Jiggin' Johnsons' Ice Jig, Various Colors Pink

Jiggin' Johnsons' Ice Jig, Various Colors

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Pack Contains 5 Jig Heads
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Length
This is a jig head, so the important choice is size and hook size instead of bait length. Match the head to the plastic, depth, and how fast you want the bait to fall.
Best for
Crappie, bluegill, perch, trout, and light-biting panfish when you want a compact jig that can be worked vertically, under a float, or through the ice.
Style
A small ice-style jig head built for finesse plastics, micro tails, tiny minnows, and subtle panfish presentations where profile control matters.
Where it shines
Use it around brush, docks, basin fish, weed edges, and ice holes when the fish are looking but not fully committing to larger or faster-moving setups.
Quick rigging rule: Start lighter than you think you need, then move up only if wind, current, depth, or fish activity forces it. A common mistake with tiny plastics is overpowering them with too much lead, which kills the slow fall and makes the bait look rushed. Let the jig hang, quiver, and glide before you start hopping it hard.

Top 3 ways we fish it

Finesse panfish control

Vertical ice jigging

Best when fish are stacked or showing on electronics
  • Drop the jig to the fish, stop above them, and make them rise instead of dropping the bait directly into their face.
  • Use small wrist shakes to make the plastic tremble without moving the jig several inches at a time.
  • Pause often, because many crappie and bluegill bites happen when the jig is almost still.
This approach keeps the bait in the strike zone and gives neutral fish time to decide.

Float and slow pendulum

Best around shallow cover, docks, and calm edges
  • Set the float so the jig rides just above the cover, weed tops, or suspended fish you are trying to reach.
  • Twitch the float lightly, then let the jig swing back under it instead of constantly dragging it forward.
  • Shorten the leader when fish are high in the water column and lengthen it when they slide deeper or tuck tighter to cover.
The float slows everything down and turns a tiny jig into a controlled, natural-looking target.

Cast, count, and glide

Best for roaming panfish and small trout
  • Cast past the fish, count the jig down, and begin with a slow swim before adding snaps or hops.
  • Keep the rod tip high when you need the jig to ride over weeds, and lower it when fish are holding closer to bottom.
  • When bites stop, change depth before changing baits because small fish often shift vertically before they leave the area.
Counting it down makes a small jig repeatable, which is the difference between one bite and a pattern.
Pour & profile: Each pack contains 5 jig heads with selectable size, hook size, and color options, giving you a clean way to match small Jiggin’ Johnson’s plastics to the day’s depth and mood.
Made for: Ice fishing, dock shooting, float fishing, shallow panfish work, and finesse open-water presentations for crappie, bluegill, perch, and trout.
On-the-water overview (demo copy)
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Additional Information
Pack Quantity::
Pack Contains 5 Jig Heads