New Morel Jighead and Sexy shad color! 2024
Siebert Outdoors reply :
We have just added our Morel Jighead! The Morel Jighead is built on an 5313 Owner hook . The head is a mushroom shape to help stand the bait strait up. These are perfect for fishing the Ned Rig. http://www.siebertoutdoors.com/Morel-Jig-Head-1022.htm
We also have released our Sexy Shad color in all of our jig styles.
J Francho reply :
On 11/3/2016 at 3:29 AM, Siebert Outdoors said:The Morel Jighead is built on an 5313 Owner hook
Now you're talking! Nice stuff!
Bass Turd reply :
Will there be any with weed guards?
KP Duty reply :
I recognize your last name. Did you hang around the bass pro forums/another site.org circa 200-2004? I think I may know you...
roadwarrior reply :
Mike was the Moderator.
KP Duty reply :
On 11/3/2016 at 4:25 AM, roadwarrior said:Mike was the Moderator.
Yes...him and Joe S ...
Siebert Outdoors reply :
On 11/3/2016 at 3:54 AM, Bass Turd said:Will there be any with weed guards?
Not right now but I hope to in the future.
Roadwarrior is correct. I use to moderate over there. Gave that up when I found BR and created SO.
smr913 reply :
I bought a few 1/16th and 3/32nd. Interested to give these a try. They look great.
Molay1292 reply :
Sorry, but I have to ask why these are so expensive? A 1/0 Owner 5313 hook purchased in bulk is about 3 cents even after paying the 10% excise tax on them. The hook keepers when purchased in bulk are about 3 cents, a very small amount of lead and a tiny bit of powder paint make up the materials. Call it 10 cents to be fair. So why the need to make such a huge margin on a product like this, why not the standard 40-45% margin that is typical for retailers? Even a 100% margin on this product keeps the price at about 20-25 cents a piece.
Jigs I understand, they take a little more time and have a creative aspect to them. There is just nothing special about these jig heads.
Yeajray231 reply :
On 11/3/2016 at 6:24 AM, Molay1292 said:Sorry, but I have to ask why these are so expensive? A 1/0 Owner 5313 hook purchased in bulk is about 3 cents even after paying the 10% excise tax on them. The hook keepers when purchased in bulk are about 3 cents, a very small amount of lead and a tiny bit of powder paint make up the materials. Call it 10 cents to be fair. So why the need to make such a huge margin on a product like this, why not the standard 40-45% margin that is typical for retailers? Even a 100% margin on this product keeps the price at about 20-25 cents a piece.
Jigs I understand, they take a little more time and have a creative aspect to them. There is just nothing special about these jig heads
shhhhh. 75 percent of people don't know these things. (;
Baby needs some shoes ! That's why !!
KP Duty reply :
On 11/3/2016 at 6:24 AM, Molay1292 said:Sorry, but I have to ask why these are so expensive? A 1/0 Owner 5313 hook purchased in bulk is about 3 cents even after paying the 10% excise tax on them. The hook keepers when purchased in bulk are about 3 cents, a very small amount of lead and a tiny bit of powder paint make up the materials. Call it 10 cents to be fair. So why the need to make such a huge margin on a product like this, why not the standard 40-45% margin that is typical for retailers? Even a 100% margin on this product keeps the price at about 20-25 cents a piece.
Jigs I understand, they take a little more time and have a creative aspect to them. There is just nothing special about these jig heads.
There is no sorry about this. You are correct in your cost analysis. Mike just takes the time to do it. I think it's worse to pay $4.99 for a Denny brauer flipping jigare in mexico.
WRB reply :
On 11/3/2016 at 3:54 AM, Bass Turd said:Will there be any with weed guards?
Just use a small rubber band over the hook eye and attach under the hook barb.
Rubber bands used for denture braces come colors and the right size.
