Where it shinesRock, docks, brush edges, and current seams—anywhere a small, natural drop gets noticed.
Tube Jig Head (Inside)Classic tube fall with a clean profile.Insert the head so the line tie sits centered and the tube tracks straight.Hop it like a tiny craw, then let the skirt flare on the drop.On rock, keep hops short—more “tick-tick” than big jumps.
Ball Head Jig (Outside)Fast to rig, great in current.Thread straight and keep the hook exiting centered for balanced spirals.Swim it just off bottom; the skirt will “fizz” in the flow.Add micro pauses—most bites happen as it glides back down.
Drop ShotSuspend it and let it breathe.Nose-hook for maximum skirt flare, or lightly Texas-rig for cover.Small shakes make the skirt pulse without moving the bait far.Excellent around docks and when fish are hovering 1–3' up.