Sakura Utter Head 28g (Hook #4/0) White Chart

The Heavyweight Sabot Deep Water Stability and High-Viz Attraction

The Sakura Utter Head 28g is the heavy-hitter of the Utter range, specifically designed for deeper water, faster tides, and larger predators. At 28g, this head provides the rapid sink rate required to reach the strike zone in challenging conditions, while the exclusive Sabot (shoe-shaped) lead head ensures your lure maintains a perfect, upright presentation once it hits the bottom. This specialized shape prevents the lure from rolling onto its side, keeping the hook point clear of snags and always in the optimal position for a solid hookset.

Finished in the high-contrast White Chart colorway, this jig head is an attractor in its own right. It provides a bright, visual target that excels in murky estuary waters, deep-water wrecks, or low-light dawn and dusk sessions.

Key Specifications

Where & How to Use Them

• Deep Water Boat Jigging: The 28g weight makes this the perfect choice for vertical jigging over wrecks or deep reefs for Bass, Pollock, and Cod. The #4/0 hook is stout enough to handle large, hard-fighting fish without bending.

• Fast-Flowing Estuary Channels: When the tide is ripping through a narrow channel, lighter heads simply wont reach the bottom. The 28g Utter Head cuts through the current, allowing you to tap the seabed and work your lure effectively where the big fish are waiting.

• Targeting Large Predators: The #4/0 hook size is designed to pair perfectly with larger soft plastics (typically 115mm to 150mm). This creates a substantial profile that mimics larger prey fish, helping you target the specimen-sized fish in the area.

• Low-Visibility Conditions: In colored water or deep, dark holes, the White Chart finish acts as a beacon. The combination of the vibration from your lure and the visual pop of the chartreuse head often triggers aggressive reaction strikes.

Gerrys Pro Tip:

When youre using the 28g head in deep water, the sabot shape is a lifesaver. Because it sits flat on the bottom, you can let the lure rest for a second or two without it tipping over and snagging the reef. Try using it with a large Sakura Xprat Fish 115the balance is incredible, and the white chart head adds that extra bit of flash needed to pull fish in from the darkness