Bass Pro Shops® Finesse Football Head Spiral Lock Jigheads

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Our well-balanced Finesse Football Head Spiral Lock Jigheads will make your soft plastics stand up and dance! The jighead's football-shaped head sports durable paint jobs in proven paint schemes with baitfish eyes, and the spiral lock firmly holds your bait in place without hindering presentation. Complete with a quick-penetrating Gamakatsu® hook with a 60° turned eye. 5 pack.

	Product Color	Other specs	Quantity
3/16 oz.	Black	Hook Size: 3/0 Hook Color: Black Nickel Pack Quantity: 5		Important Shipping Notice 38-426-364-04 Your Price (each): $4.99 In stock
1/8 oz.	Black	Hook Size: 3/0 Hook Color: Black Nickel Pack Quantity: 5		Important Shipping Notice 38-426-362-04 Your Price (each): $4.99 In stock
1/4 oz.	Black	Hook Size: 4/0 Hook Color: Black Nickel Pack Quantity: 5		38-426-366-04 Your Price (each): $4.99 In stock

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HOW DO YOU HOOK THIS UP WITH A WORM

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WHAT ARE THE SCREWS FOR ?

2 years, 4 months ago

ROBBESTER

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the screws on the jig head is for you to screw the worm on, so the worm won't slide down the hook when casting or flipping. it also keeps the worm straight on the hook when rigged texas style. it is very important to start screwing the worm straight and keeping it straight all the way up to the end of the screw. that will help to keep it straight and give it a more life like appearance.

1 year ago

monsterbassgracia

- north central texas

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To thread the head of the plastic worm on. Thats what will hold it in place.

1 year, 5 months ago

djdup

- Mississippi

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The spiral screw lock keep plastics secured in place, preventing them from sliding down the hook. To rig a worm, you would simply place the nose on the spiral, screw the worm until it’s secured on the spiral and then insert the hook point into the worm’s body.

2 years, 3 months ago

FLYBPS

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