Hayabusa Jack Eye Maki Maki FS-434 Jigs

The Hayabusa FS434 is a versatile, Ultra Light Shore Jigging lure that rolls and can target a wide range of species with its slow falling action. It addresses the needs of Light and Hard Rock Fishing enthusiasts.

The Hayabusa MakiMaki is a Light Slow jig that can unlock difficult species such as the White Sea Bream, Saddled Sea Bream and the Gildhead Seabream. At the same time it provokes the predatory instincts of bigger fish such as small Blue Fish, Horse Mackerel, and Barracuda. With its downsized body, the FS434 produces a slow falling motion and appeals to weary fish in the low activity zone of the water column, or during daytime when activity drops.

The Jack Eye FS434 has an element imprinted in its DNA, that reads "fish can be caught, just by producing a rolling motion”. While maintaining the basic performance, Hayabusa calculated every detail, so that the balance would not be lost, despite the addition of the rear blade.

It produces a very attractive motion, simply by retrieving it. The rear blade rotates, flashes and provokes action. This is not to say that the same, attractive motion is not reproduced when the Jack Eye MakiMaki is falling, as the blade continues to rotate and induces a bite.

The Hayabusa Jack Eye FS434 also possesses another unique, design characteristic. One side is completely flat and the other is bulky, comprising of two levels that cross each other in a pyramid scheme. As a result the jig produces a fluttering motion during descent, exposing a different side at an alternating rhythm. Is there more to it? Yes there is, as all FS434 Hayabusa jigs - except one - have each of the two levels of the bulky side, painted in a different color, producing a unique visual effect.

The Jack Eye FS434 are rigged with a treble hook, on a split ring. Hence you can remove the blade, or replace the treble hook with Micro Assist Hooks when necessary.