Shimano JM008ME Coltsniper Jig - 100g

This one seems to be my favorite color. Tunas love it! 42g to me is the perfect weight for throwing it out there.

Great product, however, you should replace the hooks before heading out.

I've been using these jigs going into my third season. This jig with a nice swing on the drop and great flash on the retrieve is a killer for false albacore and Bonito as we call them in the northeast . I've used as small as 28 grams with the 42 gram being the size that I use most. My favorite color is blue and pink as it's been the most consistent with all species. The green mackerel and ahi right behind. The Mahi in the photo was caught on a 42gram blue and pink .

Best all around all purpose fish catcher. From bass to tuna it does it all.

I really like this lure, but my only grip is the treble hook is a bit weak. I suggest changing it out if you are going for bigger game fish.But other then that a great one for the tackle box!

great all around lure. works great when fish are keyed on small baits and even the smaller one cast very well.

Highest quality of holographic and paint job you could possibly get, no doubt. It looks unbelievably good and I love it, but Shimano is Shimano and for such quality you have to pay more...

It works well as a casting jig and as a bottom jig as well. It does comes with VMC treble hooks and decent split ring. The hardware should handle anything under 30#, but definately upgrade if you are targetting tuna. The reality is you can find cheaper metals and simply custom with your own hardware. For the sake of grab and go, this sort of metal jig should be every tackle bag.

Caught a lot of yellowfin tuna on party boat out of San Diego. Sure fire tuna killer!!

I use these jigs in two different ways. The first of which I use these as an albie jig and keep it rigged as it comes. But my favorite way to use this lure is to take the treble hook off and replace it with a very small assist hook and use this for shallow water vertical jigging. When i vertical jig with this lure I use the smallest size that they make and use this to try to catch small bontia and bigger blue runners to use as bait for roosterfish and Cubera snapper in Costa Rica.

Jig can be used in lakes and in the ocean we?ll worth the money

First let me say, Great and fast delivery by Tackle Direct and the continued updates on your shipment is second to none. TD comes through as always their sniper stock is fantastic!!

Lures are proven fish killers! I personally change out split rings to welded rings and change out stock treble hooks to a 4x hook.

Tuna are starting to show so can't wait to use snipers.

I've caught yellowfin, bluefin, yellowtail, groupers and wahoo on snipers!

First let me say, Great and fast delivery by Tackle Direct and the continued updates on your shipment is second to none.

Lures are proven fish killers! I personally change out split rings to welded rings and change out stock treble hooks to a 4x hook.

Tuna are starting to show so can't wait to use snipers.

I've caught yellowfin, bluefin, yellowtail, groupers and wahoo on snipers!

Good casting distance and the mackerel love this lure. Will be getting more in different colors

While the blue and pink lure, similar to this lure was better, the blue sardine also caught lake trout. It is nice to have another lure that is also attracting fish. Gets kind of boring watching my son catch all the fish. Lake trout hit this lure pretty good and the treble hook on this lure is outstanding. I think it must be a salt water hook.

I bought all the lures at 60 grams and this one and the blue and pink did the job. I never thought I'd say this but color does matter in this case. With color being third behind shape and action, it does seem to make a difference. When you are outposting 85 miles from base camp you have to have the right stuff. The blue and pink and blue and sardine were the right stuff.