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TPE vs. Plastisol for Redfish: Which Soft Plastic and Jighead Should You Use?
Both materials catch redfish. The real decision is bait action, durability, depth, current and cover, then a jighead that lets that bait...
What Size Jig Head for Peacock Bass? Weight and Hook Size Guide
Why most of our biggest peacock bass come from below the surface - hover hooks with live shiners, 2-inch swimbaits and burned...
What Size Jig Head for Mangrove Snapper? Weight and Hook Size Guide
Jighead weights from 1/8 to 3/4 oz for mangrove shorelines, bridges and offshore wrecks - plus why a compact 2/0 hook usually...
What Size Jig Head for Black Sea Bass?
A black sea bass jighead guide for reefs and wrecks, covering squid strips, cut bait, live bait, bucktails and soft plastics, plus...
What Size Jig Head for Spanish Mackerel?
A Spanish mackerel jighead guide built around long casts and fast retrieves, plus why a sparse white bucktail rivals a spoon.
What Size Jig Head for Tarpon?
A tarpon jighead guide for backwaters, bridges, passes and beaches, covering soft plastics, live menhaden, cut mullet and pass crabs under a...
What Size Jig Head for Cobia?
A cobia jighead guide for sight-fishing, rays, buoys and offshore wrecks, plus a slow-fall hover concept we want cobia anglers to weigh...
What Size Jig Head for Bonefish?
A bonefish jighead chart for shallow flats, wind and deep channels, plus why fishing too heavy spooks more fish than it catches.
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...
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...
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