Jackson Pipi Ring

Jackson Pipi Ring is a small 1.6″ soft plastic worm that was developed using years of scientific data obtained from researching the feeding patterns and stomach content of species such as horse mackerel (aji) and rockfish (mebaru). The design of Pipi Ring is modeled after the shape, length, and diameter of polychaete (marine worms), the most common foods of these light game fish. With its ringed body, Pipi Ring sends out subtle vibrations as it swims through the water, attracting the attention of fish and triggering a feeding response. The thin tapered tail adds an additional layer of action as it subtly quivers in the current or with gentle rod movements. Intended for light saltwater species, Pipi Ring is impressively effective when jigged for trout, bluegill, or crappie.