Keitech Model II Tungsten Football Jig

The Keitech Model II Tungsten Football Jig is built for serious anglers targeting bass on deep rock, ledges, shell beds, offshore humps, and hard-bottom structure where sensitivity and bottom contact matter most.

Designed with a lead-free tungsten compound head, this football jig is approximately 30% smaller and harder than traditional lead jigs, giving anglers significantly better sensitivity to detect subtle bites, bottom transitions, and structure changes. The compact profile also helps reduce hang-ups while maintaining excellent bottom contact when dragging through rocky terrain.

Its football head design allows the jig to crawl over rocks, gravel, shell beds, and ledges while helping prevent rollovers and unnecessary snags. Whether you're dragging, stroking, or hopping the jig, it maintains a natural presentation that consistently triggers deep-water bass.

The jig features Keitech’s premium 100-strand hand-tied SR-40 silicone skirt, delivering ultra-soft, lifelike movement that pulses naturally underwater—even when sitting still. It also includes a custom 2/0 Gamakatsu hook for strong hooksets and a hand-glued fiber weed guard that helps navigate structure without sacrificing hookups.

Version #2 also features a raw matte tungsten finish for increased durability and an upgraded double-barbed trailer keeper system that helps keep your soft plastic trailers locked in place longer.

Available in popular sizes including:

• 1/4 oz
• 3/8 oz
  

This jig pairs perfectly with craw trailers, chunks, and creature baits when targeting offshore bass.

Key Features

• Lead-free tungsten football jig head
• 30% smaller and harder than lead
• Exceptional bottom sensitivity
• Premium 100-strand hand-tied skirt
• Custom 2/0 Gamakatsu hook
• Hand-glued weed guard
• Double trailer keeper system
• Ideal for deep structure fishing

This jig pairs exceptionally well with craw trailers, chunk trailers, and creature baits when targeting bass relating to deep rock, ledges, shell beds, points, and offshore brush piles.