CLAM Genz Drop-Kick Jig 3/64 oz White Orange Swirl | Ice Fishing Jig by CLAM

Elevate your ice fishing cadence with the CLAM Genz Drop-Kick

The Drop-Kick is a tungsten jig crafted for anglers who value precision and steady action. Designed by the ice fishing legend Mr. Dave Genz, it aims to deliver a reliable cadence that can entice panfish without shouting for attention. The 90 degree XL hook with a larger tie-eye and stronger wire creates a robust profile and a bigger hook gap, which can improve hookup chances when a bite happens.

One standout feature is the flat top surface. When you view the jig on a sonar screen, the flat face provides a clean silhouette, making the lure easier to track in challenging visibility. The model shown here presents a balanced 3/64 oz option that pairs a compact size with a clearly visible profile in shallow and mid depth water.

In addition to the functional design, the Drop-Kick uses UV coated finishes. The six available colors are designed to maintain brightness and contrast across light conditions, water clarity, and ice thickness. The tungsten construction makes the jig 30 percent heavier than lead, helping it reach a steady depth quickly and stay oriented as you manipulate the cadence.

Key features

• Made of tungsten 30 percent heavier than lead for a quicker, stable drop
• Flat top surface improves sonar readability and tracking on the display
• 90-degree XL hook with larger tie-eye and stronger wire for more reliable hookups
• Three sizes available: 1/32 oz, 3/64 oz, and 1/16 oz
• Six UV coated color options to maintain visibility in different light and water conditions

Real world use and strategy

When worked with a deliberate cadence, the Drop-Kick can deliver a distinct kicking action that panfish may respond to with a quick bite. Use it with sonar to time the lift and pause, or move it slowly to probe midwater zones. The tungsten weight helps maintain a steady profile in deeper or stained water, while the flat top makes the jig easier to track on your sonar screen.

Usage tips

• Start with the 3/64 oz size and adjust cadence to depth and species
• Experiment with color choices to maximize visibility under UV coatings
• Leverage the flat top to observe the jig on sonar and identify depth transitions