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What’s the best 1/8oz jighead for 4” easy shiner? The ones I’ve used either had too big of a hook or too small.

thanks

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Dirty jigs guppy heads

Nishine smelt heads

Keitech super round jig head

Outkast tackle goldeneye

 

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Eyestrike Trout Eye. They also have a "finesse" Trout Eye with a 1/0 that I like a lot. But is really more suited for 3" or less paddletails

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11 hours ago, Obi_Wan said:

Megabass Okashira

Which one do you prefer the screwhead or plain one better?

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9 hours ago, Ben77 said:

Which one do you prefer the screwhead or plain one better?

Both.  Sometimes the screwhead is the ticket.  Sometimes its just not necessary.

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Keitech super rounds were basically made for these. 1/8oz comes in 1/0, 2/0, and 3/0. I go 2/0 or 3/0 for the 4", and have been liking the 3.5" with the 1/0 lately as well.

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Several good suggestions. I prefer the stacked-cone type head like the Guppy, Nishine or Fusion jigheads. They don't seem to tear the soft plastic as much as barbed-type heads. I will add one more, the unpainted Gamakatsu stacked cone jighead, which is cheaper than most of the above-listed jigheads. To save some money, you can still recycle some of the torn plastics from these jigheads by putting them on another jighead that has a large barb.

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