All I use.

I found out about this jig from a friend and it is all I use.

I’ve caught red grouper, yellowtail snapper, porgy, mangrove snapper, blue runner, and barracuda on this little jig. Yellowtail love it!

Perfectly balanced and the hooks are sharp as Hell. Almost Barbed Myself hookong up a Fiddler for Bait. Great Little Jig.

Using these Mustad Jighwads to cast shrimp, dead or alive to Pompano at Ponce Inlet and you might not always get a Pompano. It could be a Sheepshead, Blue Runner, Jack Crevalle. Nice size hook for Pomps and I even bought the lighter jighwads for when there is less current. Durable finish. Lucky because these are always out of stock. The secrets out.

we use these for sheepshead and snapper, work great

These jigheads are the only ones to use with gulp shrimp. They keep the bait in the proper position and bounce along the bottom like real shrimp. Catch numbers increased when using these vs standard jigheads.

I use these shrimp jigs off the docks and bridges here in south Florida . They are my favorite goto for snapper and sheepsheads on live shrimp. Rip the end of the tail off the shrimp and thread hook through the end and out the back. There simply isn't a better way to have more hook bit on a live shrimp and let's it stay alive.

These jigheads are super versatile. I took them on a trip to florida with a buddy and we used them for about anything anywhere. We used them mostly with shrimp as it says, but we fished up under mangroves, under bridges, off the surf and at some shallow water wrecks/reefs and these jigheads worked everywhere. The snapper were definitely their biggest fan but we caught a bunch of different species on them

Ultra sharps..call them sticky hooks, because they stick to everything!...strong and reliable, what else can you ask for?

This jig is the perfect size for rigging live shrimp. Some jig heads spin in the air when casted which reduces casting distance. These slice right through the wind. Highly recommend!

This jig is perfect for those sharp eyed yellowtail snappers, and an occasional red grouper or Amber Jack. I usually use the 1/8 oz version but sometimes you need a heavier version to get past some pesky blue runners.

These 1/8th oz jigs with a small shrimp or cut bait have been working like candy for the yellowtail snapper. Just the right size to avoid the sharp eyes of the fish. Actually landed a 28” Red Grouper on this same jig! And it didn’t bend! Mustad hooks are the best!

Good quality - sharp hooks, well made.

Great jigs - sharp hooks and well made