Sinking Lure Sakura Baffeur Jerk - 10Cm

Name: SINKING LURE SAKURA BAFFEUR JERK - 10CM
Brand: Sakura
SKU: 271356

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The Baffeur jerk is a pike lure in the purest tradition of jerkbaits. Available in two complementary sizes, it offers a flat-sided silhouette that will appeal to pike hunters whatever the depth conditions, the type of prey and the average size of the pike populations in the fished site. Made of reinforced ABS, it has a stainless steel "full wire" frame that offers resistance capable of confronting, without risk, the largest specimens or exotic predators. The small plus of the Baffeur Jerk is its additional caudal eyelet which will allow you to add a teaser to increase its effectiveness. We recommend the Pike Tail JMC which do not hinder the swimming and behavior of the Baffeur Jerk while adding an additional attractive element. Animated in jerking, it makes wide deviations that will not fail to provoke the reaction of active pikes. It zigzags more tightly when you give it small strokes of the drier rods, of low amplitude, which will better correspond to apathetic fish. Its slow sinking is a plus for fishing in shallow or cluttered areas of open water herb. The Baffeur Jerk does not have noise-making balls but the sound signal emitted by the internal ballast is perfect to ensure its location and trigger the attack of predators who particularly appreciate it.