Blind Squirrel Baits 1/2 Ounce Underspin Jig Head
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Blind Squirrel Baits 1/2 Ounce Underspin Jig Head
On-the-water overview (demo copy)
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Specs & build (demo copy)
Specs & build (demo copy)
Care & storage (demo copy)
Care & storage (demo copy)
Best ways to fish it (demo)
Swim Jig Trailer
Shallow grass, slow roll
Texas Rig
Pitching to cover
Ball Jig Head
Dragging sand or rock
Split Shot
Natural subtle glides
How, where, and why it excels
Swimbait on Underspin (3.0–4.3")
When & where: Wind lanes, points, outside weed edges, shad pushes.
How: Slow‑roll just above cover; tick grass, then kill for a one‑count.
Why this rig: The blade adds flash and vibration, turning a simple swimmer into a high‑visibility target in stain and wind.
Pintail / Leech / Minnow (tight action)
When & where: Clear to lightly stained water, suspended fish on FFS, rip‑rap transitions.
How: Count‑down to depth and slow retrieve with micro shakes; brief stalls keep the blade fluttering in place.
Why this rig: Adds flash to a neutral profile—great for pressured smallmouth and spotted bass.
Grub / Split‑Tail Trailer
When & where: Stained flats, dock alleys, light current seams.
How: Medium retrieve with quarter‑turn pops to flare the tail; kill after hard cover contact.
Why this choice: Bulks the silhouette while the blade supplies flash for long‑line draws.
Tuning: Willow vs. Colorado
- Willow: Maximum flash, minimal drag—best for speed, clearer water, and baitfish chases.
- Colorado: More thump and lift—best for slow‑rolling in stain/cold or around grass.
- Blade color: White/silver for sun/clear; gold for stain/wind; chartreuse/orange for mud/low light; black for silhouette.
Trim & Mods (quick hits)
- Rig straight: Any kink kills the swim and can mute blade spin.
- Weight ↔ depth: Current variants show 1/2 oz; pick weight to maintain lane without riding up.
- Contact cues: If the blade quits after grass, pop the handle once to clear and re‑engage.
Dial it in
- Clear (6–10+ ft): Willow blade in silver/white; head colors that match shad/smelt.
- Stained (2–6 ft): Gold or colored blades (chartreuse/orange); black or green pumpkin heads.
- Muddy (<2 ft) / Low light: Colorado blade for thump; black blade or bright chartreuse for silhouette/visibility.
- Wind: Step up blade size/flash; keep retrieve steady with occasional kills.
- Cold front: Colorado, slower cadence; let the bait hover on the stall.
Specs & Build
- Type: Underspin jig head with belly‑mounted blade arm
- Weights (as listed): 1/2 oz variants available; additional sizes may appear as inventory rotates.
- Head Colors seen: Black, Summer Craw.
- Blade Shapes: Willow and Colorado.
- Blade Colors seen: Black, White, Silver, Gold, Chartreuse, Orange, Blue, Green.
- Use with: 2.8–4.3" swimbaits, pintails/minnows, grubs, leeches.
- Availability: Ships in 1–3 Business Days From Texas
- SKU: QF‑BSB‑UNDERSPIN‑1/2OZ‑VAR (placeholder; update per variant).
Care & Storage
Rinse after use; dry before storage. Keep blades from bending and store away from soft‑plastic baits that may leach dye.
Plastics Recycling
Don't toss torn baits, recycle or dispose of properly. Learn more here: Soft Plastics Recycling.
Proof & Community
On‑the‑Water Notes
- Open‑water bait balls: Count‑down and slow‑roll through the edges; most bites on deflection or kill.
- Grass edges: Keep the blade ticking tops; quick pop to clear fouling and re‑spin.
- Rip‑rap/transitions: Quartering casts, steady retrieve; pause over depth breaks.
Q&A
Q: Why pick an underspin over a plain jig head?
A: The added flash and vibration draw fish from distance, boost visibility in stain/wind, and convert followers on the kill.
Related Products
- Swimbait Jig Heads — when you want the same profile sans blade for stealth or current.
- Hover (Damiki) Jig Heads — suspend and shim for FFS targets with minimum drag.
- Weighted Swimbait Hooks — grass‑friendly alternative with keel weight and screw‑lock.
- Tube Jig Heads — for dragging/spiral falls when they want a tube over a swimmer.
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