After choosing the right soft lure, the next question is - which jig head to choose! When choosing a suitable jig head, it's not just about selecting the right size. All features of the jig head must be considered, as the jig head and the soft lure form a single unit.
“Maximum fishing success – thanks to perfectly matched components.”
This is precisely why a special hook shape was developed for Monkey Hooks. The new hook shape ensures that the hook exits the lure very early – thus the lure remains flexible and is more easily sucked in by the fish. In addition, the hook has a particularly high curvature, which allows it to penetrate deeper into the predator's mouth and significantly hinders it from spitting it out. Also, the eyelet, regardless of the jig head's weight, is positioned close to the head. This helps to avoid bothersome weed collection.
We deliberately opted out of the lead "nose" and chose a baitholder. This means that our Monkey Hook is also suitable for delicate lures, as they no longer tear. The baitholder additionally ensures that the soft lure stays firmly on the hook and does not accidentally pull off or slip during casting or biting. The weight is indicated on each jig head, which facilitates their sorting in fishing tackle boxes.
As is known, the eyes "eat along" too. This also applies to our local predators. Therefore, Monkey Hook jig heads are painted in attractive colors. Depending on the water's turbidity and the predator's mood, a higher or lower contrast between the jig head and the lure can be chosen.
Many predators attack the lure during its sinking phase. To add an extra stimulus, we have painted a second color on the underside of the Monkey Hooks.
Monkey Hook Colors:
Orange/Yellow: orange jig head with a yellow dot on the underside
