VMC Jig Head VMC Swingin Ned Rig Jig Green Pumpkin

Shipping 24 H

€5.99

New for 2024: The jig head Swingin Ned Rig Jig from VMC, in Green Pumpkin, available in 4 weights.

Don't find your combination, ask for it!

Combinations	Reference	Weight	Colours VMC	Packaging	Price	Quantity
Reference : AVM550231 Weight : 3,5g Colours VMC : Green Pumpkin Packaging : par 3	AVM550231	3,5g	Green Pumpkin	par 3	€5.99
Reference : AVM550232 Weight : 5,3g Colours VMC : Green Pumpkin Packaging : par 3	AVM550232	5,3g	Green Pumpkin	par 3	€5.99
Reference : AVM550233 Weight : 7g Colours VMC : Green Pumpkin Packaging : par 3	AVM550233	7g	Green Pumpkin	par 3	€5.99
Reference : AVM550234 Weight : 10,6g Colours VMC : Green Pumpkin Packaging : par 3	AVM550234	10,6g	Green Pumpkin	par 3	€5.99	Quantity

Description

The jig head Swingin Ned Rig Jig is a major innovation for fans of the Ned Rig fishing technique. Designed with a joint that gives it exceptional freedom of movement, this jig head VMC allows your lure to move through the water with remarkable ease, faithfully reproducing the movements of a live fish. This key feature promotes a smoother, more natural swimming action, which is essential for fooling even the most wary fish. The green pumpkin colour is ideally complemented by a natural coloured soft bait.

One of the key benefits of this jig head is its adjustable fluorocarbon keeper. This ingenious feature allows you to attach the lure securely while adjusting its position to suit your needs. What's more, the 3° angled reverse hook is strategically designed to improve your strikes.

The tip of the Needle Sharp hook is another significant asset. It has been sharpened to allow quick and effortless penetration into the fish's mouth, a crucial aspect in ensuring that the fish is caught during the fight. All in all, the jig head Swingin Ned Rig Jig is the equipment of choice for anglers looking to perfect their Ned Rig fishing technique and maximise their chances of catching perch, pike-perch and black bass. It's simple to use: just place the lure on the hook, adjust its position for a natural presentation, cast your lure and scrape the bottom.