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River Rock Custom Baits Crawler Head Jig – 45-Degree Bottom Dragging Fish Hook

(3 customer reviews)

Original price was: $7.50.Current price is: $4.69.

Crawler Head Jig with black nickel finish, perfect for rocky areas and Texas rigging with finesse tubes.

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Crawler Head Jig by River Rock Custom Baits

Featured on the In-Fisherman Midwest Finesse website, this Crawler Head Jig is crafted from high-quality Black Nickel. It is designed to work seamlessly with River Rock’s Solid Head Elite or Finesse Tubes, attaching via a screw-in nose. When used with a Texas rigging, it performs well in rocky or timber-heavy environments due to its resistance to hang-ups. Ideal for bottom dragging applications, it can be paired with tubes, live bait, jerkbaits, or swimbaits. The jig presents the bait at a consistent 45-degree angle for natural movement.

The #1 size is specifically engineered to fit the 2.75″ Solid Head Finesse Tubes perfectly.

Size Quantity per Pack
#1 4

FAQ

Can the Crawler Head Jig be used with jerkbaits or swimbaits?

Yes, the Crawler Head Jig is compatible with jerkbaits and swimbaits when used in a Texas rigging setup.

What is the angle at which the bait is presented?

The jig presents the bait at approximately a 45-degree angle.

Is the jig resistant to getting stuck in rocky areas?

Yes, it is specifically designed to resist hang-ups in rocky or timber-strewn waters.

3 reviews for River Rock Custom Baits Crawler Head Jig – 45-Degree Bottom Dragging Fish Hook

  1. Rachel Gill –

    Used this jig with a Finesse Tube in a rocky creek and it didn’t get stuck. The 45-degree presentation made the bait look natural and it caught several small bass. Easy to attach and durable.

  2. Emily Davidson –

    Fits perfectly with the 2.75″ tube. Works well in bottom dragging situations. A bit heavy for finesse fishing, but effective in structure-heavy areas.

  3. Sean Martin –

    Great for covering rocky bottoms. The jig stays stable and the bait moves naturally. I’ve used it with both jerkbaits and live minnows. Highly recommended.

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