Wobbler

A wobbler is used for catching larger fish. The wobbler itself is much larger than a jig. When going through the water, the wobbler actually 'wobbles' due to its mouth dish.

Like most lures, the wobbler is made to represent a fish swimming through the water. It's body can either be one solid piece of wood or plastic, but is usually split into two and attached. This enables the wobbler's ends to move independantly of each other, simulating a fish swimming. The head of the wobbler has a small semi-circle piece of metal, called a mouth dish. This enables the wobbling motions. There can be a maximum of three hooks per lure, and the wobbler normally utilizes all of them.