Tungsten jigs

[Rodney Smith]

I have a lot of jigs and fishing a jig is my favorite way to catch a bass. I just ordered my first 1/2 tungsten football jigs (Evolution jigs). I was shocked at how much smaller the head it compared to lead. Of course, the downside is that tungsten is more expensive. I would love to hear from someone who has actually fished tungsten jigs to get real world feedback on whether or not it is worth the investment.

[RHuff]

I would think the smaller tungsten head really helps if your flipping cover because it won’t hang as much and it will punch through grass better. If your flipping wood though a lot if times deflecting it off the wood is what gets you bit so there are pros and cons

[CroakHunter]

I have recently on the past 2 years switched from lead weights to tungsten. And boy what a difference. I don't have any tungsten jigs yet but plan to soon. 

[All about da bass]

Tungsten jigs are way more sensitive and more compact. You get hung up less on tungsten. Great for punching.. When you try tungsten you'll never want led.

[NorthernBasser]

I have more jigs that I can count, but have never tried tungsten jigs, but now I'm intrigued. 

 

I've been looking around online, but can't find any that stand up like this. 

 

https://www.siebertoutdoors.com/Flukemaster-Brush-Jig-310.htm

 

 

[Primus]

I was looking through Sieberts Tungsten Pitchn Jigs. I'm curious what size & brand hooks are used on this jig and I would like to see a picture unskirted to look at the keeper etc.

[All about da bass]

I like the Trokar 0/4 flipping hook with a tungsten.