Owner Ultrahead Stand Up Heads

Owner Ultrahead Stand Up Heads pair a stand-up jig head with an Owner 5318 light-wire hook for fishing soft plastic craws and tubes along the bottom. Choose from 1/8, 1/4 and 3/8 oz to balance sink rate, bottom contact and bait size. Each pack contains 5 jig heads.

Features and Uses

• Stand-up head shape: Designed for bottom presentations with crawfish-style baits and tubes.
• Owner 5318 hook: Light-wire construction with a round bend, Super Needle Point and black chrome finish.
• Two hook sizes: The 1/8 oz model has a 2/0 hook; the heavier models use 3/0 hooks. Match the hook to your plastic as well as the weight to your fishing conditions.

Models and Specifications

Choosing a Weight

Start with 1/8 oz for a slower fall when conditions let you maintain bottom contact. Move to 1/4 or 3/8 oz when depth, wind or current makes the lighter head difficult to control. Use the lightest weight that lets you follow the bait, and check that the plastic leaves enough hook gap.

Browse our craws and creature baits for pairing options. Bait buoyancy, rigging and bottom texture affect the resting angle; a stand-up head does not guarantee an upright bait on every surface.

3 Tackle Express Tips

1. Rig the body straight. Lay the hook beside the plastic to locate the exit point before threading it on. A bunched or crooked body can change how it rests.
2. Pause after short movements. Try small drags or hops followed by a pause, giving the bait time to settle before moving it again.
3. Check the point after bottom contact. Inspect the hook after dragging through rock or retrieving a snag. Replace a damaged hook rather than fishing it unchanged.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many jig heads are in a pack?

All three listed weights come in packs of five.

Do all weights use the same hook?

No. The 1/8 oz model uses a 2/0 hook; 1/4 and 3/8 oz use 3/0 hooks.

Which soft plastics suit these heads?

Owner recommends tubes and crawfish-style baits. Choose a body that fits the hook without crowding its gap.

Will my craw always stand upright?

No. Test your rig in shallow water: the plastic's shape and buoyancy, the way it is threaded, and the surface beneath it all affect its posture.