The Fish On! 1/8 oz jig head is built for shallow water inshore fishing. Whether you're working grass flats, shallow docks, or calm backwater cuts, this lighter weight keeps your soft plastic in the strike zone without sinking too fast. Paired with a 3" or 3.25" paddle tail swimbait, it's a proven combination for speckled trout, flounder, and redfish in water under six feet. Why Anglers Choose the 1/8 oz Shallow water control – Sinks slowly so you can work the entire water column without digging bottom Natural presentation – Light enough to give soft plastics a realistic swimming action at slower retrieve speeds 3/0 black nickel hook – Super-sharp, corrosion-resistant hook for reliable hooksets on light-biting fish Double-locking bait keeper – Holds your soft plastic in place cast after cast without tearing Multi-color eyes – Adds a lifelike detail that finicky fish notice Best For Target species: Speckled trout, flounder, redfish, snook, crappie, bass Water depth: Best in under 6 feet of water Conditions: Calm water, minimal current, grass flats, shallow backwater Retrieve: Slow steady swim, light hop, or drag-and-pause along the bottom Specs Weight: 1/8 oz Hook: 3/0 Super Sharp Black Nickel Finish: Multi-layer painted head with coated surface Quantity: 5 per pack Available colors: Red, Chartreuse, Silver, Pink, White Frequently Asked Questions What size soft plastic pairs best with the 1/8 oz jig head?A 3" or 3.25" paddle tail swimbait is the ideal match. It keeps the rig light and natural-looking for wary fish in clear, shallow water. Is the 1/8 oz good for saltwater fishing?Yes. The black nickel hook holds up well in inshore saltwater conditions. Rinse with fresh water after use to extend the life of the hook. What color jig head should I use?Red and chartreuse work great in murky or stained water. Silver and white are strong choices in clear conditions. Pink is a reliable all-around option, especially for redfish and trout. Can beginners use this jig head?Absolutely. Pair it with a paddle tail swimbait, cast it out, and reel it back slowly. The 1/8 oz is one of the easiest and most effective setups for inshore beginners.
