These are great lures for anglers learning how to jig. The tend to get hung-up much less than the standard jig heads. The hold up well to use, the shank could be longer to better accommodate trailers like Gulp grubs, but will handle strips just fine

Great when combined with high low rig but can be costly when snagging bottom,

Nice to use with high low rig and presents well.

These ball jigs have been a game changer when fishing structure, especially when there are novice people fishing on your boat and trying to learn how to jig fish. They tend to get hung up less than standard ball jigs of the same weight. The are effective with or without a trailer...the 3-4oz sizes have been deadly for us down to 60'ft with slower drifts. They do trail well with meat strips (squid, belly), live bait (especially mullet), and of course GULP. I prefer to use 6" grubs off shore, but the shanks are a little short so I will actually cut a small portion off when trailing up. Deadly flounder and bass set is the white jig with pink shine grub...5" grubs fit the best, but the 6" seem to attract a bigger bite.

bought this to bounce the bottom for b=cod and other species. the hardware is strong and the glow is awesome. can jig with with or with out a grub or something on the back

This ball jig works great for flounder just wish it had a bigger hook and a bait saver on the shank

Great for fluke the ball seems to bounce off structure, less snags

I use this for fluke i like the way it bounces off the bottom structures seems to not get snagged as much as others.

Gets to the bottom fast, good glow, consistently catches fish, one of my favorite jigs

My go to jig for fishing off the coast...catches everything from halibut, to lingcod, sculpin and rockfish

I remove the bucktail hook and attach a rigged 9 or 10" Hogy/Sluggo to the swivel. I them slow roll it in the surf on sandy beaches just above or on the bottom. Killer.

These are awesome fluke jigs. I love to use these both in the backbay and on the wrecks. They have great action especially when rigged with gulp grubs. They have awesome action because they hook has free movement increasing the action. I do with the bucktail aspect was tied better.

Worked well in structure. less snags.

Have caught many fluke (and Sea Robin) on this jig tipped with a spearing. Holds bottom better than a bucktail. The thread came unwrapped on one and the hair fell off, but I fish them hard.

I like them, they get to the bottom! I don't think I've ever had a fluke take one, they have always gone for the gulp on the tandem.