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SKU: G621-539-027004207198
Built on a proven surface-lure design, this jointed bait is aimed at anglers who want a lively presentation that draws attention on the retrieve and when paused. The lower pull-point is intended to create a more aggressive action in the water, while the free-moving hook hangers are designed to keep the lure moving without unnecessary drag. A black-nickel finish helps keep the hardware visually subdued, and the feathered rear treble adds extra motion during stops for added strike appeal. It suits hunters of explosive topwater takes who want a classic-style lure with updated details.
Lower Pull-point
Creates intense water action for
Updated Hook
Hangers allow freer hook movement
Black-nickel Finish
Helps conceal hook hardware from
Feathered Rear
Treble adds extra movement when
Builds Iconic
Jointed Jitterbug design with updated
| Action | Jointed |
|---|---|
| Blade Finish | Black-nickel |
| Description | An iconic lure updated with a lower pull-point, free-moving hook hangers, black-nickel finish, and a feathered rear treble. |
| Hook Hangers | Updated hook hangers |
| Model | Jointed Jitterbug 2.0 Wild Thing |
| Product Type | Lure |
| Pull Point | Lower pull-point |
| Rear Treble | Feathered rear treble |
The product description says the Jointed Jitterbug 2.0 builds on the original Jitterbug legacy with a lower pull-point, updated hook hangers, a black-nickel finish, and a feathered rear treble.
According to the description, the lower pull-point helps create more intense action in the water.
The updated hook hangers are described as allowing free movement of the hooks so they do not slow down forward momentum.
The description says the black-nickel finish hides the hook hangers from the wary eyes of the fish being targeted.
The feathered rear treble drifts when the lure is stopped, adding extra strike-inducing movement.