Worm Hatch Epoxy Jig Bundle (3-Pack)
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Worm Hatch Epoxy Jig Bundle (3-Pack)

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Description

Every May in New England, the worm hatch turns quiet backwaters into a feeding frenzy—and matching the hatch can mean the difference between a banner day and a blank. Our Limited Edition Worm Hatch Epoxy Jigs were built for that exact moment.

Based on the classic black and red worm hatch fly patterns, these jigs are carefully scaled and balanced for light tackle fishing in estuaries, harbors, and back bays. Designed for subtle presentations, long-distance casting, and slow, natural retrieves, they mimic the spiraling, slithering movement of emerging worms almost perfectly. Built on our proven epoxy jig platform, they combine strike-triggering realism with the toughness to survive multiple fish—even when blues move into the mix. If you’re serious about worm hatch fishing, you need one of these tied on.

Model
Worm Hatch Epoxy Jig Bundle (3-Pack)
Technique
["Casting","Jigging"]
Rigging
VMC In-Line Hook
Weight
Mixed
Depth
["Sub-Surface","Mid-Water","Bottom"]
Materials
Epoxy + Metal Core
Model
Worm Hatch Epoxy Jig Bundle (3-Pack)
Technique
["Casting","Jigging"]
Rigging
VMC In-Line Hook
Weight
Mixed
Depth
["Sub-Surface","Mid-Water","Bottom"]
Materials
Epoxy + Metal Core

Reviews

4.9
Rated 4.9 out of 5 stars
Based on 374 reviews
Total 5 star reviews: 351 Total 4 star reviews: 22 Total 3 star reviews: 1 Total 2 star reviews: 0 Total 1 star reviews: 0
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  • Rated 5 out of 5 stars
    4 months ago
    Spanish mackerel love em

    Call four nice mackerelwhen they weren’t feeding hard the only bait

    we could get them to eat

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    Nancy T.
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  • Rated 5 out of 5 stars
    7 months ago
    The perfect beach bonito offering

    The 7/8 Hogy epoxy jig is the single best beach funny fish tin out there. Perfect mix of size/weight/action to use the majority of the time. The single inlines make releasing fish a lot easier and safer for everyone involved… but those trebles still hook more.

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    Joshua D.
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  • Rated 5 out of 5 stars
    7 months ago
    Versatility

    The Epoxy changed the game years ago, with such a variety of sizes and colors these jigs catch everything. From Bluefin Tuna to Black Seabass, never underestimate the epoxy. I use them throughout the season on a variety of species. They are easy for my clients to fish, and extremely effective.

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    Capt. Ray J.
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  • Rated 5 out of 5 stars
    7 months ago
    They just work

    Bought some in preparation for albies, but I’ve caught several other fish on them (Black Sea bass, stripers, sea robins (yuck), and even a jack) They work well in both jigging and cast & retrieve, if there’s fish in your waters these will find them. Also worth mentioning the stock hardware is quality

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    Phillip C.
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  • Rated 5 out of 5 stars
    7 months ago
    Lots of bonito

    Great, this lure especially in the olive color always seems to work for me. Caught many bonito and false albacore trolling, casting and even jigging it

    JP
    James P.
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