OniWorks Kappa Jumping Jig - Looking to level up your jig game? Meet the OniWorks Kappa Jumping Jig—a small but mighty weapon that punches way above its weight. From piers to surf zones, this jig draws in fish with its bioluminescent look and lifelike action. Built to last and ready to hook up on aggressive strikes, the Kappa is one of the most exciting additions to any saltwater tackle box.
Precision. Power. Performance. The Saurus SPJ-60 Slow Pitch Jigging Rod is built for anglers who take their jigging seriously. In this video, we give you an in-depth look at what makes this rod a standout in the slow pitch jigging world. Lightweight yet incredibly strong, the SPJ-60 is designed to deliver flawless jig movement while giving you the backbone to battle serious fish offshore.
The NLBN 3” Paddle Tail may be small, but it delivers big results. In this video, we break down why it’s one of the most versatile baits around—perfect for redfish, snook, and even bass. With a tight kick that holds in current, a durable body that stays locked on, and a perfect pairing with NLBN’s 3" screwlock jig heads, it’s built to perform in any condition.
When it comes to precision and reliability, VANFOOK hooks stand above the rest. In this video, we dive into the full lineup and show why these Japanese-engineered hooks are trusted worldwide. From slow-pitch jigging to big game rigging, VANFOOK offers ultra-sharp penetration, corrosion-resistant finishes, and lightweight strength across a range of models built for serious anglers.
Saurus vs. DeepLiner — Which Slow Pitch Jigging Rod Delivers the Best Bang for Your Buck? In this video, we’re putting two top-tier slow pitch rods head-to-head: the Saurus SPJ-60 and the DeepLiner Logical DLLG50. The DeepLiner has a serious reputation in the jigging world, but the Saurus comes in at a much lower price—so the question is: does it perform like a premium rod?
Looking for a shrimp bait that can handle hard-hitting snook, redfish, and tarpon? The NLBN 3" Shrimp is built for just that. In this video, we break down its lifelike tail action, durable design, and versatile color options that shine in both clear and murky water. Paired with jig heads from 1/4 oz to 1 oz, it’s the shrimp bait your tackle box has been missing.
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