Head Hunter Shad Heads 1/4 Chart/Black 4ct

Head Hunter Shad Heads are purpose-built jig heads designed for striped bass fishing. This four-pack comes rigged in 1/4 oz., a versatile weight that handles shallow to moderate-depth presentations and works well in current-prone areas where stripers hunt. The chartreuse and black color combo mimics natural forage and triggers strikes across a range of water conditions—chartreuse excels in low-light or stained water, while black works solid in clearer conditions and bright sun.

These jig heads pair seamlessly with shad bodies, plastics, and live baits for a rig that casts cleanly and works the bottom or mid-water column without fuss. Whether you're working a river system, reservoir, or coastal estuary, the 1/4 oz. weight gives you enough control to feel structure and cover without getting hung up constantly. They're a no-nonsense choice for anglers who want proven striper tackle that doesn't overcomplicate the day.

At four heads per pack, you've got enough to experiment with presentations, lose a few to snags, and still have backup rigs ready. Grab extra packs if you're planning a longer trip or fishing multiple areas—striper fishing rewards anglers who carry redundancy.

Key Features

• 1/4 oz. weight for versatile striper presentations
• Chartreuse and black color combination for varied water clarity
• Four jig heads per pack
• Designed for shad-body rigs and live bait presentations

Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

What weight jig head is best for striper fishing?

The 1/4 oz. size in this pack is a solid all-around choice that works in shallow to moderate depths and handles light to moderate current. Weight selection ultimately depends on water depth, current speed, and casting distance—heavier heads suit deeper or faster water, while lighter heads work shallower areas and finesse presentations.

Can I use these jig heads with live bait?

Yes. These heads work with live shad, herring, or other natural baits as well as shad-body plastics. The simple design riggs quickly and lets your bait or lure do the work.

How many jig heads come in this pack?

You get four jig heads per pack, enough for a full day of fishing or multiple trips with a little redundancy for snags and line changes.

What's the difference between chartreuse and black?

Chartreuse is highly visible in stained, low-light, or murky water and helps stripers locate your rig quickly. Black is a natural, profile-oriented color that performs well in clear water and bright conditions. Having both in your box lets you match the water you're fishing.