Hayabusa Jack Eye Ace Jig

Once more, leading Japanese company Ηayabusa puts forth an innovation, like nothing we have seen before. Something brand new in concept and design.

The Hayabusa Jack Eye Ace jig is exactly what its name implies: an ace up our sleeve, for these difficult fishing days. Between connoisseurs this means only one thing: if there are fishes and they strike on nothing, then it is time to reach for the Ace card.

Even at the first glance, we realize that this jig is unusual and it introduces a new era in metallic lures. Its multifaceted shape, can reflect ample light at every flicker and movement. It’s weight distribution can be considered somewhere between center weighed and back weighted, in a way that allows the jig to share virtues from both types of weight distribution.

It is rigged with a heavy duty salt water treble hook and with a formidable Hayabusa assist hook, with extra long, reaction tinsels. Ιt is being produced in 20, 30, 40 and 60 gr sizes.

Usually every jig has its strong and weaker points. Either on the jerk, or the drop, sometimes we gain something and sometimes we lose something. Very few jigs excel in both areas and the Hayabusa FS-415 is certainly one of them. Just take a look at Hayabusa’s video, or try it yourself and just marvel at what it can do, both while jerking and while descending. With shorter, or longer pitch jerks, this jig will flash and swim erratically and crazily, like few other. At the same time, if we let it sink it will swirl around a vertical axis with its tail looking down. In any case, it will either look like a small wounded baitfish trying to reach up and escape, or a terminally wounded one that sinks in despair; either way it looks like an easy snack to nearby predators.

Hayabusa Ace’s virtues don’t stop there. Its shape allows it to perform optimally, even with a steady retrieve. Retrieve it slowly, or madly fast and it will wobble widely just like a well-tuned minnow.

With Hayabusa’s Ace we can add a very powerful tool in our lures arsenal and enjoy it for Spinning, Shore Jigging and even Boat Jigging. We can reach further marks where pelagic species feed and we can cover vast areas of coastline by casting parallel to the seashore. It provides an easy and efficient way to fish false Albacores, Bonitos, Mahi-Mahi, Skipjack Tunnies by simply casting it and retrieving it fast. Dentex and Grouper species, Amberjacks will spot the Ace and will strike it when worked from bottom and upwards, nervously, more slowly, with pauses, or in an erratic manner.

As long as this jig is in the water, it will 100% respond to our commands at all times. Create your own “choreography” with this polyvalent tool, by adding up all the info above into your unique style. Now you have the tool to mix all jigs virtues into one show.