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|  | | | Jerk Shad
Featuring a hook channel, creating less thickness for quicker,
easier hook-ups.
JB510 Series, 5-inch, 10-count |
| | | Creating a darting, slashing action, the Jerk Shad mimics a distressed bait fish in the water. View Catalog Page
(292 kb PDF Download) |
| | | Suggested Hook Options |
| | | | Weighted or
Non-weighted
Keeper Hook.
Offset Hook
(Texas Rig)
Jighead
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| 34 Okee Gold | 
| 48 June Bug | 
| 55 Watermelon Pepper | 
| 78 Watermelon Silver Flake | 
| 80 Albino Shad | 
| 81 Crystal Shad | 
| 97 Salt & Pepper Shad | 
| 147 Pink | 
| 148 Rainbow Trout | 
| 151 Native Shiner | 
| 152 Wild Shiner | 
| 153 Baby Bass | 
| 154 Black Glitter Shad | 
| 158 Fire Tiger | 
| D9 Nite Glow | 
| Q2 Goby | 
| Q4 Chili Pepper | | |
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| | | | Lou Gibbs catches a nice 6.11-lb. and 4.10-lb. on the Jerk Shad |
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| | | Rigging Options |
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Here’s more proof the Jerk Shad is the most versatile lure you can fish. This Jerk Shad is rigged as a top-water, popping lure. The Betts, Carolina Floater™ is pegged backwards and secured with a toothpick or rubber band. Think of it as a weedless top-water lure. 
This is the answer to those short striking fish after a cold front. Just ‘skin hook’ the Jerk Shad with the XPoint, XGap Hook, slip on the Daiichi Bleeding Bait Treble™ and secure the top of the treble into the bait. |
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The Jerk Shad rigged with Aaron Marten’s Rollin’ Runner™ will get down to deep fish, that crankbaits won’t reach and with a s-l-o-w-e-r retrieve too.
Tip: Contrast works! Example: Use the Chartreuse colored head on the Albino Shad color. |
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