Goby Jig - Snag-Reducing Jig - Light Casting Balance - Also for Pulse Fishing

Don't you often get snagged on oyster shells or rocks when fishing for gobies with a dangling rig, braclet hook, or light casting, where the hook is at the tip of the rig?

Using this balance weight allows the hook to float, reducing the chance of snagging, and since the hook is above the weight, you can feel the bite directly.

For usage, please refer to the first photo and keep the hook length short.
The weight can be set by screwing it into the gap in the ring.

To attach the hook, please make a loop knot as shown in the third photo.
You can easily untie the loop when you are finished or when changing hooks.

◼️ In terms of actual fishing results, on a 5-hour trip, I previously lost 8 weights and hooks, but with this, I only lost 2.
The balance weight and sinker were not lost at all. This is just for reference.
Please note that if you make the leader too long, the loss rate will increase.

◼️ In my 40 years of fishing experience, gobies and whiting find bait easier to locate when it's slightly elevated rather than on the bottom.

◼️ For goby fishing, fish tend to gather more in areas with scattered oyster shells and rocks than in completely sandy areas. This is particularly effective when fishing rocky areas.

◼️ I made this for myself, but it's so convenient that I want everyone to experience it.

◼️ Can be used as a rig for fishing for gobies, whiting, rockfish, rockfish, filefish, etc.

*Weight, hooks, and snaps are not included.

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