The Evergreen Jackhammer Baby Jack has repeatedly been the winning bait in top tournaments in the United States, earning the title of the world's strongest bladed jig, and continues its impressive run. Inheriting the fundamental performance based on the concept of winning at fishing, the Jackhammer Baby Jack expands its field of activity to even greater heights. Shimizu Morizo and Brett Hite present the Jackhammer Baby Jack to the world for the third time. Its diverse roles include... As the name Jackhammer (rock drill) suggests, it has a high-pitch and edgy vibration and sound, but its strength is somewhere between the Jackhammer (original) and the Jackhammer SB (Stealth Blade). Therefore, it is a central presence in the initial lineup, with many situations and uses. Compared to the original of the same weight, it has a more compact silhouette, so if the retrieve speed is the same, it can reach deeper ranges, or be retrieved faster at the same range. It is a trump card for catching bass that the original couldn't catch. Even though it is the same weight as the original, its compact size allows it to cast even further. Furthermore, the Jackhammer now includes its first-ever 1/4oz size, making it easier to fish in shallow areas. It's also highly resistant to pressure and a specialist lure that's effective for shore fishing.
