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Features:
Nomad Design's The Streaker a high pitch speed jig designed to be dropped and worked faster.
Erratic action with a strong glide on the initial fall.
Deadly on kingfish, tuna, and other mid-water dwelling predators.
80 to 120 gram sizes are perfect for mimicking sand eels when fishing for striper and bluefin tuna.
Available in a wide range of sizes (40 gram all the way up to 320 gram) and 9 colors.
Nomad Design's The Streaker a high pitch speed jig designed to be dropped and worked faster. The longer and slimmer profile allow the jig to sink faster, making it ideal for deeper water or areas of increased water movement due to current. Deadly on kingfish, tuna, and other mid-water dwelling predators the Streaker has an erratic action with a strong glide on the initial fall.
The 80 to 120 gram sizes have gained huge popularity in the Mid Atlantic and New England coastal areas where anglers have found great success using them to mimic a sand eel when jigging striped bass and bluefin tuna.
All Streaker jigs come fitted with super strong and super sharp BKK 5X Strong jig assist hooks matched perfectly to the size of the jig and are ready to fish straight out of the packet.
Available in a wide range of sizes (40 gram all the way up to 320 gram) and 9 colors.
WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including lead, which are known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.
On a recent multi-day trip in U.S. waters, we fished late into the night for the 100-200 lb. BFT. The Nomad streaker jigs (250 - 320 grams) accounted for nearly all of the fish caught, while other knife jigs caught almost none at all.
On a recent multi-day trip in U.S. waters, we fished late into the night for the 100-200 lb. BFT. The Nomad streaker jigs (250 - 320 grams) accounted for nearly all of the fish caught, while other knife jigs caught almost none at all.
On a recent multi-day trip in U.S. waters, we fished late into the night for the 100-200 lb. BFT. The Nomad streaker jigs (250 - 320 grams) accounted for nearly all of the fish caught, while other knife jigs caught almost none at all.
The Flip KoGill put in work for me this Spring! I fish a lot of deep, clear water reservoirs that are full of Bluegill. I fished this bait on a light Texas Rig using a flipping style weight and a bead for knot protection. I didn't peg the weight because this bait excels on the fall! It has a nice spiral fall that activates the flappers for a subtle kicking motion that drives bass wild. The majority of my bites were on the fall, I would drag it through thick cover and let it fall to the bottom. Landed several fish in the three to five pound range! The only downside as with any Japanese plastic is durability. The bait tears pretty badly on an aggressive hookset but it's worth the bites it attracts in my opinion. I highly recommend them. Thanks Discount Tackle!
