Williamson Kensaki Jig
Note: all ounce measurements are approximate.
Features
- The Williamson Kensaki Jig is a metal saltwater jigging lure with an asymmetrical knife-shaped design.
- In-line eyelets stabilize the jig during the fall and accentuate the lure’s fluttering action on slackline.
- Best fished using a “lift-and-fall” slow-pitch technique to get the Kensaki darting aggressively upwards during the lift, followed by a very tight horizontal flutter on the fall.
- Pre-rigged with VMC TechSet assist hooks.
- Available in 7 colors and 4 sizes.
| Size | Weight (oz) |
|---|---|
| 1 | 1/4 |
| 2 | 1/2 |
| 3 | 3/4 |
| 4 | 1 |
FAQ
What is the best way to fish the Kensaki Jig?
The Kensaki Jig is best fished using a “lift-and-fall” slow-pitch technique. During the lift, the jig darts aggressively upward, and on the fall, it produces a tight horizontal flutter.
Does the Kensaki Jig come with hooks?
Yes, the Kensaki Jig is pre-rigged with VMC TechSet assist hooks.
What colors and sizes are available?
The Kensaki Jig is available in 7 colors and 4 sizes: 1/4 oz, 1/2 oz, 3/4 oz, and 1 oz.
Phil Robertson –
The Kensaki Jig performs well in deep water. Its knife-tip design cuts through water efficiently and creates a strong flutter. I used it in offshore saltwater fishing and caught several large fish with it. The in-line eyelets help keep it stable during the fall.
Irene Coleman –
Great for slow-pitch techniques. The jig responds well to lift-and-fall actions. It’s durable and the pre-rigged hooks make setup quick. I’ve used it in both clear and murky waters with good results.
Virginia Short –
The asymmetrical shape gives it a unique action. I noticed it stays deep and doesn’t sink too fast. The flutter on the fall is noticeable and attracts fish effectively in rocky areas.