Three questions. One dialed-in jig recommendation.

A confidence-first setup for learning the cadence in water under 100 feet. You get a practical mix for docks, banks, bays and light-current structure without having to build the box from scratch.

This micro pairing gives you two distinct actions for lakes, docks, bays and shallow structure. It’s a versatile step up when you already know the basics and want more ways to trigger the bite.

A compact, technical pick for anglers who already understand tempo, slack and line control. Fish it around shallow structure when a smaller profile and deliberate action are the better answer.

A straightforward entry into fishing structure and moderate depth. Start here in lighter current, then size up as needed to keep a controlled line angle at 100–300 feet.

A dependable mid-water workhorse for anglers who want an easy-to-read jig around kelp, reefs and wrecks. Let current and line angle decide when it’s time to move heavier.

A precision-oriented choice for experienced anglers working the 100–300-foot zone. Use the lighter end when the line stays vertical and move up as current or drift pushes your angle out.

Deep slow pitch asks more of your rod, reel, line and technique. The Ogre is the right family to explore, but confirm the exact weight against your current and tackle before dropping—our crew can help you dial it in.

Built for deep presentations where control matters. Start with the lightest weight that maintains a workable line angle, then size up for current, drift and the actual depth you’re reaching.

The dialed-in heavyweight choice for deliberate deep-water work. Match the weight to current and line angle, then use the Samurai’s profile where a committed 300-foot-plus presentation is the mission.