FishTrailCo Screw Lock Jig Heads with Stinger Eye are designed for rigging larger soft plastics with the option to add a trailer hook. The upper eye connects to your line or leader, while a separate wire eye beneath the head provides an attachment point for an additional treble hook or stinger rig.
A coil spring keeper wrapped around the hook shank grips the soft plastic from inside. Its varying coil diameter helps hold the bait's nose against the head. The round lead head with a flat back and fixed 90° ST-29 hook provide a straightforward setup for swimming, lift-and-fall, and bottom-contact presentations.
Key Features
- Separate lower eye for an additional hook or stinger rig
- Upper line-tie eye with a 90° eye-to-shank angle
- Coil spring keeper wrapped around the hook shank
- Varying coil diameter for an internal grip on soft plastics
- Fixed round lead head with a flat back
- 6/0, 7/0, and 8/0 hook sizes
Specs
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Series: FishTrailCo Screw Lock with Stinger Eye
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Hook model: ST-29
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Eye angle: 90°
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Hook sizes: 6/0, 7/0, 8/0
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Keeper type: Shank-wrapped coil spring keeper
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Additional attachment: Lower wire eye
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Head material: Lead
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Head shape: Flat-Back Round
Best For
- Larger paddle tails and swimbaits
- Shad-style soft plastics and grubs
- Soft-plastic rigs with an additional stinger hook
- Swimming and lift-and-fall retrieves
- Bottom-contact presentations
Compatibility / Rigging Guidance
Select the hook size to match the bait's body and the head weight to suit your fishing depth and retrieve. Pierce the bait with the hook point, then slide it along the hook shank and over the spring keeper until it sits straight against the jig head with the hook point exposed.
Connect your line or leader to the upper eye. When an additional hook is needed, use the lower eye to attach a treble hook or stinger rig. Match the stinger length to the bait so the connection does not bend the body or restrict tail movement.
Origin: Made in Ukraine. Inspected and packed in Kansas, USA.
⚠️ WARNING: This product contains lead. For more information, visit www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.
