Description
The Keitech Super Round tungsten jig heads are the finest lead-free jig heads currently available on the market. Their compact size-to-weight ratio, super sharp hooks and dense material are very effective for a variety of uses. Whether you are power fishing them with a swim bait, jerk-baiting them with a shad imitator, or finessing them with a wacky rig, there is a Super Round just right for the job.
Keitech Super Round Jig Head Features:
- Tungsten compound head 30% smaller & harder than lead
- #1 & #2 Katsuichi hook
- 1/0, 2/0 & 3/0 Daiichi hook
- Available in 1/16 oz. & 3/32 oz. pack of 4
- Available in 1/8 oz. & 3/16 oz. pack of 3
The high density tungsten head provides remarkable sensitivity compared to lead based products.
Extra slender collar never tears your soft plastic and holds well.
The Custom made hooks are designed with a special bend that increases hook strength dramatically.
Jig Head Rig - The Swing Impact, teamed with the Tungsten Super Round jig head and fished on the straight retrieve is our Pro-staff’s go to bait. Fish it on the straight retrieve or drag it slowly on the bottom. The 2” should be rigged with the #4 Tungsten Super Round, the 3” with the #1, the 3.5" with the #1/0 ,the 4” with the 2/0 and the 4.5" with the 3/0.
Wacky Jig Head Rig - Wacky Jig head rigging on a Tungsten Mono or Fine Guard Jig head has been a tightly kept secret. This technique was developed in Japan over the last several years and has accounted for major tournament wins here in the states.
Jig Head Rig - This provides maximum rolling action and flash. We Recommend the 1/0 Tungsten Super Round for the 4” and the 2/0 for the 5”.
Jig Head Rig - The Swing Impact, teamed with the Tungsten Super Round jig head and fished on the straight retrieve is our Pro-staff’s go to bait. Fish it on the straight retrieve or drag it slowly on the bottom. The 2” should be rigged with the #4 Tungsten Super Round, the 3” with the #1, the 3.5" with the #1/0 ,the 4” with the 2/0 and the 4.5" with the 3/0.
Wacky Jig Head Rig - Wacky Jig head rigging on a Tungsten Mono or Fine Guard Jig head has been a tightly kept secret. This technique was developed in Japan over the last several years and has accounted for major tournament wins here in the states.
