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The Jackall TN60 Hard Body Lure is one of the most sought-after lipless crankbaits on the market, and that is because they out-fish comparable lures.
The weight of this lure will give you long casting range, so you can cover more water and cast into those hard-to-reach areas.
The 60mm lure size is versatile because not only could be used for freshwater and estuary species such as bream, bass, redfin, trout murray cod and golden perch but you could also use them offshore when targeting snapper, morwong and other reef dwellers.
The lure stands vertical on rest, which will elevate the treble hooks away from snags or weed, so if you are fishing in challenging environments this should be your go-to lure. This lure emits a vibrating noise when retrieved which will attract any nearby fish.
When using these lipless crankbaits, you need to impart a life-like action to the lure. Cast out and let the lure sink, and then hop the lure up and down off the bottom during the retrieval. To do this, lift your rod tip sharply and then allow the lure to sink back to the bottom, and wind up the slack line. They swim erratically on the drop, so they are sure to get the attention of any nearby fish. Repeat this process and you will have a fish on in no time!
The weight of this lure will give you long casting range, so you can cover more water and cast into those hard-to-reach areas.
The 60mm lure size is versatile because not only could be used for freshwater and estuary species such as bream, bass, redfin, trout murray cod and golden perch but you could also use them offshore when targeting snapper, morwong and other reef dwellers.
The lure stands vertical on rest, which will elevate the treble hooks away from snags or weed, so if you are fishing in challenging environments this should be your go-to lure. This lure emits a vibrating noise when retrieved which will attract any nearby fish.
When using these lipless crankbaits, you need to impart a life-like action to the lure. Cast out and let the lure sink, and then hop the lure up and down off the bottom during the retrieval. To do this, lift your rod tip sharply and then allow the lure to sink back to the bottom, and wind up the slack line. They swim erratically on the drop, so they are sure to get the attention of any nearby fish. Repeat this process and you will have a fish on in no time!
Features
- Lipless crankbait lure
- Tungsten metal lip
- Lure stands vertical on rest