Tom
Siebert Outdoors reply :
Molay, please double check your prices. The hook is not 3 cents each. They are considerable more then that. I order direct from Owner. You might be able to get a Mustad or Eagle Claw for close to that in bronze light wire.
Molay1292 reply :
My math skills are certainly not great so it is entirely possible that I made a mistake, here is my price for the Owner hooks.
size 1/0 57 hooks to pack 10 pack minimum order, $16.09/pack
Now that I look, I see I did make a mistake, the cost of the hook would be closer to 28 cents at the price I buy at. My apology.
Material is closer to 35 cents, a lot more expensive than what I had figured in my original post.
smalljaw67 reply :
On 11/3/2016 at 6:24 AM, Molay1292 said:Sorry, but I have to ask why these are so expensive? A 1/0 Owner 5313 hook purchased in bulk is about 3 cents even after paying the 10% excise tax on them. The hook keepers when purchased in bulk are about 3 cents, a very small amount of lead and a tiny bit of powder paint make up the materials. Call it 10 cents to be fair. So why the need to make such a huge margin on a product like this, why not the standard 40-45% margin that is typical for retailers? Even a 100% margin on this product keeps the price at about 20-25 cents a piece.
Jigs I understand, they take a little more time and have a creative aspect to them. There is just nothing special about these jig heads.
Where did you find the 5313 in bulk for 3 cents each????? Try 30 cents with the 10% excise tax each. I challenge you to look at every company that mass produces lead based lures and find more than 3 that use Owner hooks and then find me more than 3 wholesale hook distributers that sell Owner hooks, in fact find me 1 wholesale distributer that deals with them. I'll save you some time, as someone who has been making lures for 20 years now, I can tell you that unless you can afford to buy in lots of 10K or more, you'll pay 30 cents per hook for a size #1 5313, you'll pay 36 cents for a 1/0. So give me you name an address and I'll send you not 30 dollars but I'll even give you 40 dollars plus pay for shipping to buy a box of 1000 size 1/0 5313 hooks from you, because the best price I can get with under 10K is $300/1000 which is 30 cents per hook before shipping and that is the price with the 10% excise tax. Think before you speak, this is something I know a lot about.
EDIT: I apologize as I didn't read your second reply but I still have a slight problem. I make the same type of head, when I figure in my material price, hooks, paint, wire keepers, and lead, the price is close to 41 cents and that isn't even including time, so based on what Seibert is selling those for I'd say he isn't getting much for his time. I will apologize for the tone I'm setting but it seems that when a custom tackle maker puts out something of high quality, someone always has something to say about price yet Z-Man produces their "Shrooms" head in large volume with an inferior hook to what is used on the Morel jig and they charge $4.99 per 5 pack, which is 99.8 cents per head and nobody blinks and eye, why is that?? Owner is very steadfast in their prices to both consumers and businesses, that is why you don't see a lot of them used except for high end tackle and you pay for it, the same with vendors, I've contacted 9 different places I purchase materials from and they all tell me it doesn't pay them to keep a large inventory of Owner hooks because they don't make much from them as there really isn't a good wholesale price unless you carry such a large inventory that it will take forever and a day to sell. I guess I'm just tired of seeing custom guys getting called out for price on high quality tackle while mass produced items aren't even questioned on price.
Edited by smalljaw67Misread entire post.
KDW96 reply :
I personally am done with the zman shroom heads! 5.00 a pack, and worthless keepers that will fall of for no reason. The elaztec is tougher than shroomz jigs are:)
I will be lookin into Mikes version. If i can get a quality product for the same price or a tad more,it money well spent. 
