Most painted jig heads found on the market today are powder coated. Powder coating is a fast method used to apply color to an unpainted jig head. From start to finish, an unpainted jig head can be powder coated and packaged in 10 minutes or less. This is ideal to satisfy high production requirements. The down side to powder coating is it’s not the most durable or radiant of finishes, especially concerning the fluorescent colors. The finish on our Panfishpro Pro-Quality Jig Heads is a multiple coat, proprietary formulation which cures by way of an exothermic reaction. From start to finish, our painting process is nearly one week. And our fluorescent colors reflect much more of the visible light spectrum than powder coating is capable of doing. So go-ahead, rig your plastic baits on our jig heads, and leave them in your hot vehicles and boats, or cast them into those rocky areas. Our color coatings won’t run or crack under heat or pressure.

In conclusion: The result of our jig head painting process is; colors easily seen by the fish, and a durable finish which is difficult to chip while fishing any conditions. Durability, visibility and premium quality hooks, isn’t that what you want in a painted jig head?

Lead Notice – These items are made with lead.

California Proposition 65 – https://www.p65warnings.ca.gov/fact-sheets/lead-and-lead-compounds
These products are not for sale in New Hampshire - https://www.wildlife.state.nh.us/fishing/get-the-lead-out.html

WARNING These hooks are sharp! Please keep these products out of the reach of children.

We feel that since our jig heads are encapsulated in multiple coats of paint, this reduces, or eliminates, the potential for lead exposure to humans.