Saltwater F01- Jigs Review
Our verdict
The Saltwater F01 Jigs sell 3 lead and metal jig heads at 50 grams each for $23.99, a premium per-piece price justified mainly by the heavier gauge weight. With a 4.5 star rating across 224 reviews and 600 or more buyers a month, demand is strong, though anglers pay considerably more per jig than bulk kits like the Trout 87699.
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Anglers who want heavier 50 gram jig heads for deeper water or stronger current, and who are willing to pay more per piece for a small 3 pack of lead and metal jigs with a jig hook setup already rigged.
Skip if
Budget-focused anglers who want more pieces per dollar should skip this, since $23.99 for just 3 jigs is a steep per-unit cost next to the Trout 87699 at $22.99 for 150 pieces or the Strike TGSJ38-234 at $5.99 each.
- Material Lead, Metal
- Weight 50 Grams
- Technique Jig Hook
- Color Silver (3pcs)
- Pieces 3
- Priced 100% above the category median ($11.99 across 45 tracked models)
Our scorecard
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Owner rating4.5/5
4.5 average across 224 owner ratings
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Popularity2.3/5
224 owner reviews, fewer than most models here
The overall score is owner satisfaction weighted by how many reviews back it, so a high rating from few reviews counts for less. The bars below show where this model stands against the other fishing gear and tackle we track in this category on price, popularity and size. Context, not marks against it, and our read of the data, not a lab test.
Overview
Jigging deeper water or heavier current calls for weight that gets down fast and holds bottom without a sail of drag on the line. The Saltwater F01 Jigs are built around that need, a lead and metal head weighing 50 grams each, finished in silver and rigged on a jig hook.
The pack holds only 3 jig heads for $23.99, which comes out to roughly $8 per piece. That is far above the Strike TGSJ38-234 at $5.99 for one piece or the Z-MAN 003341 at $9.96 for one piece, and well above the Trout 87699 kit at $22.99 for 150 pieces. What that price buys is the 50 gram weight class, heavier than any of the alternatives listed here, which matters for anglers fishing deep structure or fast current rather than shallow finesse presentations.
A 4.5 star rating across 224 reviews mirrors the Strike TGSJ38-234 almost exactly, and the 600 or more monthly buyers is the highest demand figure in this comparison, ahead of the Trout 87699's 400 or more. That level of repeat purchasing for a 3 piece pack suggests anglers view it as a consumable they replace often rather than a one-time buy.
Pros
- 50 gram weight per jig, heavier than any alternative in this comparison for deep or fast water.
- Lead and metal construction rigged on a jig hook, ready to tie on.
- 4.5 star rating across 224 reviews.
- 600 or more buyers a month, the highest demand figure among the jigs compared here.
- Silver finish suited to a range of clear-water presentations.
Cons
- Only 3 jig heads per pack at $23.99, roughly $8 per piece.
- Costs far more per unit than the Trout 87699 at about 15 cents a piece or the Strike TGSJ38-234 at $5.99.
- Single color option, silver, with no alternative finishes listed.
- 224 reviews is a fraction of the 1,808 behind the Trout 87699 kit.
- No target species listed in the specs, unlike the Saltwater Fish Eye Jighead which names striper, redfish and seabass directly.
Specifications
| Material | Lead, Metal |
|---|---|
| Weight | 50 Grams |
| Technique | Jig Hook |
| Color | Silver (3pcs) |
| Pieces | 3 |
Performance notes
At 50 grams per jig head, this is the heaviest single-piece weight in this comparison, well above the fractional-ounce jigs from Strike and Z-MAN. That weight gets a bait down through current fast and holds bottom in deeper water without needing an extra split shot or heavier line to compensate. Lead and metal construction is standard for jig heads at this weight class, favoring density over the corrosion resistance a stainless build offers.
The jig hook rigging means the hook is fixed to the head rather than sold separately, so the head is ready to tie on and add a soft plastic or bait directly. With only 3 pieces per pack, though, anglers fishing snaggy bottom or rocky structure should expect to replace pieces more often than with a bulk kit, and the $23.99 price for that small count reflects the weight and finish rather than piece count.
What buyers say
A 4.5 star rating across 224 reviews puts this jig almost exactly in line with the Strike TGSJ38-234 (4.5 stars, 283 reviews), just under the Z-MAN 003341 (4.7 stars, 439 reviews) and Trout 87699 (4.6 stars, 1,808 reviews). What stands out is the 600 or more buyers a month, the highest monthly figure in this comparison and well above the Trout 87699's 400 or more. That combination, a solid rating paired with the strongest repeat-purchase signal here, suggests anglers who need this specific weight class keep coming back for more even though the review count of 224 is modest next to the larger-volume competitors.
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Frequently asked questions
How heavy is each jig head in this pack?
Each jig head weighs 50 grams, the heaviest single-piece weight among the jigs compared on this page. That extra mass helps the bait sink faster and hold bottom in deeper water or stronger current compared to the fractional-ounce jigs from Strike or Z-MAN.
Why does this pack only include 3 jig heads?
The listing sells 3 jig heads for $23.99, priced around the 50 gram weight class rather than piece count. Anglers wanting more pieces per dollar should compare it to the Trout 87699, which sells 150 pieces for $22.99, though at a lighter, plastic construction.
Is this jig head rigged with a hook already?
Yes, the specs list a jig hook rigging, meaning the hook is fixed to the lead and metal head rather than sold separately. That makes it ready to tie directly to line and add a soft plastic or bait without additional rigging steps.