Snapper jigs

[Stickalip]

A while back I picked up some 1/8oz or 3/8oz jigs at one of the shops in Key West. They were very 3/0's sharp hook, Owners I'm guessing. I was tipping them with shrimp and dropping them along the bridge columns for consistent hook ups.

Does anyone know the name of the jig I'm describing?
What jigs are you using?

[Kingofthesea]

Actually I know what you are talking about but for your first post you're going to have to do a whole lot better with your description and your introduction before you get any help from me. 1/8oz-3/8oz jig with a sharp hook. Seriously? Welcome.

[HJared]

does it look like this? troll rite

[Stickalip]

My bad Kingofthesea...I should know better. I'll take care that.
Thanks HJared. Thats it, worth every penny.

[swordfish]

Glad you figured that one out bud... That is a sure way to get snook on live shrimp too. If hooked correctly that keeps the shrimp just off the bottom making them very visible to predators, as well as keeping the hook in a way that you can get a solid set on a fish most times.

-Swordfish

[Kingofthesea]

HJared is a much nicer member than I am I knew that's what you were chasing. I've been doing pretty well with them in yellow or pink recently.

[HJared]

I like hooking live shrimp up through the center of the head avoiding the black dot of brains so they stay kickin

[PhishingPhanatic]

They are called slipper-style jigheads, and yes, work great with live shrimp.

[LINESIDER]

hook up troll rights... grew up using those exclusive!! chartreuse,pink,white

[Moose]

at night i like the glow in the dark ones......dont know if its superstition or science...but they always work at night with live shrimp in the winter

[keepinitreel]

Snapper killers is what they should be called. Use some silver sides and 12# Mono and catch ur limit