VMC Neon Moon Eye Ultralight Jigheads
Features:
- The VMC Neon Moon Eye Ultralight Jigheads are round Jigheads featuring a large holographic flashy fish eye to drive fish nuts!
- Each Jighead is built around a premium 2/0 VMC high-carbon steel hook.
- Unique Aspirin-Shaped head offers added control over your presentation throughout the water column!
- UV Bright finish reflects more light energy, strengthening the jig’s visibility underwater.
- Available in weights ranging from 1/32 oz to 1/8 oz, a variety of colors including several UV colors! Also check out the (1/4 oz through 1/2 oz) and (3/4 oz and 1 oz)!
Specifications
| Weight Range | Hook Size | Head Shape | Finish |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1/32 oz to 1/8 oz | 2/0 VMC high-carbon steel | Aspirin-shaped | UV Bright |
FAQ
What makes the VMC Neon Moon Eye Jigheads stand out in terms of visibility?
The UV Bright finish reflects more light energy, enhancing visibility underwater. The large holographic fish eye adds a flashy, attention-grabbing element that helps attract fish.
What hook size is used in these jigheads?
Each jighead is built around a premium 2/0 VMC high-carbon steel hook.
Are there different weight options available?
Yes, available in weights from 1/32 oz to 1/8 oz. Larger sizes such as 1/4 oz through 1/2 oz, and 3/4 oz and 1 oz are also available.
Dan Simpson –
These jigheads are incredibly visible in low light. The holographic eye catches the light and draws fish in easily. The aspirin shape gives great control when casting and retrieving. I’ve used them in clear water and they perform well at different depths.
Anne McGrath –
The UV finish makes a noticeable difference in visibility. The 1/8 oz size works well for finesse fishing. The hook holds up well after repeated use and the eye stays bright even after being dropped in the water.
Diana Bower –
I’ve tried several jighead models, but the neon eye on these stands out. The light reflection helps when fishing in early morning or late evening. The weight range is perfect for targeting smaller species in open water.