Creek Life Lure Co.
Creek Life Barbless Tungsten Bead Jig Heads
Creek Life Barbless Tungsten Bead Jig Heads
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Barbless Tungsten Bead Jig Heads
Precision-crafted jig heads designed to seamlessly complement Creek Life baits. Tungsten sensitivity paired with fish-friendly barbless hooks for clean hooksets and stress-free releases.
Built with dense tungsten beads in 1/32oz and 1/64oz sizes, these jig heads transmit bottom contact and light bites far better than traditional lead—keeping you connected to what’s happening below.
Equipped with barbless hooks in sizes 8–12, these jigs minimize damage and allow for quick, stress-free unhooking. Ideal for catch-and-release and anglers who respect the resource.
A simple, dependable setup for anglers who want precision without overcomplicating their terminal tackle.
Whether you’re chasing flashing sunfish or easing a bass out of cover, these Barbless Tungsten Bead Jig Heads deliver sensitivity, control, and a clean release—where precision meets passion.
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Love these jigs. My last two times out fishing caught over 35 bluegill and released them with no problems. Will be ordering more soon.
Absolutely love them! Perfect size for the gills my 7 yr old targets and still enough hook for the creek smallies I chase!!
I ordered a single packet of this to try them out. I was sio impressed I ordered the big kit right away. All the hook sizes I needed in a very convenient pocket size jig box to have them ready for use. Don't let those small barbless hooks deceive you, they are really sharp and will hold fish. The angle in which the tungsten ball is fixed on the hook will help out casting and retrieving this jigs. Awesome product.
Stopped by the lake on the way home from work with my truck UL setup just to throw a few casts with the Creek Life Lure 1/32oz Tungsten Barbless Jig and a 1/4 Nightcrawler on it. Casts pretty well with a weighted bobber about 2' up the line. Sat for a minute or so and them "Bobber Down" hard like a turtle pull. I started reeling and then I felt the pull back and I was like "wait a minute, this ain't not Bluegill or Shellcracker". Then my drag went to singing like a train pulling into a station in the old west. The fight was on. My UL setup is really UL. It's an Ugly Stick Dock Runner (a 3' rod for those that aren't familiar with it) with a vintage Shimano Sedona 500 spooled with 5lb Spider Wire and 4lb Mr. Crappy Hi-Viz mono line. So he was fighting and pulling. I let him kind of run to tire himself out because I didn't want to try to horse him in but just keep pulling him closer til I got him on the bank. I've lost a few in my day right at the bank because they still had energy to give a final jump. Also, because this is a barbless jib. No problems. Pic below shows him on the bank and his fat self. He weighed in a 4lbs 11oz. I was stoked. Took a few pics with him as you can see he flopped around so the other pics he's a little muddy. Also a pic of my setup with him too. After a few quick pics let him go back to live to fight another day. I was happy with the entire event on a Friday after work as well. Awesome!!!
these little jig heads are great.i rigged my new creek life lures with them and i waiting for open water to try them out.
