Hunthouse Metal Jig Sinking Slow Jigging Lure 7g-60g
This is a Hunthouse metal jig, a sinking hard bait built for slow jigging in saltwater. It has no lip or wobbling swim action like a crankbait; instead it falls through the water column with a metal jig's flutter and flash, designed to draw strikes from species such as pike and seabass.
Specifications
| Type | Metal jig, sinking, slow jigging |
| Weight | 7g, 10g, 15g, 20g, 25g, 30g, 40g, 60g |
| Buoyancy | Sinking |
| Material | Metal, hard bait construction |
| Best for | Saltwater fishing for pike and seabass |
| Colors | 11 color options available |
Product description
This is a Hunthouse metal jig, a sinking hard bait built for slow jigging in saltwater. It has no lip or wobbling swim action like a crankbait; instead it falls through the water column with a metal jig's flutter and flash, designed to draw strikes from species such as pike and seabass.
Fish it by letting the jig sink to your target depth, then working it with short lift-and-drop or slow jigging strokes so it flutters on the fall. It comes in weights from 7g up to 60g, so you can match the jig to depth and current, and it is available in a range of solid colors.
How to fish it
- Let the jig sink fully to the bottom or your target depth before starting your retrieve.
- Use short, sharp rod lifts followed by a controlled drop to let the jig flutter on the fall.
- Vary the speed and length of your jigging strokes to find what triggers strikes that day.
- Match jig weight to current and depth, going heavier in deep water or strong current and lighter in shallow, calm areas.
Frequently asked
It is a metal jig, not a diving crankbait. It has no lip and does not wobble on a straight retrieve; it is designed to be worked with jigging strokes.
It sinks. It is built as a sinking slow-jigging lure.
It comes in 7g, 10g, 15g, 20g, 25g, 30g, 40g, and 60g.
It is made for saltwater fishing and is listed for species such as pike and seabass.
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