When the fish are tentative on the bite sometimes a change of action or technique can be the trigger.
Coming rigged with a solid twin assist hook rig with matching silicone skirts and trailers these are razor sharp and ultra strong. While retrieving these lures the skirt flutters imitating a wounded bait fish and normally entices a reaction bite out of whatever is nearby.
And don't forget about the bonus assist rig! If your current skirt is starting to get wrecked due to snapper constantly chewing on it, we have included an additional hook rig pre tied and ready to go!
Available in a variety of lure weights to match the depth you are fishing and a range of vibrant colours these are sure to hit the mark on your next fishing mission.
And don't forget about the bonus assist rig! If your current skirt is starting to get wrecked due to snapper constantly chewing on it, we have included an additional hook rig pre tied and ready to go!
Available in a variety of lure weights to match the depth you are fishing and a range of vibrant colours these are sure to hit the mark on your next fishing mission.
- Sliding unique head design
- Chemically sharpened 4x strong hooks
- Silicone skirt with lumo glow rubber trailers
- Various colours
- Various weights 60g, 80g,100g, 150g or 200g
- Includes BONUS assist hook rig with skirt
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Delivery estimate 1-4 business days
$5.99 standard freight rate for non-rural, shoe box sized deliveries. Additional charges apply for rural delivery, island delivery, dangerous goods and large packages.
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Product Questions
What is the recommended approx jig weight for depth?
Question by: Ethan on 11/06/2023, 7:23 pm
Hi Ethan and thanks for your query.
A general rule of thumb seems to be 1g per ft of depth, although these jigs work best in deeper (40m plus) water and the larger jigs often catch the bigger fish
Regards
Burnsco Webstore
A general rule of thumb seems to be 1g per ft of depth, although these jigs work best in deeper (40m plus) water and the larger jigs often catch the bigger fish
Regards
Burnsco Webstore
Answer by: Website Customer Service (GC) (Admin) on 12/06/2023, 9:37 am
