Anyone try them for your smaller swimbaits. I couldn’t find ball heads with a long enough shank when I was at the store. So I picked up a few of these. They seem to swim great. The Ned hook might be a little light not sure yet. The shakey head seemed to be a great match up time will tell. I also used 1/4 ounce football heads that was a great match up for the 4.8 kietec. I need to order some real swimbait heads but these seem to work for now. I e caught a few so far. Any thoughts opinions. 

The only thing I use the 3/32oz and 1/4oz cavities on my Midwest Finesse mold is to pour heads for grubs and small swimbaits. I've been wearing the walleye and saugeye out the last couple weeks with a 1/8oz head, 1/0 hook, and a 4" Strike King Swimming Shiner.

21 minutes ago, Bluebasser86 said:

The only thing I use the 3/32oz and 1/4oz cavities on my Midwest Finesse mold is to pour heads for grubs and small swimbaits. I've been wearing the walleye and saugeye out the last couple weeks with a 1/8oz head, 1/0 hook, and a 4" Strike King Swimming Shiner.

Blue, how are you retrieving those for those eyes?

51 minutes ago, Dorado said:

Blue, how are you retrieving those for those eyes?

Catching them in 2-6 feet of water with a slow, steady retrieve, they're absolutely crushing them. I took a bunch of pictures of them and had a hard time finding a picture with more than the jighead sticking out of the fish's mouth. Most of them needed pliers to get the bait back and looked more like this.

Nice, looks like allot of fun. 

I like using them as light as possible on the weight I feel if I use an 1/8 oz or more it takes away most of the action