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Jagged Jet Mahi and Tuna Lures
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Jagged Jets are the perfect-size jet head to have in any spread. They work for small skipjack and bonita, all the way up to big blue marlin, so no matter where in the world, these lures work. The concave head features 4 jets allowing for enhanced movement, similar to a frantic baitfish. Available in 5 unique colors combinations, fish will fly to catch these jets!
This 8.5″ lure is an absolute must have. We recommend having it on board at all times. No matter the day, the weather, the sea condition, there is always a reason to pull a Jagged Jet. The lure has been deemed best in nearly every water, tested from Australia to Florida. The reflective oil-spill skirt colorations drive fish nuts and generally accumulates hits at higher ratios than non-oil spill skirts. The metal head features 4 metal jets, causing the lure to pop nicely when trolling.
| Length | 8.75 Inches |
|---|---|
| Weight | 3 oz |
| Head | Lead Multi Jet Concave |
| Color | Flying Fish Blue, Midnight Oil Purple, Sardine Green, Orange Oil, Ladybug |
| Target | Tuna, Wahoo, Sailfish, Dorado |
| Secondary Target | Marlin |
| MPN | MBJJ4L |
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Nassir Jalil –
They Really Do Catch Everything.
Was pretty surprised after all the tuna and yellowtail that we the one marlin of the trip also hit the jagged jet. It was rigged with 150 lbs fluoro and was the sardine color (the last one we had left) – i would recommend having plenty of these lures. Thanks guys
5250 Mahi Man –
Just got back from dry Tortuga trip. The pelagic trolling lures landed two dolphin. The red jewel eyeballs fell out during the troll on one. I was the only one out of 6 that caught dolphin
El Tunero –
Great Lures, I always keep several. I wish the skirts would stay on a little longer but have found a pretty easy way to re-skirt them.
MD –
my favorite lure for ensuring regular hook ups. I’ve caught tuna (yellow and blue fin), dorado, marlin, bonita, and more on these lures, they just have a way of getting fish on. I keep 1 of every color in my lure bag.