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  • Super User
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I've been using Berkeley swim shads and catching some good fish but they aren't weedless enough for the places I fish lol... So I was thinking about getting some jigheads for paddle tail swimbaits, which ones do you guys use that have a weedguard?

I was thinking about just ordering some naked seibert swim Jigheads...

  • Super User
Posted

Check out the Owner Sled Head - no weed guard - doesn't need one.

 

Comes right through just about anything.

 

A-Jay

 

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I just use a swimbait hook with a screw lock in the front. It works just like an ewg and keeps it weedless and the screw lock holds it on well.

  • Super User
Posted

I do the same as Ryan, or else I'll use a keel weighted hook depending on the bait. You could just use a swimjig head too, but if it's weedy, you'll bet better performance from a swimbait hook. 

  • Super User
Posted

Blade Runner makes a good weedless swimbait jig.

Tom

  • Global Moderator
Posted

Going through Seibert for naked jigs might be a good option. I pour my own naked swim jig heads when I need weedless swimbait heads. 

  • Global Moderator
Posted

I guess I'm missing something..

For years I've just used a tex posed keel weighted twist lock hook, or a standard hook with either a pegged weight or bullet shaped glass bead depending on the depth of the grass I want to fish it through.

I've seen the jig head, but didn't see any advantage to it over what I do.

Mike

Posted

Warbaits slayer weedless jigs, I know they make them for saltwater, but might work for you.

  • Super User
Posted

Swimbait weighted hooks slide right thru weeds really well. Get adjustable weights on them and you can adjust the way your bait falls.Sometimes that triggers strikes.

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