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When fishing for saltwater predators, the casting distance of a minnow has a direct impact on catches. The sinking long jerk Duo Realis Jerkbait 160 S SW (also known as the Duo Realis JB160S) features an improved casting distance to reach distant feeding frenzies. The larger body size of this lure made by Duo makes a significant impact in blind fishing situations. Even after a full day of jerking, water resistance is kept to a minimum, allowing you to continue working the Duo Realis Jerkbait 160 S SW with light effort. Slow sinking. Made in JAPAN.
The Duo Realis Jerkbait 160 S SW features a flat-sided body designed to enhance performance in cross currents, producing a realistic flashing effect similar to that of a fleeing prey. The internal weight transfer system uses 2 tungsten balls and 1 steel ball, providing great casting capability and ideal weight balance for a lively action without fatigue.
The plastic lip design of the Duo Realis Jerkbait 160 S SW features a carefully studied shape and angle for optimal response and action.
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What are the specific characteristics of the product?
The Duo Realis Jerkbait 160 S SW (or Duo Realis JB160S) is a saltwater slow sinking long jerk minnow made in Japan, featuring a flat-sided body profile, engineered plastic lip, and a 2-tungsten plus 1-steel ball weight transfer system.
What are the three main reasons to choose it?
Extended casting range to target offshore feeding frenzies and wary pelagics.
High stability and attractive visual flash even when working across strong cross-currents.
Low retrieval resistance, minimizing angler fatigue during all-day jerking sessions.
What type of fishing techniques is it intended for?
It is intended for saltwater spinning and coastal casting jerkbait techniques targeting marine predators such as seabass, bluefish, barracuda, and leerfish.