Jimmy Henge Micro

Small in size, yet packs a powerful presence — the ultimate finesse weapon for triggering bites.

Rigger the Feeding Instinct with a Fleeing Action
By using quick, twitching retrieves that mimic a fleeing baitfish, you can force even neutral fish to switch into feeding mode and strike instinctively.

Front Cup Creates Bold Water Movement Beyond Its Size
The front cup displaces a large volume of water during quick, darting “escape” actions.
Combined with the flat legs, this design creates a sharp braking effect—allowing the lure to stop instantly without drifting.
This crisp, stop-and-go contrast adds definition to the action and serves as a key trigger for reaction bites.

Tested Primarily in Smallmouth Lakes
While also tested on largemouth bass, this model was extensively field-tested in smallmouth lakes by Pro Yokoyama, the developer of the Jimmy Henge.
It delivers impressive results with techniques like shaking on a drop-shot or using a Carolina rig.

Front Cup / Hook Set Parts

The front cup, which is like a popper, moves the water aggressively.

The contrast between the compact size and the strong water displacement (or "water push") stimulates the fish's interest. It features a dedicated part for setting the hook inside the front cup.

Special-Shape Legs

Compared to the 42 and 50 sizes, the design has been changed to a vertically flattened shape. This is engineered to react more agilely to a slower presentation (or "slower retrieve").

Textured Body (or "Grain-Processed Body")

We've used a textured finish (or "grain processing") to maximize water grip. The small body is packed with meticulous details.

Salt-Injected Body

A salt-injected material is used to maintain the feeling of control (or "operability") that would otherwise be lost due to the smaller size.

Size Comparison

(Image Left) Jimmy Henge Micro (Image Right) Jimmy Henge 42

Recommended Hook: BESTIE #6

Recommended Rig Example ①: Down Shot Rig (or Dropshot Rig)

Recommended Rig Example ②: Carolina Rig

Shrimp Formula Included

The lure is molded by kneading in shrimp powder and shrimp oil. The taste and scent induce bites.