Crappie Country Tungsten Jig Head
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Get ready to stack the cooler with Crappie Country Tungsten Jigs! Engineered for high-performance angling, these jigs are the ultimate tool for those looking to improve their catch rate and precision on the water.
Specifically engineered for Forward Facing Sonar (FFS), our tungsten construction provides a massive return on your electronics. Because tungsten is denser than lead, it offers a much brighter reflection, letting you track your lure in real-time and guide it right to the fish’s mouth with pinpoint accuracy. Whether you are vertical jigging or casting, the increased visibility on your sonar ensures you are always in the strike zone.
We have loaded these jigs with premium, ultra-sharp Mustad hooks to ensure that once they bite, they stay pinned. The combination of a smaller profile and lethal hook-sets makes these a must-have for any serious crappie fisherman.
Product Highlights:
- Tungsten Construction: Provides a denser profile and a significantly stronger sonar signal compared to traditional lead jigs.
- FFS Optimized: Designed specifically to maximize performance and visibility when using Forward Facing Sonar.
- Mustad Hooks: Equipped with world-class, ultra-sharp hooks for reliable penetration and durability.
- Enhanced Precision: Better feel and faster sink rates allow for more controlled presentations in all water conditions.
Experience brighter reflections, lethal hook-sets, and bigger bags with the professional-grade quality of Crappie Country.
Packaged 5 Heads per Package
Questions anglers ask
What sizes are available?
Two weights, 1/64 oz and 1/32 oz, each with a #8 or #6 hook.
How many jig heads come in a pack?
Each pack holds 5 heads.
Why tungsten instead of lead?
Tungsten is denser than lead. That gives a smaller head for the weight, a faster sink and a brighter return on sonar.
Is it made for forward-facing sonar?
Yes. It is designed to show up clearly on forward-facing sonar so you can track the jig.
How do I fish it?
The listing names vertical jigging and casting.