Strike King Tour Grade Ned Rig Head – 3/16 oz Green Pumpkin, 3-Pack (TGNH316-46)

Overview

Meet the Strike King Tour Grade Ned Rig Head, crafted to enhance finesse fishing with a versatile, upright presentation. The head’s distinctive silhouette is designed to encourage many soft plastics to stand up on the bottom, revealing a bold profile as the lure settles in with the current. In a compact 3/16 oz form, this head feels nimble enough for precise placements while delivering subtle weight for controlled casts in shallow water and near cover.

Packaged as a 3-pack, these heads let you rotate baits or pair with a range of plastics to match different water colors and structure. The Green Pumpkin finish offers a versatile look that blends with vegetation, shadowy bottoms, and murkier water, helping your lure remain visible without shouting. The result is a presentation that can look natural, inviting, and ready for a strike without shouting for attention.

Design and key benefits

• Unique head shape encourages many lures to stand upright, creating a lifelike profile on the bottom.
• Sickle-type hook and wire keeper help secure soft plastics and reduce bait movement during retrieves.
• 3-pack provides quick setup options and the ability to pair with multiple plastics or colors.

The Tour Grade construction signals a focus on consistency and performance, while the 3/16 oz weight offers a balance between easy casting and staying in contact with the bottom for subtle, controlled fishing.

Why anglers might choose this Ned Rig head

• Stand-up action can enhance visibility of the lure’s silhouette in varying light and water conditions.
• Secure bait-fit reduces slip, helping you maintain contact with structure and target zones.
• The Green Pumpkin color is a flexible choice for mixed vegetation and shadowy bottoms.

How to use

Thread your preferred soft plastic onto the sickle hook, make sure the wire keeper holds the bait in place, and cast toward weed edges, rock pockets, or lay-downs. Let the head settle to the bottom, then inch the lure with short, deliberate moves to provoke subtle strikes. The upright posture helps the lure present a natural stance as it drifts and taps along the bottom.

Quick tips

• Try a light cadence near cover where bass hold tight to edges.
• Use in clear to moderately stained water for best silhouette contrast.
• Pair with a compatible soft plastic to match local forage and retrieve style.