Forum | Jerkbait H 2/0

Actually no,the xp is a 35 amp stator the venom is but a 9 amp,they will interchange powerheads and lowers but so much cnc work has been done on the venom one would have to copy that on the xp in order for all to match.Wish it would.As either cost about 400 bucks new.

Actually the jag has so much storage I can put all my tackle in it and have two left for my pard,its drawback is its 200 hp motor and speed with 2 people and full tackle and livewells,really needs a 225hp outboard.With one person 63,with 2 full gear,full gas,full livewells 54,one needs to do 52 in it in order to top out the waves,or one gets beat to death.

Single loaded one couldnt ask for much better,like an aircraft carrier,it just lacked in being able to run distance with a load.

I do miss all that storage.

But due to a stator out on my allison  may end up using it some this spring.

Have but one more left after these for 3.02 including shipping double your pleasure double your fun.

Ive got at least three boxes of just jerbaits,one box is pointers only,you just happened to move here just after I stop using them.Bandit 200 comes next on lead in lead out banks,post spawn.Last year I did get away from these as the crankbaits while they caught fish seemed to catch more shorts. 50 deg water the jerkbait is tops for me,and I prefer to move and keep moving so it fits me more so than say rubber when its cool,or cold.

DD 22 yup I havem just dont like to use them,about a 12 is about as much as i want pulling against me,I have caught fish on botht the 22 more even on a 16 just dont like them.

Jerkbaits on points,and man made objects beat the cranks for me anyway.

Just aquirred another jerkbait, sexy american shad

while its a combo of american shad and sexy shad both work here so it should as well.

I just got 3 H20 jerkbaits the other day. They'll hit the water in 12 days – weather providing.

They look very good and have a weighting system similar, I think, to the Lucky Craft's. The ball weights go rearward on the cast but then lock, more or less, into place forward of the balance point giving the bait a slightly forward down position on the pause.