Westin Jig Head 7g #4/0

Medium 7g weight for balanced presentations across shallow to deeper water
Larger #4/0 hook perfect for bulkier shads and creature patterns
Black nickel tungsten provides stealth and superior weight efficiency
Thin-wired hook with keeper for confident bait presentation

€7.99

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10g #3/010g #4/012g #3/012g #4/03.5g #3/03.5g #4/05g #3/05g #4/07g #3/07g #4/0

Name	JIG HEAD 7G #4/0 BLACK NICKEL 2PCS TUNGSTEN
EAN	5707549497371
MPN	T96-011-402
Brand	Westin
Weight	7g
Size	7g #4/0
Hook Type	Jig Head
Material	Tungsten, Black Nickel
Hook Style	Jig
Quantity	2pieces
Color	Black Nickel

Westin Jig Head — Black Nickel Tungsten

Introducing the Jighead Tungsten series. Designed for unmatched lure action, these jigheads offer five weight options and two hook sizes, providing ultimate versatility for any angler. Equipped with bait holder hooks boasting ultra-sharp points, they deliver exceptional strength and precise hook sets.

Key Features

Black polished tungsten provides superior weight and sensitivity
Thin wired, sharp hook for excellent penetration
Black nickel coating for corrosion resistance and stealth
Keeper system prevents bait slippage and reduces damage
Available in hook sizes #3/0 and #4/0 for different lure profiles
Available in five weights: 3.5g, 5g, 7g, 10g, and 12g

Frequently asked

What's the difference between #3/0 and #4/0 hook sizes?

The #3/0 is slightly smaller and better for compact baits and finesse techniques, while the #4/0 is larger and works better with bulkier lures and aggressive fishing. Choose based on your bait size and target presentation.

Which weight should I choose for my fishing style?

Lighter weights (3.5g–5g) work best in shallow water and slow presentations, while medium weights (7g–10g) suit general softbait fishing. Heavier weights (12g) are ideal for deep water, strong currents, and fast sinking presentations.

Why tungsten instead of lead?

Tungsten is more compact and dense than lead, allowing smaller jig heads to reach the same weight. This means better bait control, improved bite detection, and a more natural lure profile. Tungsten also avoids environmental concerns associated with lead.

What types of baits work best with these jig heads?

These versatile jig heads excel with softbait lures such as shads, swimbaits, worms, and creature baits. The keeper system prevents bait slip, making them ideal for extended casting and active fishing techniques.

Are these hooks sharp and strong?

Yes, the thin-wired black nickel hooks feature ultra-sharp points for excellent penetration and hook-up rates. Despite being thin, they are forged for exceptional strength and durability in demanding fishing conditions.