Inshore Casting Jigs

Engineered for versatility, Hogy System jigs feature lightweight, narrow designs for optimal topwater presentations and heavy, evenly balanced models for cutting through wind on those long-range casts. Each jig is meticulously crafted to mimic natural baitfish sizes, shapes, and colors, enhancing their appeal to game fish from the shallows to the deep.

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1.25oz (3.5") Peanut Sand Eel Jig
1.25oz (3.5") Peanut Sand Eel Jig4.9
Sale price $9.95
1.25oz (4inch) Epoxy Jig (In-Line Hook)
1.25oz (4inch) Epoxy Jig (In-Line Hook)4.9
Sale price $13.95

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