1st Gen Fishing Jaw Dropper Jigheads
The 1st Gen Fishing Jaw Dropper Jigheads revolutionize finesse swimbait fishing with their signature “walk-the-dog” action. Featuring an open-mouthed design, these jig heads create a compelling left-to-right movement when hopped, perfectly animating straight-tailed worms, soft jerk baits, and Ned-style plastics. The harder you snap your line, the more erratic and enticing the lure’s action becomes, triggering aggressive strikes from bass. Their lip design allows smooth crawling through rocks and gravel with minimal hangups, while the 90-degree line tie enables effective vertical jigging, making these jigheads versatile for both open water and ice fishing.
Features
- The first “walk the dog” style jig head
- Hop a worm, soft jerk bait, or Ned rig on the bottom
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Design Type | Walk-the-dog |
| Line Tie Angle | 90 degrees |
| Material | High-density polymer |
| Application | Open water, ice fishing |
FAQ
What types of lures work best with the Jaw Dropper Jigheads?
Straight-tailed worms, soft jerk baits, and Ned-style plastics perform best when used with these jig heads.
Can the Jaw Dropper Jigheads be used for ice fishing?
Yes, the 90-degree line tie and durable design make them suitable for vertical jigging in ice fishing conditions.
Does the jig head hang up easily in rocky areas?
No, the lip design allows smooth crawling through rocks and gravel with minimal hangups.
Joshua Kelly –
I’ve used these jigheads for several weeks now and they’ve significantly improved my bass catches. The walk-the-dog action is very natural and the lure moves well in both open water and near structure. It’s especially effective when using soft jerk baits.
Jennifer Mathis –
The jig head works well with worms and plastic baits. It moves smoothly through gravel and doesn’t get stuck. I noticed more aggressive strikes after switching to this design.
Adam Avery –
This is the first jig head that truly delivers on the walk-the-dog promise. The action is unpredictable and attracts bass that were previously ignoring my setup.