Molay1292 reply :
On 11/3/2016 at 5:49 PM, smalljaw67 said:Where did you find the 5313 in bulk for 3 cents each????? Try 30 cents with the 10% excise tax each. I challenge you to look at every company that mass produces lead based lures and find more than 3 that use Owner hooks and then find me more than 3 wholesale hook distributers that sell Owner hooks, in fact find me 1 wholesale distributer that deals with them. I'll save you some time, as someone who has been making lures for 20 years now, I can tell you that unless you can afford to buy in lots of 10K or more, you'll pay 30 cents per hook for a size #1 5313, you'll pay 36 cents for a 1/0. So give me you name an address and I'll send you not 30 dollars but I'll even give you 40 dollars plus pay for shipping to buy a box of 1000 size 1/0 5313 hooks from you, because the best price I can get with under 10K is $300/1000 which is 30 cents per hook before shipping and that is the price with the 10% excise tax. Think before you speak, this is something I know a lot about.
EDIT: I apologize as I didn't read your second reply but I still have a slight problem. I make the same type of head, when I figure in my material price, hooks, paint, wire keepers, and lead, the price is close to 41 cents and that isn't even including time, so based on what Seibert is selling those for I'd say he isn't getting much for his time. I will apologize for the tone I'm setting but it seems that when a custom tackle maker puts out something of high quality, someone always has something to say about price yet Z-Man produces their "Shrooms" head in large volume with an inferior hook to what is used on the Morel jig and they charge $4.99 per 5 pack, which is 99.8 cents per head and nobody blinks and eye, why is that?? Owner is very steadfast in their prices to both consumers and businesses, that is why you don't see a lot of them used except for high end tackle and you pay for it, the same with vendors, I've contacted 9 different places I purchase materials from and they all tell me it doesn't pay them to keep a large inventory of Owner hooks because they don't make much from them as there really isn't a good wholesale price unless you carry such a large inventory that it will take forever and a day to sell. I guess I'm just tired of seeing custom guys getting called out for price on high quality tackle while mass produced items aren't even questioned on price.
No need to apologize as your post is correct. I can provide you a wholesale distributor for Owner hooks if you are interested, you can buy in lots of 570 hooks and stay just below .30 each for a 1/0. I agree the product that Mike is building is far superior to the Z-Man shroom heads, but I still feel that they are a little overpriced. My experience is that if you have to go over 100 percent on margin to capture your cost and make a little profit, you have to find a better process.
My calculations are like this .28 cents a hook + .03 cents for the wire keeper + .02 cents of lead + .02 cents of paint. This is about .35 cents for a 1/16th oz jig, and maybe just a tad more as they get heavier. Of course this is just material.
Again I appreciate your post as it was factual and not personal. Just as mine is intended.
J Francho reply :
On 11/4/2016 at 1:34 AM, Molay1292 said:My experience is that if you have to go over 100 percent on margin to capture your cost and make a little profit, you have to find a better process.
Industry standard is 300% markup, minimum. Sometimes more on super inexpensive items. Mike's are already 10% less than Z-Man. Besides, why does it matter to you? How about you go through all the hoops, spend for a website, spend for advertising, invest in time on social media, all to spend even more time making the jigs, and fulfilling orders, all at a so called "lower price" because in your head you could do it cheaper because you already make them yourself. Then, after you've done all that, wait for "THAT GUY" to show up on your new product announcement post to say he can do it cheaper.
Jeez.
GetBent reply :
I will make an order for the Ned rig style jig heads for sure. I bought some jig heads on an auction site that are good, but like to order from places like SO when I can. Those hooks look nice. Add a touch of gel super glue and I bet you could wear some fish out quick. The zman trd isn't a bad crappie bait either lol. Caught some slabs looking for bass
j bab reply :
I'd be interested to see these heads side by side with the z-man. Is the hook larger or heavier wire or are they roughly the same? I personally wouldn't mind a more sturdy hook version of a ned rig head
J Francho reply :
Looks to be a slightly heavier wire, and has that sweet Owner Cutting Point. I use mushroom heads, but don't throw a Ned rig, so I'm interested in ordering some.
Cmiller reply :
I ordered some from Siebert, the price seemed very reasonable for the quality over the zman jigs. I will post a side by side pic when I get them.
