Does anyone know the manufacture of these jig heads. I think the hook is 4/0 and the head is 1/16 0r 1/8. I bought these at Academy Sports beginning of the summer. I want to buy some more but Academy is out and I can't remember who made these. I thought it was Mustad but I can't find them on their web site. Anybody know?

I'm pretty sure thats a Zman head.

5 minutes ago, Siebert Outdoors said:

I'm pretty sure thats a Zman head.

I am a big Z Man fan and I know for sure it is not a Z Man although it does look similar to it. I don't think they make a jig head with a 4/0 hook.

Zman head

 

Allen

Zman, the only plastic that can get past that trailer keeper without tearing is ElaZTech

5 hours ago, BASS302 said:

 

That is the finesse jig, it does not come in 4/0. The Pro BulletZ does but that is not the jig in the picture. I am 100% sure it is not a Z Man product.

 

Could be a custom job someone was selling on ebay, or sometime type of prototype from zman.

2 hours ago, Kdizzle said:

Could be a custom job someone was selling on ebay, or sometime type of prototype from zman.

 

Bought them from Academy Sports but they don't have any more.

ZMan 2 days ago Academy ?

 

 

3 hours ago, Catt said:

ZMan 2 days ago Academy ?

 

 

 

 Well I would have lost a paycheck because I just knew it was not Z Man. My sincere apologies to those who tried to tell me it was Z Man. I going to blame it on this 70 year old brain. Maybe my Academy will get some more in some day. @Catt is this called the Pro Model?

On 10/18/2021 at 11:22 PM, Kenny Yi said:

Zman, the only plastic that can get past that trailer keeper without tearing is ElaZTech

Close, but here's  DOA on a Z-man Texas-eye jighead - there's an algorithm to putting lure body on one of these jigheads- you grab the hook with pliers and twist the lure body into final position as you're just getting the bend-keeper to pop through. 

I also fished it for the first time last year with TTF shad tails in TS Beta storm tide, and this jighead moved to the top tier for my inshore mid-column -  always in the zone, right on top of the grass, doesn't haul up grass, and hooks fish like velcro.