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What Size Jig Head for Sheepshead?
Sheepshead jighead weights plus two overlooked tactics: a sliding cork over submerged rocks and an oyster chum basket to pull fish to...
What Size Jig Head for Speckled Sea Trout?
For most speckled sea trout fishing, jigheads from 1/16 to 1/4 oz cover the majority of shallow and moderate-depth inshore situations, with...
Cast No. 7 Patents Open Doors. Trademarks Build Companies.
If you've ever invented a fishing product, you've probably asked yourself one question. "Should I patent it?" I know I have. It's...
What Size Jig Head for Saltwater Striper?
Fish the lightest jighead you can while still maintaining contact with your lure — for most saltwater striped bass fishing that means...
What Size Jig Head for Flounder?
For most inshore flounder fishing, jigheads from 1/8 to 3/8 oz cover the majority of situations, and 1/4 oz is the best...
What Size Jig Head for Red Drum?
For most red drum fishing, 1/8 oz to 3/8 oz jigheads catch the majority of fish, and 1/4 oz is the single...
What Size Jig Head for Calico Bass & Sea Bass?
A jighead weight and hook size guide for calico bass, barred sand bass and spotted bay bass in kelp, reefs and bays,...
Best Rainbow Trout Lures: Proven Baits, Jigheads & Rigs
Proven rainbow trout lures and rigs, built around a double rig that pairs a floating trout worm on a jighead with a...
What Size Jig Head for Brown Trout?
A quick-answer brown trout jighead chart for creeks, rivers, tailwaters and reservoirs, plus why big browns eat sculpins and small baitfish.
What Size Jig Head for Lake Trout?
For lake trout, a 1/2 oz jighead is the best all-around starting point, moving to 3/4 oz and 1 oz as you...
Cast No. 6 Stop Chasing "Revolutionary" — Incremental Wins More Than You Think
There's a specific sentence that kills more fishing startups than bad hooks ever will. "We're going to change the fishing industry." I...
What Size Jig Head for Northern Pike? Weight & Hook Chart
For northern pike, a 3/8 oz jighead is the best all-around starting point, moving to 3/4 or 1 oz for larger plastics...
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