Magic Minow Slim Jim halibut Slayer??!

Hey guys I saw this video in my youtube feed and have been mesmerized ever sense! I really like the secondary stinger hook placement on the jig head! This looks like it could be a killer Ling and Hali jig for slow trolling but the only problem is these are from NORWAY!!! Any one have any idea where I can find these in the states?? Not to keen on paying a lot for international shipping  OR does any one know of another jig head company that makes a secondary eye for attachment of an under swim bait stinger like the slim jim here? Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Wes

Heres the cool vid




also the company website

http://www.kineticfishing.com/default.aspx?pageId=270

Other than the trailing hook and paint job I don't think the action looks much different than a bullet head jig with with a big hammer or scampi tail.

That looks like a rock grabber to me.if you talk to a machine shop they could maybe mill one of the blank molds that Do-It Molds makes for custom jigs.just add a brass eye slot to a existing bullet mold they make.

Yeah Im not impressed with the swim body itself, I am more interested in the lead head. If I had the time and money I would try making a mold myself with that second bottom eye on the jig head. Pair that with a big hammer or scampi and you got your self a winner!

Wes

I also feel that it would be a rock grabber and may turn out to be an expensive venture. 
Lings are more of a head biter and stick to most swim baits anyways, without the need for the assist hook.

Yeah Rock grabber for lings but pounding the sand for halibuts?

Siwash hooks might reduce snags

I feel like a jig head is more likely to get head shaken free than a spreader bar setup.

They are interesting, but not at $30 for a jig head and two bodies.

The only other two eyed jig heads I've seen are for steelhead jigs, and in only 1/4 and 1/8th oz, used for a dropper second jig.

I like the look of that bait, but wonder if it would be just as effective running a stinger off of the jig hook, and hooking the stinger into the bait on the same side as the hook.

Over the weekend, I got pissed for loosing a $15 anchor to the bottom.  I would flip out losing a $30 bait.  I might be forced to get the dive gear on and go find it.