Thirty Four Zerogra Jig Heads

Thirty Four is a Japanese company that specializes in Light Spinning and Light Rock Fishing, providing the world market with products unlike no others. With the Zerogra series of Jig Heads it wants to solve one of the biggest issues of all times: getting snagged on the bottom.

Most Jig Heads, even those that weigh a fraction of a gram, are sinking at a fast pace and especially the LRF ones, are very apt to get tangled in rocks, or other obstacle formations in the bottom. Even if we know well the places and the structures, even if we are pros in bottom fishing, getting our rig snagged happens and it is a true headache.

34 came up with something extremely useful. It covered the Zerogra Jigheads with a special floating resin, that slows down their sinking pace. Thus our artificial lure can fish longer while descending and gets tangled much less. At the same time, the Jig Head doesn’t lack in a realistic appearance, its hollow eyelets make it look like tiny bait fish and its crooked hook, helps a lot while hunting down all those fishes that suck their food in. These are all useful and realism boosting details, indeed.

Τhe Zerogra Jig Heads, created by Japanese company 34, give the angler a great strategic advantage: they remain at the higher levels of the water column for relatively longer periods of time. They also allow us to scan the currents of an area, more precariously because they allow our bait to be carried away longer and in greater distances.

We can thus not only approach bottom feeders, because the particular Jighead will not run directly into crevises and rocks, but also we will be able to approach a wide array of fish that feed higher up, in the currents. Low weight, slower fall, vertical presentation and the angle of the hook, all these factors allow us to have a superb feeling of our lure and to command it with micro-precision.

The 34 Zerogra are truly ideal Jig Heads for Saddled Sea Bream, White Sea Bream, Aji, small Grouper species and for small silicon and biodegradable lures.