The new Z-Man Stealth Blade Jackhammer is going to be a killer in clear and pressured waters!
https://youtu.be/96N5Dk0BE-w
The new Z-Man Stealth Blade Jackhammer is going to be a killer in clear and pressured waters!
https://youtu.be/96N5Dk0BE-w
Don’t know if it will be killer but I know guys are going to buy them by the dozen for reselling purposes
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I have to wonder about the connection to the poly carb blade and durability of the blade
Mark,$30 per sound about right?lol
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I thought the purpose of the metal blades was it showed flash to attract the bass? With it being clear now, it takes away the flashing aspect.
Geez Jones just buy 7 of them and be done with it. Ever been a spinnerbait with clear blades?
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A man I knew used to build spinner baits before he passed away, he used these,
Dutch Fork Ghost Willowleaf clear polymer spinner blades are ready for you to paint. And I never gave it much thought on using one unpainted even when the clear blade buzz baits were hot.
Never seen one used that wasn't painted, but now you never know. Might just order some and try them out.
Smallie killer on the river for sure.
not stirring the pot but OSP has had one with he same clear blade for a couple years now.
cheaper too
I am a Z Man fanatic but I am failing to see what the effective difference is between the original and this "new" jackhammer? A clear bill is probably worse than the shiny bill. Bladed jigs displace water for a reason. They are getting the fish' attention. A clear/finesse approach to a bladed jig doesn't sound like it will be more effective. They make baits solely on being shiny, example the spoon. I am not aware of any spoons that are made out of clear plastic. I could be wrong but I just don't see the value other than marketing reaching for something.
Agree to disagree. I've used the original Jackhammer on bodies of water with ~12 foot visibility fishing for smallmouth. You would think natural color, finesse presentations would be required however, the only way we were able to catch them was to use black and blue bladed jigs. Presentation is most of it. I do not see that blade benefiting the presentation one bit.
Now we need one of those challenges like they do in those Charger boats. One team use standard bills and the other use those clear plastic bills. I would want it to be on a clear sunny day just to give the advantage to the clear bills. I'd bet money on doing better with the standard shiny bills.
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It's just a compliment to the original Jackhammer. Just like having a rattling and a silent version of a crankbait. Sometimes you just need a more finesse approach.
I’ve been struggling with this but I’m pretty sure I’m going to buy them since I am a JH fanatic! I’m sure I can find a place and time for the clear blade!
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