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Temorah · Round Jig Heads
Temorah Unpainted Jig Heads, 1/16 oz, Bronze Hook, 50-Pack
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Bulk 50-pack of unpainted lead jig heads with bronze hooks for customizing soft plastics and live baits.
The Temorah 1/16 oz jig head has an unpainted lead body and a bronze J hook sized to #4. Its 50-piece pack suits bass anglers who want several of one weight on hand for soft plastics.
Best for
- Anglers who customize and paint their own jigs
- Finesse fishing with ultralight presentations
- General-purpose bait fishing applications
Skip if
- You need pre-painted or tungsten jig heads
- You prefer finished products ready to use
Strengths
- Unpainted lead allows custom paint schemes
- Bronze hooks resist corrosion better than standard steel
Trade-offs
- Unpainted finish requires angler to add paint or dip if desired
- Lead material is less sensitive than tungsten
- No color variety within this single product pack
Fishing fit
- Water
- Freshwater
- Saltwater
- Techniques
- Finesse
- Live bait
Specifications
| Type | jig head |
|---|---|
| Weight | 1/16 oz |
| Count | 50 |
| Finish | Unpainted lead |
| Sizes available | 1/32 oz to 1 oz |
Facts
| Lure weight | 1/16 oz |
|---|---|
| Color | Unpainted Bronze Hook |
Which one should I pick?
| Version | Lure weight | Color | Suits |
|---|---|---|---|
| Temorah Unpainted Jig Heads, 1/16 oz, Bronze Hook, 50-Pack | Lure weight:1/16 oz | Color:Unpainted Bronze Hook | Suits:— |
| Temorah Unpainted Jig Heads, 1/32 oz, Bronze Hook, 50 Pack | Lure weight:— | Color:— | Suits:— |
| Temorah Unpainted Jig Heads, 1/64 oz, Bronze Hook, 50 Pack | Lure weight:— | Color:— | Suits:— |
How to choose a color and size
Size
| Options | When to pick it | Conditions |
|---|---|---|
| 1/64 OZ, 1/32 OZ, 1/16 OZThis one | A light head for small plastics, panfish and a slow fall in shallow water. |
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| 1/8 OZ, 3/16 OZ, 1/4 OZ | An all-round head for bass and walleye at middle depths. |
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| 3/8 OZ, 1/2 OZ, 3/4 OZ | A heavier head that holds bottom in wind, current and deeper water. |
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| 1 OZ | A heavy head for deep water, strong current and saltwater. |
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