Bobby Garland Mo Glo Jig Head 1/8oz 10ct Blue Glo
The Bobby Garland Mo Glo Jig Head in 1/8 oz is purpose-built for crappie fishing with soft plastic bodies. This 10-count pack of blue glow heads lets you fish low-light conditions and deeper water where crappie hunt—the glow-in-the-dark finish stays visible longer than standard colors, giving you a confidence edge whether you're fishing dawn, dusk, or murky depths. Each head is precision-balanced to hang true and move naturally with your plastics, critical when crappie are finicky about the presentation.
The hook itself is specially tempered for crappie-sized fish, meaning you get reliable hooksets without the overkill of bass-grade steel. That matters when you're targeting fish with relatively soft mouths—too stiff and you'll tear free; too soft and you'll bend on the hook set. Bobby Garland got the metallurgy right here. The high-gloss finish doesn't just glow; it reflects light better in daylight too, so you're not sacrificing visibility above the waterline for that low-light advantage.
Whether you're a jig-and-minnow traditionalist looking to experiment with soft plastics or you're already committed to Bobby Garland bodies and need matched heads, this pack gives you ten ready-to-fish units in one of the most effective glow colors for freshwater crappie. Keep a pack in your tackle bag for early and late-season patterns.
Key Features
- Glow-in-the-dark blue color for low-light and deep-water visibility
- 1/8 oz weight—standard for crappie soft plastics and light cover
- Tempered hook designed for crappie mouth structure
- Precision-balanced to hang true and move naturally
- High-gloss finish for enhanced light reflection
- 10-pack count
Specifications
| Weight | 1/8 oz | |
| Color | Blue Glo (glow-in-the-dark) | |
| Pack Count | 10 | |
| Target Species | Crappie |
Frequently Asked Questions
What soft plastic baits work with these 1/8 oz jig heads?
These heads are designed to pair with Bobby Garland soft plastic crappie bodies. Check the package sizing on the plastics you're using—1/8 oz is the standard weight for most crappie soft plastics, but always confirm compatibility with your specific bodies.
When should I use glow-in-the-dark jig heads for crappie?
The glow finish is most effective in low-light conditions—early morning, late evening, and overcast days. It's also useful when fishing deeper water where natural light doesn't penetrate as well. The high-gloss finish still provides good visibility in daylight.
How many jig heads come in the package?
This is a 10-count pack, giving you a solid supply for a day on the water or enough to experiment with the glow color without over-committing.

