Jack Fin Pelagus 140-S
Additional information
| Weight | 0.1 kg |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 19 × 5 × 3 cm |
| Brand | |
| Colour | Pink, Acciuga (Anchovy), Aussie Redbait CUSTOM, Black, Green Tuna, Mackerel, Sardine, Saury CUSTOM, White Pink Belly |
Description
Jack Fin Pelagus 140-S
New release Sinking Stickbait!
Jack Fin Pelagus 140S is a sinking stick-bait is a sensational baitfish size lure downscaled form the famous Pelagus 165S. Designed for Tuna fishing, but will be sensational as an all round flats lure and dynamite on Yellowtail Kingfish & all mid tackle species. A great allrounder for anything in the saltwater! Also dynamite in tropics for GTs, Coral Trout, trevally, queenfish, tuna, and ANYTHING that swims!
With an enticing wobble as it sinks, this lures attracts fish from a long way! A versatile lure, Pelagus lends itself to multiple retrieve actions and its aerodynamics ensures great casting performances. Pelagus 140-S is a sinking stickbait designed for medium/heavy fishing. It is the perfect bait for fishing on tuna / false albacore feeding frenzy and can also be used from land for leerfish and bluefish. This stickbait has a frenetic and attractive swimming, can be retrieved with both long or short twitches and the wobbling action can attract fish even while sinking. It is armed with 1.6 mm stainless steel through wire and the paint is protected by several layers of extra-strong glossy finish.
All these features makes it a perfect lure even in medium/heavy tropical fishing.
Recommended rigging: – Two Singles eg Shout Ringed Kudako hooks #4/0 or Gamakatsu Single HD #5/0 or Yamai Suteki Plugging Single 2/0
Alternate rigging – (belly) treble hook, Shout Treble 31 #1/0; (tail) single hook #4/0 OR two treble hooks Shout Treble 31 #1/0
Length: 140mm
Weight: 45g sinking
Which Jack Fin Pelagus is right for you?
Pelagus 120-S — 120mm / 36g / Sinking
The compact option for matching smaller baitfish. Particularly suited to Southern Bluefin Tuna feeding on small bait, kingfish and lighter pelagic applications.
Pelagus 140-S — 140mm / 45g / Sinking
A step up in size and weight when you want a larger baitfish profile while retaining the sinking, wobbling presentation of the Pelagus S models.
You are viewing the Pelagus 140-S.
Pelagus 165-F — 165mm / 50g / Floating
The larger floating option for tuna, kingfish and heavier pelagic fishing. Work it with long or short jerks, or use a walk-the-dog retrieve across the surface.
From the moment I cast it into the water, I was amazed by its versatility. Unlike cheaper lures, it allowed me to experiment with various techniques, while still presenting really well compared to cheaper stick baits
What truly captivated me was the intricate detailing of Jackfin I catch my self closely staring at each lure all the time 😂
And they are built to last after catching multiple fish on it apart from cosmetic scratches they show no signs of wear
The 140s has earned a well-deserved spot in my tackle box. Its versatility, attention to detail, and unwavering performance make it a cherished tool that I rely on for chasing my bite
From the moment I cast it into the water, I was amazed by its versatility. Unlike cheaper lures, it allowed me to experiment with various techniques, and watch it still present well
What truly captivated me was the intricate detailing of the 140s. Its lifelike paint job is so captivating to look at I catch myself staring all the time at the detail 😂
And after multiple trips it’s beginning to show its quality and that Jackfin have built it to last apart from cosmetic it has no signs of wear
The 140s Jackfin Stick Bait has earned a well-deserved spot in my tackle box. Its versatility, attention to detail, and unwavering performance make it a cherished tool that I rely on for chasing my next fish.
Verified ownerReally recommend this lure absolute dynamite on the tuna.
Verified ownerHavnt able to test them out just yet but have previously used the smaller version the 90-s and find they work really well on tuna. Their small profile means theyre more likely to match the baitfish the tuna normally feed on.
