HOGY LURE COMPANY
4oz (6inch) Tuna Rigged Epoxy Jig
- Double Thick Epoxy Coat For Natural Light Refraction
- Durable, Through Wired Construction
- Reflective Scale Finish (Most Models)
- Balanced Lead Core For Superior Casting
- Heavy Duty Stainless Split Ring
- VMC 4X Treble Hook
- Imitative Laser Eye
The EPOXY JIG™ Lure features a vivid scale finish core surrounded by a double thick translucent coat for excellent durability and natural refraction of light. The EPOXY JIG™ lure's light weight to length ratio produce the perfect balance of size, weight and casting distance, making them a perfect option for surface blitzes. The Tuna Epoxy Jig excels at imitating a variety of oceanic batifish like large sand eels, half beaks, butterfish and herring.
- Rated 5 out of 5 stars1 week ago7/8 oz Mackerel gets it done
Love the 7/8oz epoxy when I need a little more distance, casting into the wind or casting from shore. Did really well with the Albies on 7/8oz Mackerel lure this fall.
RGRobert G.Verified Buyer - Rated 5 out of 5 stars2 weeks agoEpoxy jigs
Great bought dozens Albie killers
GPGavin P.Verified Buyer - Rated 5 out of 5 stars1 month agoAlbie Crack!
1st cast Bonito. 3rd cast Albie. Can’t beat it!
OOrrinVerified Buyer - Rated 5 out of 5 stars1 month agoPEANUTS!
They pour out of the harbors as the night time temperature drips. They hold to the beaches, shorelines and shoals for pritection. I am going to take the 7/8 ounce Pranut Bunker colored epoxy jig and run it close to the bottom for fluke along the shoreline that are making their way west in Long Island Sound. Albies like Peanuts too! I throw a small cast net for Peanut Bunker holding to the shoal outside of Stony Brook Harbors inlet.
AJAndrew J.Verified Buyer - Rated 5 out of 5 stars1 month agoNo Brainer
Right weight to cast a mile and get ahead of the speedsters. Rigged with VMC Permasteel 4X hooks and heavy split rings. Covered with epoxy. Slightly offset to wobble a little. Avle to work the whole water colmn. Heavy enough to drop for ground fish between the action casting. One more thing. Have you ever seen a Bay Anchovy? McGowan over at Cow Harbor Bait and Tackle took the time to post this photo the other day. They are all over the place. My brother and I used to seine them off the shoreline. I am going to cast it to the outside of the school so it stands spart or drag/twitch it slowly on or nearthe bottom where they just were to see if I can get the Chaperone.
AJAndrew J.Verified Buyer
