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The Fish Snax Hard Snax Jigs are the perfect compliment bait to the shop favorite, the Fish Snax Albie Snax. Coming in with a few but all the hot hardtail colors, the Hard Snax allow you to punch out to breaking fish in the distance or cut through the wind with ease.
The Hard Snax are similar in style to others on the market however they are coated with resin and not epoxy. Resin in comparison to epoxy has a more durable finish that is less prone to chipping and cracking. The jig itself is more heavily weighted in the belly, providing a more keel-weighted effect that prevents the bait from twisting in the retrieve.
An inline single hook is outfitted on the rear, perfect for staying tight on the fish and making for easier catch and release.
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Great lure! Perfect size - extremely castable - I got the green one - looked just like a peanut bunker on the retrieve.
I like the weight distribution of this lure - it seems to be heavier in the belly - and the one ounce version casts a mile, as described above. And it's true ... the resin coating has held up better than epoxy. It's also great that it comes with a single, inline hook for great hook-ups and easier release. Try and compare ... I think you'll want add this version of a classic to your quiver.
Cast a mile with these little baits, great for when albies are present and tearing up bait schools. got the pink version so it would stand out when they start smashing large schools of bay anchovies
These are great lures for bonito and albies. The resin coating seems more durable than some of the epoxy jigs, and they swim really nicely, just as described. I think having a few of these in your bag is a must in August and September!