Bass Pro Shops® XPS® Freestyle Jig
Inspired by a Japanese jigging technique that uses 2 single-assist hooks, making it harder for a fish to throw the bait.
Rated 4.6 out of 5Â by 21
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Rated 4 out of 5Â by TheKTrain xps freestyle Jig
Even when fish are hitting, they hit this jig. Great action and works awesome!!!!!!!
August 30, 2010
Rated 5 out of 5Â by texrob Good Jigging Spoon
Don't be put off by what seems like a weird hook arrangement -- I've caught quite a few striped bass, white bass, and hybrids on this lure. Be aware that when you order on line you sometimes get different hook sizes for the same size spoon. Suggestions: (1) Make hook size more consistent (2) Offer replacement hook rigs (3) Offer luminescent (glow) finish for deep water or night fishing.
August 24, 2010
Rated 4 out of 5Â by TCiooo Excellent Jig
I used this XPS Freestyle jig while my two friends were using the trebled Lazer type jig which in the past proved deadly. I believe I caught about 2-3 times as many fish with the Freestyle jig and found that the single hooks hardly ever got hung up on the lure body like the treble hooks did. My fishing buddies went out and stocked up on these after seeing how successful they were. Definitely add them to the tackle box.
April 15, 2010
Rated 5 out of 5Â by fbGIZMOfb great
this is great for butterfly jiging and is a killer bass bait when fished on a kvd baitcast rod and reel combo
February 3, 2009
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Are they effective when drifting over structure or through rips searching for fish, or are they only effective once gamefish have been found and attracted?Answers
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It's one of the best deep vertical jigs I've ever used on white and hybrid striped bass in 15 to 35 feet of water. For clear water try natural colors or white. Works well for fish that are suspended or on the bottom. With a good depthfinder, you can watch it work in a school of fish.Answers
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I use a small duo-lock snap and attach at the end away from the hooks. It might be interesting to try it the other way!Top 100 Contributor
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I saw a Shimano rep fishing this lure on tv. He recommend you tie to the ring w/ the hooks. This keeps the fish from using the weight of the lure to throw the hook. I'm not sure why they have the rear ring, I guess to add a third hook if wanted. The show was salt water w/ much larger lures, but I'm sure it will work the same.1 of 1
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