VIOLATOR JIG

VIOLATOR JIG / JIG

It's a strong jig for taking down monster bass.

The Violator Jig was developed in Japan to catch monster bass, which are getting bigger every year. It is a strong jig with the essential functions of a standard jig, such as being weedless and attracting fish. The VIOLATOR JIG is armed with an extra thick wide gap hook and a thick round rubber skirt, cut in a collar shape for vibration with the slightest movements. The skirt gives the jig great action when swimming or falling, which triggers even the most wary big bass. The skirt is made of round rubber, but sections of silicon give it a flaring and fluttering look. In addition, the boat-shaped head design allows it to be fished along the bottom, but you can also penetrate cover with it or use it as a swim jig.

HEAD WEIGHT: 3/8oz, 1/2oz, 5/8oz, 3/4oz, 1oz

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HEAD DESIGN & HEAD WEIGHT

By keeping the head compact, it is easier to penetrate the cover, and the boat shape of the head is pointed to get a better feel of the bottom. This is a perfect head design for a versatile jig.

EYE POSITION

The line tie is at the tip of the head, and combined with the head shape, it was designed to penetrate and slip through grass and other cover.

CUSTOM HOOK & TRAILER KEEPER

The recommended tackle for this jig is a heavy rod with 20lb test or heavier. It has a heavy gauge hook and wide gap needed to penetrate a big bass and the right gear is necessary.

SKIRT MATERIAL

Combining the extra-thick round rubber and the silicone flutter skirt creates a unique flare due to the different materials. The short-cut round rubber on the head side creates a tight vibration like bluegills or crawfish trembling with fear.

VIOLATOR JIG FEATURES

The combination of the extra thick, heavy round rubber and silicone flutter skirt appeals because the silicone skirt flares quickly when it hits the bottom. The round rubber on the front of the jig is cut short and has a collared design, which vibrates and twitches, even with the slightest movements. This attracts bass when the jig is swimming and falling to the bottom.