The FOX BigEye Rider jigging lure is available in weights of 10, 15, and 20 grams and features flat cut rings made of stainless steel and a sharp treble hook made from high-carbon steel. This product comes in a zip bag (see photo).

Length - 6.2 cm.

Weight - 15 grams.

Jigs are popular artificial lures used in fishing, especially for catching predatory fish. Here are some of the advantages of using them:

Effectiveness: Jigs attract fish well due to their movements and shine, making them excellent for fishing in various conditions. Versatility: These lures can be used at both deep and surface layers of water. They are suitable for catching different species of fish, including zander, perch, and cod. Ease of use: Jigs are relatively simple to use, making them a good choice for both beginners and experienced anglers. Techniques of retrieval can be easily varied to achieve the best results. Variety of shapes and colors: The market offers numerous models of jigs with different weights, shapes, and colors, allowing anglers to select lures for specific fishing conditions. Durability: Jigs are often made from durable materials, which increases their lifespan compared to other lures. Using jigs can significantly enhance the chances of success in fishing, especially when selecting the right lures based on the season and fishing conditions.

Spring (March-May): During this time, many predatory fish like zander and perch begin to become active after winter dormancy. Jigs work well, especially during the spawning period when fish are actively searching for food. Summer (June-August): On hot summer days, predators concentrate in cooler waters. Jigs are used for fishing at depth, where zander, pike, and even cod may be found. Use various colors and retrieves. Autumn (September-November): In autumn, fish begin to gather in schools before winter. This is an excellent time to use jigs, especially for catching zander and pike, which are actively feeding. Winter (December-February): Ice fishing with jigs can be successful, especially in areas where fish have congregated. They should be used at the depths where predators winter.