7" Deep Diving Sandworm Jig™

What's Included:

• (1) ½-Ounce Deep Diving Jig Head- Rigged with our 7" Scented Paddle Tail Sandworm

• (5) Replacement 7" Scented Sandworms

Deadly on Striped Bass, Fluke, Weakfish & More

If there is one bait that saltwater gamefish simply can't ignore, it's a marine sandworm.

Our 7" Deep Diving Sandworm Jig™ was designed to imitate one of nature's most productive saltwater food sources. Whether you're targeting striped bass along rocky shorelines, drifting for fluke over sandy bottoms, or searching for weakfish in tidal estuaries, this realistic sandworm presentation consistently produces strikes when other lures fail.

Each lure features a rugged ½-ounce deep-diving jig head paired with a 7-inch scented soft plastic sandworm. The built-in paddle tail creates a lifelike swimming action that mimics the natural undulating movement of a live marine worm, while our fish-attracting scent helps convince even the most cautious predators to bite.

Marine worms are an easy, high-protein meal that striped bass and other gamefish have been feeding on for thousands of years. Unlike baitfish that can quickly escape, worms are vulnerable targets that offer predators a high-reward meal with very little effort. That's why worms remain one of the most effective natural baits in saltwater fishing—and why our Sandworm Jig is so effective.

Perfect For:

 Striped Bass, Fluke (Summer Flounder), Weakfish, Sea Trout. Bluefish. Black Sea Bass,Redfish,Snook, Any saltwater predator that feeds on marine worms

Features:

• Realistic 7" marine sandworm profile

• Deep-diving ½-ounce jig head or Bullet Head Jig

• Built-in fish-attracting scent

• Lifelike paddle-tail swimming action

• Durable saltwater-grade soft plastic construction

• Perfect for surf, shore, pier, jetty, kayak, and boat fishing

How to Fish It:

Cast and retrieve slowly along the bottom, bounce it through tidal currents, or drift it naturally across sandy flats and channels. The paddle tail does the work, creating irresistible movement that triggers aggressive strikes from feeding gamefish.

Why It Works

Striped bass, fluke, weakfish, and countless other marine predators instinctively recognize worms as food. When fish are feeding close to the bottom, few presentations are more natural—or more effective—than a realistic sandworm.

When the bite gets tough, tie on a Sandworm Jig and fish what they're already looking for.

Simple. Natural. Effective.