a lot of good answers on here. hook choice is probably the most crucial. hook needs to be strong and durable. still needs to hold a point after you've stuck that 40-50th trout or red of the day as well the countless times it was drug over rocks or oysters. Second factor is bait holding ability. Some people may like changing baits numerous times a day while others want that bait to last through todays limits and maybe even tomorrows. Lots if time, testing, throwing, talking, torturing, tying, re-tying, re-tying and planning went into putting the yellowmouth jigheads on the market for everyone to enjoy. We try to give anglers the best product for their hard earned dollar because thats what we would want. Give em a try if you haven't and I'm sure you won't be disappointed.
As always, thanks for the support guys.
Josh
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