The Eagle Claw Saltwater Fish Head jig is a 1/4 oz. striper lure built to match how baitfish actually behave in the water. The distinctive fish head profile paired with a 90-degree jig leg keeps your bait riding true and straight—no spinning, no washing out—so you're presenting a natural silhouette to stripers and other saltwater gamefish. This 10-count pack in chartreuse gives you a bright, visible profile that works well in murky water or low-light conditions, making it a solid choice for surf, inlet, and estuary fishing where visibility matters.

What sets these jigs apart is the SeaGuard finish coating on every hook. Saltwater is relentless—it corrodes standard steel fast. This coating is engineered to resist that oxidation and extend the working life of each jig, so you're not replacing rusted hooks mid-season. For anglers who fish saltwater regularly, that durability adds real value, especially when you're working multiple rigs or fishing rough structure.

Whether you're chunking live bait, rigging dead shiners, or pairing these heads with soft plastics, the 1/4 oz. weight gives you enough heft to cast a reasonable distance without being so heavy that lighter tackle feels awkward. The fish head shape and 90-degree leg design work together to hold baits in the intended position, so your presentation stays consistent cast after cast. Stock a few packs in your saltwater tackle box—chartreuse is a go-to color when you need contrast in the water column.

The Eagle Claw Saltwater Fish Head jig is a 1/4 oz. striper lure built to match how baitfish actually behave in the water. The distinctive fish head profile paired with a 90-degree jig leg keeps your bait riding true and straight—no spinning, no washing out—so you're presenting a natural silhouette to stripers and other saltwater gamefish. This 10-count pack in chartreuse gives you a bright, visible profile that works well in murky water or low-light conditions, making it a solid choice for surf, inlet, and estuary fishing where visibility matters.

What sets these jigs apart is the SeaGuard finish coating on every hook. Saltwater is relentless—it corrodes standard steel fast. This coating is engineered to resist that oxidation and extend the working life of each jig, so you're not replacing rusted hooks mid-season. For anglers who fish saltwater regularly, that durability adds real value, especially when you're working multiple rigs or fishing rough structure.

Whether you're chunking live bait, rigging dead shiners, or pairing these heads with soft plastics, the 1/4 oz. weight gives you enough heft to cast a reasonable distance without being so heavy that lighter tackle feels awkward. The fish head shape and 90-degree leg design work together to hold baits in the intended position, so your presentation stays consistent cast after cast. Stock a few packs in your saltwater tackle box—chartreuse is a go-to color when you need contrast in the water column.