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Williamson Lures® Benthos Speed Jig Glows in the dark!
Its diamond shape means that this jig drops vertically at high speed, allowing you to get down to the fish you're looking for -- even in a heavy drift! Detailed painted fish attracts attention and triggers a quick strike; pre-rigged with single-assist hook.
Web ID: 89186
Rated 5 out of
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LMBRBOB from
Great JigI like this jig in the 7 and 9 once for getting down fast in a heavy current. I've had good luck with the chartreuse and pink color. Great Jig !
Date published: 2013-10-18
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Tatisquieto from
Super effective jigThis speed jig is a must on my lure box, I have hooked many yt at Sea of Cortez using color purple-blue, paint color resist lots of hook sets, hook is fine, up I always like to replace it for a bigger assistant hook.
Date published: 2013-03-18
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Jimbob62 from
Great jigs for yellowtailThese are great jigs for sailtwater fishing they glow-in-the-dark
Date published: 2012-09-21
Rated 5 out of
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frtylz from
works greati have been using this jig since two years and works great on every fish.
Date published: 2010-07-09
Rated 5 out of
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Humusbcool from
Great lure at a great priceI've used this lure on a number of tuna trips in the Gulf of Mexico and it works great. It has a very durablefinish and it is my first choice when I start fishing. As this lure has only one assist hook I add a second. The single hook is the only fault I can find.
Date published: 2010-06-20
Rated 5 out of
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scubaarchery from
Tuna CandyI used the pink and the chartreuse at night at the floating rigs from a headboat in Galveston straight out of the package with the exception that I added an extra hook on a split ring to the bottom of the jig. Hold it up to a light for 10-15 seconds to ignite the glow. Cast the lure out and let it sink until it stops or gets to 200 ft. Tuna hit it on the way down or while jigging back to the boat. Twice I caught 3 tuna in three casts... The lure also works in the daytime for ling and other fish...
Date published: 2010-05-02
Rated 5 out of
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TONIO from
BEST TO USEI WENT OFFSHORE AND TOOK THIS LURE
AND LOOK FOR BAIT NO BAIT SO I USE IT. WENT TO 90 TO A 100 AND JIG IT SLOW AND I CAUGHT A NICE K1NGFISH
Date published: 2009-12-07
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bassboy09 from
nice jigthis works well for tuna and other biggame saltwater fish
being that the hook is at the top do you use any type of leader and does that impede the performance of the jig? It seems that any toothy creature would cut i right off?
Asked by: salty54
I fish for tuna in the gulf so I use 40# florocarbon leader on a 5 oz jig. Based on the number of fish I've caught The leader isn't a problem. I haven't tried wire or cable type leaders which would be more appropriate for the more toothy species.
Answered by: Humusbcool
Date published: 2017-06-02
hook positions?
I am wondering why the hooks are by the eyes. I can see why they would be there for the drop, but not for trolling or jigging. Can someone shed some light on the hook position?
Asked by: nyflboy
When fishing for yellowtail they go for the head (red eyes) but for the most part yellowtail take the hole jig (20 to 30) pound fish. I change out the ring that is attach to the jig, I put a larger ring on them and then put a hook on each side,of your leeder or line. one long 2" and one 1" long. this gives you a better chance. when jiging these lures they dance all around. They do hook fish
