It is ideal for Micro Shore Jigging and Spinning as it can have a positive impact especially when targeting pelagic species such as Tuna, Mahi-Mahi, Bonito and Blue Fish.

Why should Ima give the nickname Fox Tail to a jig? The Fox Tail shore jigs were originally created for fishing in rivers and lakes, addressing the needs of anglers in remote to the Mediterranean countries. This version, which you can still find in foreign markets, has in the rear a tail of tufted feathers and fibers, which inside the water moves like a foxs tail and therefore named Fox Tail. This tail has been attached to a treble hook and while in the water, adds “something more” for the jig to imitate a live, bait fish. The effectiveness of this jig in fresh water, pushed Ima to proceed with the production of a seawater version. Ima replaced the treble hook and feathers min the rear, with double Assist Hooks with iridescent fibers, in the front to facilitate long casts.

The Ima Fox Tail shore jigs are rear weighted and have many things in common with the Ima Gun models. The decisive intervention for adding weight to the rear of the jig, serves three main purposes: firstly, the very long cast even in adverse weather conditions, secondly, the quick sinking to the strike zone, and thirdly, so that the tail can “come to life”. At the same time they have a very thin profile.

Utilize the Ima Fox Tail with very intense jerks and add to its overall movement the shaking of the tail. In addition to this strategy, a very fast recovery, closer to the surface makes the jig move like a Minnow lure.

What is the best presentation for the versatile Ima Fox Tail jig? It is ideal for Micro Shore Jigging and Spinning as it can have a positive impact especially when targeting pelagic species such as Tuna, Mahi-Mahi, Bonito and Blue Fish. Ideal in conditions of waves and currents when such immigratory species feed more intensely and other jigs find it difficult to perform.