Overview
The Dirty Jigs Pivot Point Football Jig offers two wire loops, one as a 60-degree line tie, and the other connects to a pivoting Gamakatsu SuperLine Offset EWG Hook. This design allows your soft plastic to move freely and float while you work the bait, giving you the most natural presentation possible. Just Texas-Rig your favorite soft plastic craw, creature, or worm to this head and hang on.
For best results- rig your plastic bait onto the Dirty Jigs Pivot Point Football Jig so it does not cover the hook eye for maximum movement. To really enhance the action of your bait, use naturally buoyant soft plastics like those from Hag's Tornado Bait Company and Power Team Lures.
2 per pack
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Comments: These work well and are fairly sturdy but get hung up on rock used on dams and bridges, especially when dragging on long casts. The heads bounce off natural, rounded rock fairly well. I've had to shorten up casts using these so I could hop off the bottom. Hookup is subpar, but bending up the tip just a bit definitely helps.
From: Phil H.: NW Arkansas 6/7/23
Comments: I have had more success with this than a texas rig or chatter baits that I have purchased. A lot easier to rig up too if you are a lazy bum like me, just tie it on and put on your plastic. Skip it along the bottom or swim it with a craw or paddle tail swimbait. (Imitates an injured baitfish or grumpy craw very well). Fish it like a texas rig with a senko. Straight money. Almost a guaranteed hook set everytime. It is so alluring, I have even had baby bluegill take the entire hook in with a swimbait equal to their size.
From: Vinny: Citrus Heights 8/11/19
Comments: This jig gets the job done! Its' selection of different weights combined with Gamakatsu EWG and Gamakatsu monster EWG worm hooks are the right choice for bulky plastics. I am impressed with these swinging football head jigs!
From: William: Thomaston, GA 11/26/14
Comments: a great bottom jig. This just helped me win a small local kayak tournament. I fished the 1/2 oz. 5/0 model along ledge steps with some scattered brush. The bait I paired it with was a powerteam lures texas-rig jig. Great combo and it earned me a 17-6 bag with a 6-3 kicker!
From: Cullen: Ashburn, VA
Comments: best bottom jig i ever used, i use the 1/2 & 3/4 oz. with a big bite kreit tail worm with a drag & shake method, it stirs up mud & the worm looks like its trying to dig itself into the bottom with a left % right motion hang on!!!!!!
From: Jack: WI