Molay1292 reply :
On 11/4/2016 at 2:07 AM, J Francho said:Industry standard is 300% markup, minimum. Sometimes more on super inexpensive items. Mike's are already 10% less than Z-Man. Besides, why does it matter to you? How about you go through all the hoops, spend for a website, spend for advertising, invest in time on social media, all to spend even more time making the jigs, and fulfilling orders, all at a so called "lower price" because in your head you could do it cheaper because you already make them yourself. Then, after you've done all that, wait for "THAT GUY" to show up on your new product announcement post to say he can do it cheaper.
Jeez.
I understand your point, I do have a website, I do spend the money, web hosting, domain name, data management and automated inventory fees, credit card processors, analytics, SEO, and also deduct it all on taxes so it really plays no role in pricing. When I talk 100% margin, I am not talking from mfg to wholesaler to retailer, I am talking a product that it is made and sold by yourself. If you were to make those same jig heads for a wholesaler you would be lucky to get 20% margin on cost, because he has to sell them cheap enough that his retail buyers can make 40% or it's not worth their time other than a customer convenience.
Shipping is a whole other subject and all I will say is many people also make money on order filling.
I have made no claim to being able to do it cheaper, I asked why this type of jig head is so expensive when compared to the cost to produce it.
Why it matters to me is, I use a lot of this particular type of jig head, sometimes I lose as many as 20 in a day, so the cost of the heads is important to me. I will return your question, "why does it matter to you?"
Yeajray231 reply :
If nobody sells a similar jighead (both in quality/appearance) cheaper then there really is no argument !
Of course making your own would be cheaper ... that runs parallel with most things ! But I don't want 100 of them.. the bottom line is if there isnt a company selling the exact quality of this jighead for less money then the whole discussion is pretty pointless.. because a consumer (typically ) only needs a few. And might have many, but surely doesn't need them in bulk...
I know plenty of people like making their own things for fishing and I'm sure it feels good to catch fish on an item you created. But that is a different discussion.. the one here is answered simply. Does company X sell this EXACT jighead for cheaper ? If not then I don't see why you are arguing..
Let's just fish..
Molay1292 reply :
On 11/4/2016 at 5:36 AM, Yeajray231 said:If nobody sells a similar jighead (both in quality/appearance) then there really is so argument !
Of course making your own would be cheaper ... that runs parallel with most things ! But I don't want 100 of them.. the bottom line is if there isnt a company selling the exact quality of this jighead for less money then the whole discussion is pretty pointless.. because a consumer (typically ) only needs a few. And might have many, but surely doesn't need them in bulk...
I know plenty of people like making their own things for fishing and I'm sure it feels good to catch fish on an item you created. But that is a different discussion.. the one here is answered simply. Does company X sell this EXACT jighead for cheaper ? If not then I don't see why you are arguing..
Let's just fish..
I have no argument with anyone, I just asked a question supported by fact, why do these jig heads cost so much in relation to the cost of making them. That is it.
Yeajray231 reply :
Yea but @Molay1292 do you know of a company that sells these same quality jig heads cheaper to the public ?
Molay1292 reply :
On 11/4/2016 at 6:56 AM, Yeajray231 said:Yea but @Molay1292 do you know of a company that sells these same quality jig heads cheaper to the public ?
Yes, I do
Yeajray231 reply :
On 11/4/2016 at 6:58 AM, Molay1292 said:Yes, I do
Oh. Well. Id say you're doin pretty good then bud . I don't know what to say to that.. thats like two car dealerships that both sells Chevy's with the same warranty . But one is cheaper.. no brainer.
Are they really that much cheaper though ?
Molay1292 reply :
On 11/4/2016 at 7:02 AM, Yeajray231 said:Oh. Well. Id say you're doin pretty good then bud . I don't know what to say to that.. thats like two car dealerships that both sells Chevy's with the same warranty . But one is cheaper.. no brainer.
