Jig heads from the Macadam fishing range, the reference range for all light fishing.
The planing head has two main uses, that of slowing down your lure during the phases of descent for slow fishing, and that of making it go off-center during small swings of fast tips.
Ridden with a little finess, it darts wonderfully, imitating a small injured or fleeing fish.
Here in Barbless version to best preserve the fish and unhook them without hurting them.
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