Mustad Sink It Series Jig Black-Anadro Green Chartreuse 1/8oz | Ultrapoint Bead Jig for Salmon, Steelhead & Trout

Meet the Mustad Sink It Series Jig

The Sink It Series bead jig is built to deliver a stealthy, natural presentation in rivers and streams. Grounded on the proven 32833NP-BN jig body, this model features a compact, salmon egg–inspired profile that helps you cover more water with each drift. UV fibers catch the light as you move, adding a subtle flash that can draw bites in clear or stained water without shouting for attention.

Smart design for confident hookups

Key design choices work together to support durable, reliable performance. 4.3 UltraPoint Technology emphasizes sharpness and edge retention for repeated, clean penetrations. The Opti-Angle Needle Point helps with precise alignment during critical moments. A 2X strong hook adds resilience against aggressive takes, while the ringed eye ensures stable line tracking through varied retrieves. A black nickel finish contributes to a low-profile, durable exterior that stays true in demanding conditions.

What you get in the water

In moving water, the smaller bead jig silhouette resembles a salmon egg, a familiar sight for salmon, steelhead, and trout. The color combination Black-Anadro Green Chartreuse enhances visibility without overpowering the natural look anglers seek. The ringed eye helps keep line path steady as you cast, drift, or jig along river margins. UV fibers offer an attractive shimmer that can catch light in tinted water, potentially encouraging bites while maintaining a subtle presentation.

• 4.3 UltraPoint Technology for sharp, durable points that bite and hold
• Opti-Angle Needle Point for precise penetration when the moment is right
• 2X Strong Hook for resilience against strong takes
• Ringed Eye for stable line alignment during retrieves
• Black Nickel finish for stealth and long-lasting wear
• UV fibers add natural shimmer in varying light conditions
• Bead-jig profile that mimics a salmon egg to trigger interest

Practical tips for use

• Cast along seams where current concentrates and fish feed naturally
• Drift or jig near structure like logs and underwater shelves
• Adjust depth and cadence to water clarity and fish behavior
• Pair with light line to maximize feel and action of the jig

Note that angling results vary with conditions and technique. The jig is designed to offer features that improve your setup and presentation, rather than guarantee outcomes.