Are they really that much cheaper though ?
Not if you are buying in small numbers
Ski213 reply :
That makes a dang good looking swim jig @Siebert Outdoors. Can it be ordered with a white jig head?
Siebert Outdoors reply :
On 11/4/2016 at 9:31 AM, Ski213 said:That makes a dang good looking swim jig @Siebert Outdoors. Can it be ordered with a white jig head?
You definitely can!
smalljaw67 reply :
On 11/4/2016 at 1:34 AM, Molay1292 said:No need to apologize as your post is correct. I can provide you a wholesale distributor for Owner hooks if you are interested, you can buy in lots of 570 hooks and stay just below .30 each for a 1/0. I agree the product that Mike is building is far superior to the Z-Man shroom heads, but I still feel that they are a little overpriced. My experience is that if you have to go over 100 percent on margin to capture your cost and make a little profit, you have to find a better process.
My calculations are like this .28 cents a hook + .03 cents for the wire keeper + .02 cents of lead + .02 cents of paint. This is about .35 cents for a 1/16th oz jig, and maybe just a tad more as they get heavier. Of course this is just material.
Again I appreciate your post as it was factual and not personal. Just as mine is intended.
I'm not trying to make you mad but there are things you aren't including in your assessment. So let us say you are spot on in your 35 cents total cost to make the jig, now you have to figure in electricity by breaking down kilowatt hour, then packaging, unless you get your packaging for free. Then you have advertising, storage, handling, and not to mention the time it takes and the cost of maintaining equipment. all of that stuff adds up and when you aren't a giant corp with deep pockets, you don't get the tax incentives so you don't get to write off as much which leads to high product cost. The Morel jig may be in the 35 cent range for Seibert Outdoors to make it but my own breakdown is around 42 cents but remember, I'm paying 30 cents per hook plus I buy high quality lead from Rotometals, I don't use scrap and I also custom make my own alloy using a percentage of hard lead so my lead cost are higher than what you quoted. Now that is me making for me and a few friends, but if I was back in business I'd be charging at least a dollar per head, and the reason why is there isn't anything that compares to it, there are others that use a heavy wire Mustad but this jig has a thin wire Owner that is sharper and it is just as strong and you get a full penetration hook set with 6lb line and you won't bend it out using 12lb line, you can't say that with any other product. Most people who have never made or sold tackle for a business don't understand how far you have to break down costs in order to make a little money, when it comes down to it I'll bet Seibert Outdoors has to sell a boat load of products just to make enough to pay his bills let alone any extra. I gave up my business when I got sick because in order to compete and make anything I had to keep my costs low and pay myself little which also required me to keep my day job of 20 years, I made less making and selling tackle than I would have working for minimum wage because of anglers that have no problem paying $20 for a mass produced Megabass lure while they questioned every nickel I charged for a bait made to their specs, in a way you post has made me happy I stopped selling tackle. I don't miss anglers asking me why my spinnerbaits were 5 bucks, baits made in any color they wanted with higher quality blades, hooks, and wire than the Booyah bait they purchased for the same price with no questions asked. Thank you for reminding me why I never got back into doing selling custom made tackle, and make no mistake, anglers that wanted better products with attention paid to detail were more than happy with what they got for their money but there was always the few that tried to break down costs and want to claim they can make it cheaper, to you I say well done, have at it and good luck.
J Francho reply :
On 11/4/2016 at 5:18 AM, Molay1292 said:I will return your question, "why does it matter to you?
Because Mike has long supported Bass Resource. He provides great products at a fair price; your only contribution here is to complain about the price of something you will never buy.
Tim Kelly reply :
Wow. I just looked up the price, 90c each. Are you serious? That's not remotely expensive considering the quality of the hook. These aren't cheapo crappie jigs from Walmart. The one I don't understand, yet everyone happily pays it, are the price of mass produced soft plastics like Keitech. Those things are way more expensive than similar looking equivalents, much like senkos are much dearer than the copies. Like with all things though, you charge what you can get for an item. If people recognise that they are better, then they will pay a premium and everyone's happy - not that that's the case with these jig heads, they're just not expensive!
