Perfectly balanced, the Husky Jerk can be cast or trolled at any speed and still run true. The rattle chamber transmits sound waves that amplify through the water, catching and piquing attention. And the suspending action is just more than a fish can handle. Metallic, natural and glass patterns cover the gamut of fishing opportunities. Load up and be ready for any situation.

SPECIES: Panfish, Bass, Pike, Salmon, Trout & Walleye
TECHNIQUE: Casting & Trolling
RECOMMENDED LINE: Rapala Long Cast
RUNNING DEPTH: 4' - 8'
RECOMMENDED KNOT: Rapala Knot


Model No. Body Length Weight Treble Hooks
HJ06 2 1/2" 1/8 oz Two No. 10
HJ08 3 1/8" 1/4 oz Two No. 6
HJ10 4" 3/8 oz Two No. 5
HJ12 4 3/4" 7/16 oz Three No. 5
HJ14 5 1/2" 5/8 oz Three No. 4


COLOR CHOICES:
S-Silver; G-Gold ; SB-Silver Blue ; BB-Baby Bass; FT-Firetiger ; CLN-Clown ; TSD-Tennessee Shad; GP-Glass Perch ; GMN-Glass Minnow ; GBM-Glass Blue Minnow ; GPP-Glass Purple Perch ; GPSF-Glass Purple Sunfire ; GCL-Glass Clown ; GPCL-Glass Pink Clown ;


HOW TO FISH THE HUSKY JERK

The secret to Husky Jerk success is to crank, stop, crank and take advantage of the neutrally buoyant suspending action this lure is known for.

There is one time of the year when the suspending Husky Jerk is so effective, it can literally produce a fish on every single cast.

That’s spring, when the water temperature hits about 52 degrees, and the fish move into staging areas adjacent to spawning beds.

They’re stacked up like cordwood, but normally they’re hard to catch. The move has thrown them off their feed. When you suspend the Husky Jerk in front of them, their reflexes take over. The result is the kind of action fishermen constantly seek, but rarely experience. An absolute bonanza.