Hai’s Jig Leech Bomb Freshwater Streamer
Hai’s Jig Leech Bomb Freshwater Streamer can be fished on the retrieve as a regular streamer, or can be dropped under an indicator and dead drifted in fast water. The heavy bead really gets it down, while the jig style hook rides hook point up. This locally tied pattern is excellent on the Bow River, but can be fished anywhere leeches are a food source for fish.
- Locally tied in Calgary, Alberta
- Fast-sinking, heavy bead head
- Bead sizes noted, with both 4.0mm and 4.6mm beads on size 10 depending on color
- Tied on a jig hook
- Leech pattern for trout and more
- Sold individually
| Feature | Detail |
|---|---|
| Hook Type | Jig hook |
| Bead Size (Size 10) | 4.0mm or 4.6mm depending on color |
| Weight | Heavy bead for fast sinking |
| Target Species | Trout and other fish that feed on leeches |
| Origin | Locally tied in Calgary, Alberta |
FAQ
What is the best way to fish the Hai’s Jig Leech Bomb?
It can be fished on the retrieve as a regular streamer or dropped under an indicator and dead drifted in fast water. The heavy bead helps it sink quickly, and the jig hook keeps the point up for better action.
Is this lure suitable for all freshwater environments?
It is especially effective where leeches are a food source for fish, such as the Bow River. It may work well in other freshwater areas with similar conditions.
Are there different bead sizes available?
Yes, size 10 has either 4.0mm or 4.6mm beads depending on the color. The bead size affects the sink rate and presentation.
Victor Lawrence –
Fished it on the Bow River during a cold front and got several trout on the dead drift. The heavy bead sinks fast and the jig hook keeps the point up. Works well in fast water and looks realistic.
Ian Fisher –
Good quality and well tied. The bead size varies by color, which is noted. Used it with a floating indicator and had good results in moderate current.
Grace Ogden –
This lure mimics leeches well. I tied it on a jig hook and dropped it under a bobber. It stayed down and attracted fish in a rocky section of the river.