SnapBait's two worm jigs in one high-value combo — ten pre-rigged jigs covering both profiles, for flathead, whiting and bream across estuaries, rivers, creeks and inshore flats. They work differently, and that's the point of buying them together. Flash Worm A jig head dressed with UV and glow flash fibre, fished the way you'd fish a bucktail jig. The skirt flares on the pause and compresses on the lift, so it keeps breathing even when the jig sits still. That pulse and flash is what triggers reaction strikes from flathead and whiting in murky water, low light and run of tide. It also runs as a fish-catching sinker on a paternoster rig in place of plain lead. Blood Worm A jig head with a soft plastic worm threaded onto the assist cord. Slide the worm down over the hook and it fishes as a soft plastic — a natural worm profile that cautious bream and KG whiting take in clear, calm water. Leave it up the cord and the long shank hook sits clear for a strip of bait. Why carry both Conditions change through a session. Downsize to the Blood Worm when fish go finicky in clear water; switch to the Flash Worm when the tide picks up, the water dirties or the light drops. Multiple weights across the pack cover shallow sand flats through to deeper estuary channels. Target species King George whiting, sand whiting, flathead, bream, trevally and other estuary species. Both lures take bait — the Flash Worm with a strip on the hook, the Blood Worm with the worm slid up the cord.
