Do-It Shad Head Jig Asst 1, 1.5, 2oz

The Do-It Shad Head Jig Asst comes in three sizes—1, 1.5, and 2 ounces—giving you a complete starter set for building soft plastic shad patterns. Whether you're tying custom jig heads or pairing them with pre-molded plastics, this three-piece assortment covers the weight range you need for different water depths, current speeds, and target species. Do-It's shad head design is built around a ring and barb collar that holds soft plastics securely in place, while its streamlined profile cuts through water efficiently.

If you're into lure customization, these jig heads work equally well as bases for tied materials—bucktail, feathers, or synthetic fibers—so you're not locked into soft plastic only. The variety of weights means you can dial in the right sink rate and casting distance for different conditions, whether you're fishing shallow flats or working deeper structure. This is the kind of core tool that custom lure builders keep on hand because it handles multiple techniques and species without compromise.

Comes as an assortment; each size is included so you get the flexibility to experiment or build a small selection of finished baits without buying separate packs of each weight.

Key Features

• Three-size assortment: 1oz, 1.5oz, and 2oz in one pack
• Ring and barb collar secures soft plastics firmly
• Compatible with soft plastic bodies and traditional tied materials
• Streamlined shad head profile for natural presentation

Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

What soft plastics fit Do-It shad head jigs?

The ring and barb collar is designed to hold most standard soft plastic shad bodies securely. Check the collar diameter against your plastic body to ensure a snug fit; a well-seated plastic won't slip during casting or retrieval.

Can I use these jig heads for tied materials instead of soft plastics?

Yes. The Do-It shad head is built to accept both soft plastics and traditional tie-on materials like bucktail, feathers, and synthetics, so you have flexibility in how you finish the jig.

What size should I use for different water conditions?

The 1oz head works well in shallower water or slower current; the 1.5oz is a versatile mid-range choice; and the 2oz gets down faster in deeper water or strong current. Start with the lightest weight that lets you maintain bottom contact and adjust up as needed.

Is this an assortment or a bulk pack of one size?

This is an assortment that includes one quantity each of 1oz, 1.5oz, and 2oz, giving you a complete range in a single pack.