YoTone reply :
imagine that, paying a little bit more for the knowledge of knowing that the person who created it has a good reputation from top to bottom.
KDW96 reply :
I cant wait to see what happens the next time Mike puts out somethin new. Keep up the good work&service Mike. But do you always gotta stir up a bees nest Just kiddingMike
fishwizzard reply :
Bickering aside, did I miss info about the hook size? I am coming around to preferring smaller hooks on my nedheads but really dislike the keep on the Gopher jigs.
GetBent reply :
Bunnie by pic alone it looks similar to a hook I currently use, compared to others I use it should be fine. I wouldn't boat flip a 10lbs bass with them but who would? Most people Ned rig fishing use about 10-12lbs test at most.
Side note- way to urinate all over someone's thread- take your arguments to PM please or just stop before y'all start trying to compares whose worm is bigger
Siebert Outdoors reply :
On 11/4/2016 at 10:46 PM, Bunnielab said:Bickering aside, did I miss info about the hook size? I am coming around to preferring smaller hooks on my nedheads but really dislike the keep on the Gopher jigs.
Hey Bunnielab,
The first run is a size 1. These have sold so well that I'm going to also release a 1/0 and add to the sizes availability. I have more hooks on the way so there will be growth to this item between now and the end of the year.
fishwizzard reply :
God too hear, #1 is about as big as I like, but I am really becoming convinced the smaller #2-4 hooks get me more hits and more hookups.
ChrisD46 reply :
Thanks Mike for the new Morel jig head - I will definitely be a customer ! ... You have the right head shape , line tie , keeper and especially the hook to make this jig head a success for us Ned Rig folks . *The only suggestion I will offer is please consider to offer the head color in red as well . One of the Japanese FLW / BASS Elite Pros studied how a red color Ned rig jig head was especially effective during the post spawn for bass and I found this to often be the case . I believe having black , green pumpkin and red color morel jig heads would then cover most all the bases for Ned Rig applications .
Bluebasser86 reply :
For anyone interested in review of these heads (while they aren't Mike's specifically, they are my own from the same mold), they're even better than I'd hoped. I fished almost exclusively with these heads from the new Do-It mold yesterday with @Drew03cmc and their performance was off the charts. I fished a 1/16oz with a Hula StickZ and caught dozens of fish. Once that bait is secured over the keeper (which does take some pushing, but nowhere near the hassle of glue), it's staying on there, period. Not only did it withstand a large quantity of smallmouth and largemouth, but also dealt with an never ending barrage of bluegill and sunfish pulling on the tails of the bait and it never even thought about letting the bait slide down the hook. The head being flatter also allowed for a slower fall and it still skipped under the docks with ease. I'm using a different hook with mine, and it hooked fish well as expected, so the Owner hooks that Mike is using should be even better. They are a hassle to pour, I think it's easy to justify the asking price per head ( setting that tiny wire keeper in the mold is going to make my hair fall out), especially with a premium hook.
I'll be doing some of the larger ones with larger hooks to fish the Diesel MinnowZ and GrubZ also. You guys that are gluing, throw it away and order some of these heads instead!
Drew03cmc reply :
On 11/5/2016 at 3:45 PM, Bluebasser86 said:For anyone interested in review of these heads (while they aren't Mike's specifically, they are my own from the same mold), they're even better than I'd hoped. I fished almost exclusively with these heads from the new Do-It mold yesterday with @Drew03cmc and their performance was off the charts. I fished a 1/16oz with a Hula StickZ and caught dozens of fish. Once that bait is secured over the keeper (which does take some pushing, but nowhere near the hassle of glue), it's staying on there, period. Not only did it withstand a large quantity of smallmouth and largemouth, but also dealt with an never ending barrage of bluegill and sunfish pulling on the tails of the bait and it never even thought about letting the bait slide down the hook. The head being flatter also allowed for a slower fall and it still skipped under the docks with ease. I'm using a different hook with mine, and it hooked fish well as expected, so the Owner hooks that Mike is using should be even better. They are a hassle to pour, I think it's easy to justify the asking price per head ( setting that tiny wire keeper in the mold is going to make my hair fall out), especially with a premium hook.
