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I was just curious as to what if any difference there is between the jika rig and a wobble head jig head? I use the wobble head but have heard more of the jika rig lately. To me they seem to be the same rig just different components. Essentially its just a weight that allows the hook to move freely. Just want your opinions. Thanks!

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With the jika rig, the bait is separate from the weight.  With the wobble head (I'm assuming that you mean a Biffle Bug style bait)  the weight is still in front of the bait.   I'm assuming because there is a different marketed jig head called the "wobble head" for use with different swimming worms.

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Yeah I'm just used to calling them wobble heads haha sorry

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They're very similar, though the jika tends to be a finesse presentation and a swing head more of a power presentation. Personally I tend to use "cheburaska" heads with whichever hook is appropriate for either type of presentation.

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