Hair jigs are not revolutionary or a gimmick, as they have been around for over 100 years. Nevertheless, these "old time" lures have fallen out of favor since the advent of manufacturing automation of plastic and silicone skirts.
Over the years, dyeing processes have vastly improved, and the hair jig is back with a vengeance. As a result of this "back to the basics" movement, HammerHead is offering five distinct product families designed to catch a wide array of fish in diverse angling conditions. Our jigs have proven productive on many varieties of fish from Lake Champlain, VT to Lake Lanier, GA. Whether you are fishing for bass in the Deep South, trout in the Mid Atlantic, or pike in one of the Great Lakes, HammerHead jigs have you covered.
Please check out our premium hair jig line, and remember, "Knock 'em in the head...with a HammerHead Jig!"
Why Fish A Jig? Jig fishing is without question the hardest method to master because of the subtle bite. Quite often, bites occur while a jig is falling, so many strikes go undetected. Nevertheless, the flip side is jig fishing produces more trophy fish and tournament big fish winners than… Read More
Greetings and Salutations, my friends… Welcome to my little blog I am calling Jigs, Wings and Beer. So, I’m sure you’re thinking, “I get the jig part, but what do wings and beer have to do with fishing?” Let me elaborate. Franklin Roosevelt had his Fireside Chats…my vision is similar… Read More
HammerHead Jigs Pro Staff member, Scott Sawyers, demonstrates how a HammerHead Flippin’ Series jig catches bucketmouth bass…and imparts a little wisdom to boot. Keep “knockin’ ’em in the head”, Scott! Read More
Hello, anglers, welcome to another installment of Jigs, Wings and Beer…my attempt to intertwine humor and fishing with a dash of wing sauce and splash of ale. So, what shall we talk about? Recently, I was with a friend fishing a local river, and I tied one of our HammerHead… Read More