Bass Pro Shops® Premium Jighead - Darter Head
From our team of bass fishing professionals comes a series of jigheads that should be a mainstay in every serious angler's tackle system. Molded with premium Gamakatsu® hooks for the ultimate in hooksetting power.
Rated 4.5 out of 5Â by 11
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Rated 5 out of 5Â by CTE1234 Quality product
Good quality jigs, strong, very sharp hooks. Run true.
May 30, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5Â by miles0225 Same as the expensive brands
Really impressed on this darter jig. Works the same as the pricy name brands.
May 10, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5Â by gville secret
These are great jigheads with very sharp, wire hooks. The only fish I miss are the ones I don't stick.
The darter heads are great for coming thru the grass where the fish lie.
April 24, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5Â by bigbillogna ...great darters...
...like...i use these darter heads alot of ways...
...solo with the rubber feesh for bait...they give the bait great action and the longer shank hooks help the fin out of the water so nice...
...also i use these on the bp umbrella riggs...i use the lighter ones with the shank being just a bit shorter...works out well on the umbrellas...i am having to go score more of these when i am at bp again...style...
April 11, 2013
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how long are the hook shanks?Answers
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They are longer then the average 1/4-3/8 jig. The owner darter heads are average length, and these are longer by a 1/4" or so.A:Â
They are 4.4 cm from the front of the hook eye, to the outside of the curve in the hook bend.I returned mine as they were much longer than the Owner version.
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never saltwater fished before. A Bass Pro person gave me suggestions, and I ordered Kastmaster, Krocka dile spoons, bomber, diawa salt pro minnow, and darter head jigs and Berkley gulp jerk shad. What will I need to rig all these things and how to accomplish that rigging?Answers
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Hawkeye69;The first 4 items you list are all cast-and-retrieve lures, as is the Berkeley jerk shad. The jerk shad will work if placed nose-first on the darter head jig, though will require a fairly light rod/reel combo to cast since the darter head is 3/8 ounce max. The Berkeley package probably has rigging suggestions on the back; if not, go to their website and type in "Gulp! jerk shad - rigging and tips". The other manufacturers will have tips on their websites, as well.
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the jig heads are used to hold the gulp jerk shad. ALl of the other lures you mentioned can attach directly to your main line or leader line with a knot of your choice, I recommend non slip loop knots or palomar knots.1 of 1
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