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Charlie Brewer's Spider Slider Heads run true and upright for excellent bait presentation, hook sets and reduced line twist. The Spider Slider Heads' unique design also provides excellent holding power, so your soft plastic holds on tighter and lasts longer. Spider Sliders are great for Texas style rigging. 2/0 hooks. 1-3/4'' long.
Web ID: 46143
Rated 5 out of
5 by
Mississippi4 from
Best Sliders ever!Hello,
Do not quit selling these. Put Charlie Brewer's Slider Heads back in your catalogs and make it easier to find. They are the best. We have been using Spider Heads for years. Bass love them - Small Mouth and Large Mouth.
Date published: 2015-08-21
Rated 5 out of
5 by
pointer100 from
Go to baitI've been using these slider heads for at least 10 years and it is one of my favorite techniques. I use a 7' ML spinning rod and 8# Bass Pro Excel line and the 1/16 oz. head. My bait of choice is a Zoom Trick Worm in various colors depending on clarity. I have caught several over 5# and one 7 pounder at Dardanelle on Candy Bug. I have never lost a fish due to the hook straightening out with this setup. The fine wire usually penetrates all the way through so you are putting all the pressure on the middle of the bend. The Brown Bass in Greers Ferry like these as much as I do.
Date published: 2015-04-08
Rated 5 out of
5 by
BocaBassGuy from
Charlie Brewer's SlidersThese 2/0 Slider Heads Texas rigged are perfect for weedless finesse fishing. They really work well. Charlie Brewer says "Do Nothing", I say you can use these "shakey", too. Also, they're not only for Brewer's worms. I've used them with 6" Creme Scoundrels and other worms and they work very well. Highly recommended!
Date published: 2014-11-26
Rated 5 out of
5 by
SCRAPIRON from
EXACTLY WHAT I ORDEREDWORKS GREAT AND FREE SHIPPING......JUST DOESN'T GET ANY BETTER!!!!!
Date published: 2013-11-20
Rated 4 out of
5 by
Castanet from
Good Product--Instant HitsIThe product is fine if I could only get the right size.
Date published: 2012-08-27
Rated 5 out of
5 by
ParkerFly from
Setting the record straightI just want to set the record straight for anyone scared off by Jig4Bass's negative review. I personally fish with these and love them for their intended use.
The original slider heads were not designed to be fished on "normal" bass tackle. Lots of people all over the web, make strongly worded arguments against the light wire slider hooks because they "straighten out on big fish." This is an affront to Charlie's legacy. These heads were/are designed to be fished on 4 and 6 lb. monofilament (which stretches) on L action rods, which cushion the light line and light wire hook. The wire is thin to allow hooksets through plastic with those light monofilament lines.
Of course these hooks straighten out on a 6'6" M action rod with 8 or 10 lb. test and a 5 lber on the line. The rod, line, knot, hook is a chain. The lightest link will break first. If you were fishing for kingfish with 60 lb. braid, a 3X circle hook, and a M action bass rod, the rod would break because it is not designed to do that. It is the weakest link. The redesigned heavy hook sliders were made to accomodate people who were fishing slider techniques on heavier tackle, but you can see MANY photos on the web of Brewer or Brewer Jr. or Ray Scott with fish way over 5 lbs. caught on the original slider heads, fished properly with L action rods and light line. In fact, Scott held the 4lb. line class record for bass at one time, caught on one of these heads and it weighed over 7 pounds.
You're going to lose some fish to line breakage even with proper light slider tackle, but in that case, the line is the weak link, not the hook (or the angler is, you choose), and that's how its designed to be. As Brewer said in his video and book-- "It's sporting tackle, not horsing tackle." I personally enjoy the fun of very light tackle bass fishing, and have caught some big fish doing it. I've also lost some big fish, but that's part of what makes it fun-- its a challenge.
P.S. Also, the BPS Crappie Maxx rod in 6'6" L makes a great rod for this technique.
Date published: 2012-08-06
Rated 3 out of
5 by
Jeffcoalan from
Spider head changeI have used these for many years but not happy with the recent change in the head weight. The new head design is larger for each size (1/16, 1/8, 3/16, 1/4).
The 1/8 is now larger (heavier) than the 3/16 used to be so be very careful how you order. Also less room at the top of the hook to secure the head of a worm or grub. This used to be 5 stars for me.
Date published: 2011-06-23
Rated 4 out of
5 by
doowah from
slider headbest of it's kind on the market. would like to see a longer shank hook . distance to short between weight and bend for larger and softer worms. SENKO style for example.
Does this jig have the bronze hook or the heavier wire, Premium Hook, with black nickle finish
Asked by: Up North
The description says 2/0 hooks,1-3/4'' long. On the Charlie Brewer website that describes the Spider Pro(SPH-U). The Spider Classic(SPCH) and the Spider Classic Pro(SPCH-U) are both 2 1/8" long with 3/0 hooks. Is this the Spider Pro(SPH-U)?
