the presentation: a straight wind for steady movement, a bobber for depth control, or a lift-and-drop retrieve that sends the jig up 12–24 inches before it falls back through the water.

Built for Finesse Presentations

• Float-and-fly fishing for bass, crappie, panfish, and trout
• Bobber rigs when you want to suspend the jig at a chosen depth
• Split-shot presentations when you want a little extra weight
• Fly-line fishing on light 4- or 6-pound line
• Straight-wind retrieves for steady movement
• Lift-and-drop retrieves with a 12–24 inch rod-tip lift

The Right Pick If...

• You want one small jig that works with a float, split shot, or no added weight.
• You fish light line and need a compact presentation for multiple freshwater species.
• You like changing the lure's depth and cadence instead of committing to one retrieve.
• You want a two-jig pack with bass, bluegill, shad, ghost, and chartreuse-inspired color options.

What It Does Best, and When to Choose Something Else

The Phat Fly shines when finesse, depth control, and a subtle moving target matter more than maximum casting distance or heavy bottom contact. Its 1/16 oz and 1/8 oz sizes are made for light-tackle presentations. If you need a lure for heavy cover, deep fast current, or a power-fishing retrieve, choose a heavier setup instead.

How to Fish It

For a float-and-fly presentation, suspend the jig beneath a bobber and adjust the depth until the bait is traveling where fish are holding. Add a split shot when you need the jig to get down more quickly, or fly line it on 4- or 6-pound line for a clean, natural fall.

Start with a steady retrieve when fish are willing to chase. When they need a slower presentation, raise the rod tip quickly 12–24 inches and let the jig fall back down before repeating the motion. The combination of lift, pause, and fall gives you an easy way to vary the cadence without changing lures.

Best Conditions

Reach for the Phat Fly when you want to keep a small hair jig suspended, moving lightly through the water, or falling on light line. Use 1/16 oz for the most delicate presentation and 1/8 oz when you want a little more weight for depth control or a quicker fall. Let the target species, depth, and desired retrieve determine the color and size.

Color and Size Guide

• 1/16 oz: The lighter choice for a delicate float, fly-line, or slow-fall presentation.
• 1/8 oz: Adds weight when you want to reach depth or make the lift-and-drop cadence more pronounced.
• Baby Bass: A natural bass-inspired option in the available lineup.
• Blue Gill: A bluegill-pattern choice for a familiar freshwater profile.
• Blue Shad: A baitfish-style color option.
• Chartreuse Ghost: A brighter option when you want more visual contrast.
• Grey Ghost: A subdued ghost-color alternative.

Key Features

• Hair jig profile: Compact presentation for freshwater finesse fishing.
• Two sizes: Available in 1/16 oz and 1/8 oz.
• Five color patterns: Baby Bass, Blue Gill, Blue Shad, Chartreuse Ghost, and Grey Ghost.
• Multiple rigging options: Fish it with a bobber, split shot, or fly lined.
• Light-line friendly: Designed for 4- or 6-pound line presentations.
• Two per pack: Each package includes 2 jigs.

Models & Specs

Every model below is sold as a 2-pack of SPRO Phat Fly Hair Jigs.

Tackle Express Tips

• Set the bobber depth first, then change retrieve speed before changing colors. The Phat Fly is designed to let you control both depth and cadence.
• On a lift-and-drop retrieve, lift the rod tip 12–24 inches and let the jig fall all the way back before repeating the motion.
• Keep 4- or 6-pound line in mind when building the rig. The light line keeps this small presentation working as intended.

FAQ

What species can I catch with the SPRO Phat Fly Hair Jig?
It is suited to bass, crappie, panfish, and trout, especially when a compact freshwater presentation is the right fit.

Can I fish the Phat Fly under a bobber?
Yes. It was designed for float-and-fly fishing and can also be used with a split shot or fly lined on 4- or 6-pound line.

What is the best retrieve?
Start with a straight wind, then try a lift-and-drop retrieve. Raising the rod tip 12–24 inches and letting the jig fall back down gives you a simple way to add height and pause to the presentation.

Complete the Setup

Build a light-tackle system around the Phenix Elixir Series Ultralight Spinning Rods, or add a compact alternative such as the Lead Masters Mini Tube Jigs. For another small-profile option, compare the Phat Fly with the Basstrix Mini Trix 1.5-inch Soft Plastic Minnow.

Pick the size that matches your depth, choose a color that fits the forage or visibility you want, and let the Phat Fly's light presentation do the searching.