I ran out of the 3 oz P-Line Laser Minnows and ordered 9 of them from Discount Tackle, They came in ahead of time! Thanks to those jigs we hooked and released several salmon the following week!

I was so glad I had a couple of these in my tackle box when I came across some large barracuda. Nothing else was working but these. Needless to say, I added many more to my arsenal.

Great selection of P-Line Laser Minnow jigs. The 3oz works great for Salmon in the river and has not let me down yet. And the fast shipping means I can order during the week and have it in time for the weekend fishing trip. 5 stars, will buy again.

This lure is perfect for fishing any coastline. Even if the guys next to me are using live bait such as squid or mackerel, this will always outperform. It's caught untold amounts of rockfish of every variety, lingcod, sand bass, halibut, perch, and more! For 40 feet and less, use a 2 oz weight for a natural presentation. For every additional 40 feet of depth, use a 1 oz bigger lure. So for 120 feet deep use a 4 oz. My only suggestion is to upgrade the treble hooks to something stronger. Mustad or Owner brand. You never know what you might get and I've been left empty handed with a straightened hook wondering what I missed. Get an assortment of these jigs to match the colors of your local baitfish and you'll be set.

I ran out of the 3 oz P-Line Laser Minnows and ordered 9 of them from Discount Tackle, They came in ahead of time! Thanks to those jigs we hooked and released several salmon the following week!

I was so glad I had a couple of these in my tackle box when I came across some large barracuda. Nothing else was working but these. Needless to say, I added many more to my arsenal.

Great selection of P-Line Laser Minnow jigs. The 3oz works great for Salmon in the river and has not let me down yet. And the fast shipping means I can order during the week and have it in time for the weekend fishing trip. 5 stars, will buy again.

This lure is perfect for fishing any coastline. Even if the guys next to me are using live bait such as squid or mackerel, this will always outperform. It's caught untold amounts of rockfish of every variety, lingcod, sand bass, halibut, perch, and more! For 40 feet and less, use a 2 oz weight for a natural presentation. For every additional 40 feet of depth, use a 1 oz bigger lure. So for 120 feet deep use a 4 oz. My only suggestion is to upgrade the treble hooks to something stronger. Mustad or Owner brand. You never know what you might get and I've been left empty handed with a straightened hook wondering what I missed. Get an assortment of these jigs to match the colors of your local baitfish and you'll be set.