Bite Science H2 Knife Jigs

The H2 Knife Jig is ideal for boat anglers vertically jigging for kingfish, tuna, Spanish mackerel, amberjack, samson fish and other powerful pelagic and offshore predators, as well as anglers jigging around reefs for suitable reef and bottom species.

Its ready-to-fish design makes it particularly accessible to anglers getting into vertical jigging who may not want to select and rig their own assist hooks, while the 150g, 200g and 250g range also provides experienced jig anglers with an affordable way to carry multiple weights and colours for changing depths, currents and fishing conditions.

High-Speed Knife Jig Profile    

The H2 Knife Jig features a streamlined knife jig profile designed for fast vertical jigging and aggressive movement through the water column. The narrow profile allows anglers to work the jig rapidly to imitate a fleeing or injured baitfish and trigger reaction strikes from predatory species such as kingfish, tuna, mackerel and other offshore predators.

Erratic Strike-Triggering Action    

When worked vertically, the H2 Knife Jig produces a fast and erratic darting action designed to trigger aggressive reaction strikes. The jig can be worked rapidly through different depths, allowing anglers to search the water column for actively feeding pelagic, reef and offshore species.

Factory-Rigged Assist Hook    

Every H2 Knife Jig comes factory-rigged with an assist hook matched to the jig size. The 150g and 200g models are fitted with a 7/0 assist hook, while the heavier 250g models step up to a 9/0 assist hook. This gives anglers a complete jigging setup straight from the packet without needing to separately purchase, select or rig an assist hook.

Fully Heat-Shrink Covered Assist Cord    

The assist hook cord is fully covered with heat shrink to increase its stiffness and help hold the assist hook away from the body of the jig. A conventional flexible assist cord can fold back during jigging and allow the hook to catch around the jig, potentially leaving the hook poorly positioned when a fish strikes. The stiffer heat-shrink covered cord helps reduce this hook fouling and keeps the assist hook better positioned for a clean hook-up.

Rigged and Ready to Fish    

Every H2 Knife Jig comes fully rigged and ready to fish straight from the packet. The assist hook, assist cord and connection hardware are already fitted, while the fully heat-shrink covered assist cord helps reduce the hook fouling around the jig. Anglers can simply connect the jig to their leader and start fishing without needing to purchase or modify additional rigging components.

Weight Marked on Each Jig    

Each H2 Knife Jig has its weight printed directly on the lure, allowing anglers to quickly identify whether they are fishing a 150g, 200g or 250g model when selecting or changing jigs on the water.

Affordable Complete Jigging Package    

With an RRP of $15.95 for the 150g and $19.95 for both the 200g and 250g models, the H2 Knife Jig provides anglers with a fully rigged jig at an accessible price. Because the assist hook and hardware are already supplied and correctly configured, anglers receive a complete ready-to-fish jig without needing to factor in the additional cost of separately rigging it.

Does the H2 knife jig come with a hook?    

Yes. Every H2 Knife Jig comes factory-rigged and ready to fish straight from the packet. The 150g and 200g models are fitted with a 7/0 assist hook, while the heavier 250g model uses a larger 9/0 assist hook. Simply connect the jig to your leader and it is ready to fish.

Why is the assist hook cord fully covered in heat shrink?    

The heat shrink stiffens the assist cord and helps prevent the hook from folding back and becoming caught around the body of the jig. This helps keep the assist hook clear of the jig and better positioned when a fish strikes, improving the opportunity for a clean hook-up.

Which H2 knife jig weight should I use?    

The best weight depends on water depth, current, tackle and fishing conditions. The 150g is the lightest model and is suited to situations where less weight is required, the 200g provides additional weight for deeper water or stronger current, while the 250g is the heaviest model and is suited to deep water or stronger conditions where additional weight is required to maintain a more vertical presentation.