Peanut Chovy Jigs

{"type":"root","children":[{"type":"paragraph","children":[{"type":"text","value":"The name says it all here, these are the ultimate bay anchovy imitations! The jig’s flared gills coupled with end-to-end lateral line elevation facilitate side-to-side wobble action. When fished vertically, the ‘Chovy Jig will fall with a tight flutter. Ideal for highly finicky gamefish that require “just the right touch” to seal the deal."}]}]}

Filters

Filters
Sort by:

2 products

5/8oz (2.5inch) Peanut 'Chovy Jig
5/8oz (2.5inch) Peanut 'Chovy Jig4.8
Sale price $9.95
3/8oz (2inch) Peanut 'Chovy Jig
3/8oz (2inch) Peanut 'Chovy Jig4.8
Sale price $8.95

In The Field

Related Videos

How To: Fish the Peanut Jig Slow & Low for Finicky Ablies

In this video, I demonstrate how to effectively use the Hogy Peanut Jig to target finicky Albacore. I break down my approach, including the "walking gun" method for positioning, the ideal rod, reel, and line setup, and the specific casting and retrieval techniques that trigger more strikes. You’ll also learn how to adj…

Spanish Mackerel Fishing - Exciting Fall Run Action

We discuss the best lures, tackle and retrieves for keeping lines tight and rods bent targeting these tasty speedsters and head out nearshore to chase migrating Spanish Mackerel along Sanibel and Captiva Island in Southwest Florida. This bi-annual migration offers excellent fishing action just a few hundred yards offshore.

Micro-Bait Striper Fishing On Hogy Epoxy Jigs

Do you ever find yourself surrounded by stripers milling and sipping on the surface, but can't get a bite no matter what? Capt. Mike addresses this common frustrating scenario where stripers are feeding on micro forage like tiny squid, sand eels, krill, and worms. Using the smallest 3/8oz and 5/8oz Hogy Epoxy Jigs to imitate this tiny forage, we crack the code and enjoy some excellent, frustration-free catching!

In The Field

Deep Dives

Technique: Walk and Gun Peanut Jig Casting Albies

On this shoot, I was in open water in Nantucket Sound running the stretch between East Falmouth and Hyannis, (a known albie run), searching for schools that were in the area which is typical for Late August. I knew from reports they were indeed around, but they were being picky about what they hit and at what speed. Th