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Jackall Bounty Fish Jerkbait Lure for Aggressive Bites

(3 customer reviews)

Original price was: $4.42.Current price is: $2.12.

Bounty Fish jerkbait lure with Net-Joint System keeps bait in strike zone longer for more bites.

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Bounty Fish Lure by Jackall

The soft jerkbait-style lure features a heavily ribbed section that grabs water and slows it down during the retrieve, keeping it in the strike zone longer to trigger aggressive bites.

The Bounty Fish’s unique Net-Joint System allows the tail portion to flutter even on a dead stick, enhancing its natural movement and appeal to fish.

Key Features

Feature Description
Heavily Ribbed Body Grabs water to slow retrieve and maintain presence in strike zone
Net-Joint System Enables tail flutter on dead stick for natural movement
Weight Option Can be fitted with a nail weight for slow sink performance

FAQ

Can the Bounty Fish be used with a nail weight?

Yes, anglers can add a nail weight to the Bounty Fish to enable slow sink fishing for deeper or more targeted bites.

Does the lure work well on a dead stick?

Yes, the Net-Joint System allows the tail to flutter even on a dead stick, improving its appeal to fish.

What type of fish is the Bounty Fish best suited for?

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3 reviews for Jackall Bounty Fish Jerkbait Lure for Aggressive Bites

  1. Kimberly Hamilton –

    The lure stays in the strike zone longer thanks to the ribbed design. I’ve seen several bass bite when I let it drift slowly. The tail movement on dead stick is realistic and catches fish that don’t respond to other lures.

  2. Amanda Lambert –

    Added a nail weight for deeper water fishing. It sinks slowly and the fluttering tail draws in fish that were previously ignoring my setup. Works well in clear water conditions.

  3. Samantha Edmunds –

    Great for both slow retrieves and dead sticks. The net-joint tail movement is very natural and keeps fish interested even when not actively retrieved.

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