15:44Claude ha respondido: > Match the bait in the water, not the fish you're targeting.
Match the bait in the water, not the fish you're targeting.
Small forage like spearing or shrimp — go 3". Pilchards, croakers, or peanut bunker — the 4" is your call. Big bait and maximum water displacement — go 5".
When in doubt, start with the 4". It covers most inshore situations.

The CHUBBY has a taller body profile than the standard SWYM paddle tail, built to imitate thicker forage like menhaden, shad, and pilchards. The oversized paddle generates more thump at slow retrieves, while the SWYM runs leaner for a more realistic minnow silhouette.

Yes. Tails and jig heads are sold individually — each size has its own heads and tails. Mix weights and colors within the same size, and swap in seconds with the EZ-RIG system.

Both. The CHUBBY was built for slow-roll retrieves — the oversized tail stays active at ultra-low speeds where other swimbaits go dead. It also holds action when burned fast or worked on top. One bait, multiple presentations.

EZ-RIG is JYG’s patent-pending rigging design that lets anglers rig a CHUBBY on a jig head in under 10 seconds — no glue, no mess. The baits lock cleanly onto the head, swim straight from the first cast, and swap out fast when you want a different weight or color.

The 3" and 4" CHUBBY jig heads ship with 2X BKK Black Nickel hooks — razor-sharp and corrosion-resistant for inshore saltwater. The 5" jig head steps up to a 3X BKK Tuna Hook, built for the bigger fish that eat five-inch bait: tarpon, big striper, tuna, and grouper.