Premium barbless jig hook with a special stand-up head, protected by a European industrial design, engineered to remain upright after hitting the bottom. This creates a natural presentation of a baitfish feeding from the bottom, or a lightly hovering worm, nymph, or soft bait.
During lifting at longer distances, the shape and hook placement create a “cross-country ski effect” – the lift is higher and more dynamic, while the fall becomes longer and slower due to improved glide.
Compared to round jig heads, this allows the use of heavier weights for longer casting distances. Both the upright bottom position and enhanced lift significantly reduce snagging. The jig head is designed so that most soft baits merge into a single natural silhouette.
RedBass Pro Competition hooks are premium-quality competition hooks designed for micro soft baits, nymphs and other thin-bodied lures.
They feature a long needle-like point, high strength and a thin wire construction. Each hook is handmade and individually inspected.
Key features of StandUp Pro jig head:
- Perfect upright position on the bottom, imitating a fish feeding from the substrate.
- Highly realistic silhouette – most soft baits blend seamlessly into the jig head design.
- Hook eye positioned at the front and “ski nose” shape creates a faster lift from the bottom (reverse spoon/crankbait effect).
- Slower fall at the same weight + faster lift = ability to use heavier weights for longer casts.
- Reduced snagging – stable bottom stance and hydrodynamic lift help release from obstacles.
- Strong hook fixation (no loosening over time).
- Flat eye design for better aesthetics and optional 3D eye application.
- Eagle-claw style hook for better penetration and higher landing rate.
- High-quality hook with optimal balance of strength and flexibility.
- Protected design: European industrial design No. 001482137-0001.
OUR TIP: Worried about your lure slipping off a jig head without a bait keeper? No need to be. High-quality soft baits made from soft material (e.g. RedBass) slip off only minimally. And if they do, just apply a small drop of superglue between the jig head and the lure. Top-level spinning anglers almost always fish this way.