I'll be doing some of the larger ones with larger hooks to fish the Diesel MinnowZ and GrubZ also. You guys that are gluing, throw it away and order some of these heads instead!
These heads will be replacing all of my older glue on heads for the Ned rig. The baits stayed put and never slid on us at all. We didn't count, but if our total was under 65, I'd be shocked, mainly on the Ned with these heads. Grab some, you won't be sorry.
ChrisD46 reply :
Always a pleasure to hear "The Midwest Finesse Clan" chime in on a jig head or soft plastic !!
William Rossi reply :
The man is in business. There are other factors besides cost of goods. Electricity in the shop, labor time to make them, excise tax, cost of molds, bags and bagging time, etc. I t all ads up.
whitwolf reply :
I won't get In on the side distraction but will add this. If Mike Is selling a product you can bet your last dollar It's of a quality nature, he will share freely any fishing Information with regards to ANY product he sells, and you'll ALWAYS get the best customer service around.
I have bought many jigs and shakey heads from Siebert Outdoors and my reaction to his products Is this; they are the only jigs and shakey heads I carry and use.
kickerfish1 reply :
I have spent hundreds of dollars on products Mike sells. Never once have I felt like the price was out of line or unfair. He offers regular sales and I am sure he will have a Black Friday sale so that will sweaten the pot a bit more.
His website is one of the few that truly allows you customize your jig or jig head to exactly what you want without having to describe it in a long drawn out email or a phone call.
Any time I have had questions Mike has always been quick on the trigger for an email reply or a phone call. He has always treated me right even doing custom colors for me with no reservation. As long as Mike is making tackle I will be a buyer. 
fishwizzard reply :
On 11/5/2016 at 3:45 PM, Bluebasser86 said:I fished a 1/16oz with a Hula StickZ and caught dozens of fish.
Any chance of a picture of where the hook lands on the plastic? A Hula on a VMC halfmoon was the first lure that I really started catching on but the week hooks eventually broke my heart too often and I moved to the Gopher heads and smaller lures and then to the wide world of bass tackle addiction, but I would like to give the uncut Hula some time this winter.
roadwarrior reply :
I consider Mike's tackle to be a great "value". I fish Seibert Outdoors jigs exclusively and highly recommend both his Cosmic Spinnerbaits and Foggy bladed jigs.
http://www.siebertoutdoors.com/Extreme-Football-Jig-1002.htm
http://www.siebertoutdoors.com/Spinnerbaits_c9.htm
http://www.siebertoutdoors.com/Fogy_c20.htm
Bluebasser86 reply :
On 11/7/2016 at 11:20 PM, Bunnielab said:Any chance of a picture of where the hook lands on the plastic? A Hula on a VMC halfmoon was the first lure that I really started catching on but the week hooks eventually broke my heart too often and I moved to the Gopher heads and smaller lures and then to the wide world of bass tackle addiction, but I would like to give the uncut Hula some time this winter.
fishwizzard reply :
Perfect, through enough "meat" to hold the plastic but short enough to wiggle and twitch.
I don't know why they made the Big TRD rather then just re-markering the Hula.
OddChase reply :
Awesome new jig head Siebert! I'll be stocking up on these in the Spring. I'm sick of my Z-Man bait keepers breaking off.
Ghostshad reply :
Just wanted to say that i'm 100% satisfied with Mikes Jigs & his quality & his Prices . I will buy my jigs from Mike at Siebert Outdoors .
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