The invention relates to amateur fishing, in particular to artificial baits with a movable petal of the rotary jig type, and can be used for amateur fishing of predatory fish by a method of trolling, jigs, straight-hang trolling and an even bottom laying at great depth, and also can be used in the winter time in water reservoirs free of ice in open water and for angling in ice-holes.In the first variant of the embodiment the vibrating jig comprises an elongated holder, with at least one opening for fixing a fishing line, with a plummet in front part thereof, a hook in rear part thereof, and a plate movably fixed to the holder. The holder, corresponding to the length of the jig, is made as a bent metallic rod, the front part and rear one of which are bent downwards in the vertical plane and brought with a gap into two openings of the longitudinally elongated plate, which in the front or rear parts of the plate on a longitudinal axis thereof, which is as well an axis of symmetry thereof. The ends of the bent parts of the holder are disposed separately, in doing so the plummet is fixed at the front end of the bent part of the holder, and on the rear part there is a loop for a fishhook. Openings for fixing the fishing line are made in the vertical plane from above the holder and disposed higher than the longitudinal axis of the plate above the area between the forefront and middle part of the plates and in doing so are shifted back as regards to the centre of gravity of the jig.The plate, arranged longitudinally to the holder by longitudinal axis thereof, is made as a flat one or side parts thereof are symmetrically bent upwards as regards to the longitudinal axis of the plate. The plate is made in such a manner as to allow rotating around longitudinal axis thereof in the both sides and approaching the raised side parts of the plate boundary turned at any side for the same distance to the vertical plane passing through the axis of rotation of the plate and the longitudi
