These prop-style jig heads (or spinners) are traditionally more of an east coast bait, in the sense that they add a flash of speed and color to regular swimming jigs. They are especially attractive to fish because of the many colors this jig comes in, and the way the jig spins and moves through the water looks more naturally like a smaller fish, frog, or struggling insect.

The this is a pristine example of a great jig, is that of the most popular and versatile stiles of jigs, this one has it all! Working to the advantage of catching calmer to more aggressive species of fish, especially breeds of Pike and Walleye, these jigs are easy to cast and retrieve, they sink quickly, and their hooks are great at snagging fish while blending into the many colors of the rig you choose.

What stands out about this product and the supplier are the array of colors they have available for your prop-style jig heads – this is an especially important facet of any jig you choose, because considerations of its color will usually want to be a match to the environment you are fishing in, and the regular colors of insects and smaller fish that your prey normally tends to chase.

Another item to note is that the price is quite low considering their excellent rating, and also considering the time it takes to provide the specifications they allow each customer to have per each jig – promising different sizes and colors.

Once again, an excellent product and an innovative design, this type of jig differs from the first example because it is a ‘darter’ style jig. Where spinner jig-heads feature a slimmer body and an actual spinner, this darter jig head is angular in shape and designed to be more hydrodynamic than other types – this way they glide through water with very little resistance. Some sources will say you want a jig which spins slower – but in fact, slower spinning jigs are more about refracting light for fish to see, and faster spinning jigs are about creating motion to attract a fish to the speed of what might be a minnow or an insect.

Much like the manufacturer of this example, most darter jig heads are decorated with greater detail to mimic quite closely to baitfish. And the hooks attached are best paired with either curly tailed grub or smaller plastic minnows. Fishing with these types can be as easy as casting, waiting, and retrieving. No fuss and happy fishing. An excellent feature specific to this jig is that its durable construction is tested and rated for all types of waters and paired with a strongly enforced and quite sharp hook. Fish find it extremely hard to wrangle free from this type of rig.

Standup jig heads are a little more specific to their application, but when it comes to the standup design, this brand is an excellent purchase. Designed to be suitable for vertical presentations, this standup jig really outshines the others by luring hesitant fish near the bottom – its shape keeps bait facing upward when on the bottom, and makes it ideal in fooling fish into thinking their prey is feeding while hovering just above. Because of this, the greatest baits to pair the jig with are worms, craws, curly tail grubs, and leeches.

An item that makes this jig so great is the perfect balance of its stand, which gives the appearance of the jig – this makes it much more alluring to the catch intend, who will find themselves easily caught on this jigs second best function, which are its very sharp bended tournament hooks.

What differs between the first example and this second one is that this product is more versatile – different hook lengths, weights, and always comes in packs of five. Its shape is still that of a standup jig head, but it is more anchor-looking and weighs a little more so that it can float deeper than the first example.

What’s great about the Tronixpro jig head is that it is weight tested from jigs of 3.5 grams for smaller to medium fish, to those weighing 10 grams for larger bass and sport fish.

Ever heard of a Texas rigged hook and sinker? Or even just a ‘Texas Rig’? What it is is one of the easiest and most effective ways to present a soft plastic bait for fish. And Bass Anglers present a ‘Texas rig’ by sliding worm weights onto their lines, tying a hook, and threading on soft colorful plastics.

In this way the Savage Gear Jig Head is an excellent purchase, although it makes the distinction of being slider jig head which is just common substitute for the Texas rig. This model makes it so easy to rig plastic worms without having to peg on a sinker – and the bullet shaped head of it means it will take less effort to work this type of jig through vegetation. Pair with worms, creature baits, and lizards.

By far the best example you could get of jigs which can handle any amount of weight. If you’re going river fishing, fishing at a lake, deep into the ocean, or just from the shore, this model is available in almost any combination of weight you think you might need to catch whatever size of fish you expect to be after – this is by far its number one selling quality.

A football modeled jig is a prime favorite among most bass anglers, because the traditional jig head is great for searching out fish in harder environments – this means thick vegetation, kelp, rock walls, humps, and submerged trash or structures. This model works great when paired with grubs, pigs, or craws – the jig is also available with wire or brush weed-guards making it a great pitch and flip lure. Many winter fisherman love using these jigs, because during the colder seasons it’s much harder to see what types of water you are fishing in. A football jig is like a battering ram to most underwater obstacles.

What’s most effective about it is its wide shape and weed guards, which not only force it to sink deeper than almost all other jigs, but also allow the bait to stand up off the bottom and more visibly attract the bottom fish. Then once the fish bite, its simplicity itself to avoid snags and reel each catch right out of the water!

This specific model is a tube style jig head and is designed toward exactly what the title of the jig implies: tube fishing. Because of its cylindrical shape, the jig slides completely inside tubes (or small spaces) and allows the fisherman to work tubes directly alongside or on top of the structure. Excellent for reef fishing and coral tubes. Most tube jigs range from sizes ultra-tiny (for trout fishing) to magnum type sizes (largemouth bass and even inshore fishing). This type of jig is very specific in application, but as far as any model will go – this model will get the job done.

What stands out about this product is the actual process of its creation – not only are these jigs made from double pour latex for durability in water, but they actually use salt in their manufacturing process in order to make these jigs taste salty to the fish who go after them. This makes them excellent for ocean fishing near wrecks or over a reef.

Spinners, these are an excellent model for attachments to your general jigs. Why you would add spinners to your rig? Spinners are used to turn slowly in the water and attract fish by glinting and refracting light. This specific model comes in packs of five spinners, and is made of nickel – it’s easy to attach to a jig and even easier to cast and use.

The best function of these spinners are the blades which are very balanced and designed to spin a slow but true speed. As well, because of the barrel swivel design, the movement of the spinner does not tangle with the line. A second excellent function to this model are the sizes each spinner can come in, making these spinners available to connect to a wide array of different types of jigs and different sizes of jigs.

Sometimes it’s very nice to get all your jigs together in one place at one time – this can be because there are so many different types of jigs and then different models on sale for each of those types. All of these are excellent jigs and come in many different weights and sizes. They are your basic ball shape jigs, and therefore are applicable and usable in all types of fishing and all kinds of waters.

What works best with this kit, are that the jigs inside it come in five different sizes and colors – chartreuse being the smallest size, then green, white, red, and the heaviest also being a chartreuse color. There is excellent functionality and variety provided.

A second ball kit type, this is due to ball jigs being the most common and basic style for most jigs to be – especially when you are only just starting out. A good old ball style, is known for sinking down quickly to fish hiding near the bottom. This is why so many fishermen start using ball jigs and vary rarely branch to any other jig types. The best trailers to pair this brand of ball jig with tend to be bucktails, grubs, worms, and minnows – these jigs and baits prove excellent for those tricky situations where you’re painfully aware of the fish holding below you. As well – much like football headed jig – ball jigs are great for vertical presentations.

What’s so great about this kit is that unlike the previous kit mentioned, this one provides 50 pieces of uncolored jigs for an even cheaper price. What’s so great about having an uncolored jig, you may ask? The application of having an uncolored ball jig is that you can dress it up for any environment that you enter. Take your basic jig and add colors and baits which mimic the common prey of the fish you are after.