Evergreen Jack Hammer SB Blade Jig Chatter bait 14,2g #43 Clear Water SD

Jointly developed by Morizo Shimizu and Brett Hite. Evolutionary jackhammer "Clear Blade Model" to win fishing under high pressure.
Since its introduction in 2017, the Jackhammer has been the winning lure at many top tournaments in the USA and has become the strongest blade jig in the world. The Jackhammer SB (Stealth Blade) is designed for challenging conditions such as sunny skies, no wind, clear water and high pressure conditions. The Jackhammer SB (Stealth Blade) is designed for the toughest conditions such as sunny days, no wind, clear water and high pressure.

• Blade: Transparent braid with reduced flashing. Small, inconspicuous oval split ring at the connection to the wire.
• Skirt: A thinner rubber skirt is used to reduce the volume of the bait and a smaller number of skirts are tied on.
• Hook: Specially designed fluorine-coated hooks that are one size smaller in diameter and can penetrate the mouth of perch even when using lighter tackle (rod and line).

Action

The extremely high pitch vibration produced by the low specific gravity polycarbonate blades vibrates finer and faster. This makes the lure appear as natural as possible. This is a widely used concept in hard fishing. As with the original, the lure floats in a straight line, allowing the line to pass through the lure as intended. When the reel handle is retracted two or three turns faster, the lure shoots out of the water briefly and then quickly returns to action. The lightweight polycarbonate braid also responds better to changes in retrieve speed and shoots with less force, preventing excessive action changes. Flitting is also one of the factors that makes the toughest fish bite. In addition to these factors, there is another important factor to consider when fishing in tough conditions. The Jackhammer SB is not just a light lure, but a member of the Jackhammer family. The most important element here is ...... the "sound".
Focusing on the sounds of small fish is a key factor in angling. "You naturally ask yourself, "Wouldn't it be better to use a quiet lure to reduce the effect?" It's natural to ask yourself that. When you see the shape of the eye that connects the blade to the head, you may think that the blade and the head are separate so that no sound is produced. But the fact is that the SB jackhammer does make a sound. It is the unique sound quality created by the light, hard polycarbonate blade hitting the head at high speed. The three elements of the Jackhammer SB for difficult situations - 1) silhouette, 2) action and 3) sound. When using the Jackhammer SB, anglers have the following ideal scenarios in mind. For example, in the open water of a reservoir: ...... From a distance you hear what sounds like a baitfish, but you can't see it, and the bass start to wriggle. You see a natural-looking, slightly trembling object running away, and the bass become interested and start chasing it. Suddenly the object wobbles to the side and you try to escape with your mouth. (Action) The Jackhammer SB is a moving lure that can be used in this way without hitting an object.
And at Lake Biwa, for example: ...... In weedy areas where visibility is obstructed, sounds are even more important, but in sunny, windless and crowded areas, too many artificial sounds can turn off the bass. The Jackhammer SB offers a natural sound that is not too intrusive, but still noticeable when the lure gets caught in the weed and suddenly becomes invisible. Just as the bass starts to notice the sound, I hang off. It was a reflexive bite. This is another technique that is often used with or without sound, but the extra baitfish-like sound has a great effect.