Berkley Hit Stick Fishing Hard Bait 1

After 15 years, the code has been cracked! The Berkley Hit Stick has achieved a truly remarkable feat - a plastic bait that can replicate the unique, high-speed rolling action of balsa. It offers the weight, durability, and casting ability of a hard-plastic lure, combined with the balsa-like action. This makes it truly versatile, suitable for finesse jerk bait, trolling bait, or casting bait for all types of predator fish.

Developed in collaboration with fishing pros Gary Parsons and Keith Kavajecz, these lures are specially designed to attract strikes from big pike, bass, muskies, and giant walleyes. The addition of Fusion19 hooks further enhances their appeal, ensuring that anglers of all skill levels are impressed.

At Berkley, we strive to provide anglers with the tools and confidence to catch more fish. Our commitment to continuous improvement drives us to keep studying and finding ways to make our products the best in the market. We are proud to say that we have done the science - now it's time for you to catch the fish.

Introducing the Berkley Hit Stick Freshwater Crankbait - a specialized lure that offers unmatched versatility. Whether you're finesse jerk baiting, trolling, or casting, this bait can do it all for the predator fish.

What sets the Hit Stick apart is its enticing action. Designed to deliver a tight, finesse tail action, it produces the largest rolling action among all Berkley hard baits. Even at slow speeds, it provides maximum side flash, thanks to the integrated FlashDisc which improves tracking stability and accuracy. This gives the Hit Stick a true balsa-like action.

Equipped with sharp and stout Fusion19 hooks, this lure ensures easy penetration and great holding ability even during the toughest fights. Whether you're fishing from the shore or a boat, the Hit Stick is a reliable companion.

Product Specifications:

• Lure Size: 1/4 oz, 2 3/4in | 7cm
• Color: Black Gold
• Swimming Depth: 2’-5’ | 0.5-1.5m
• Hook Size: 8
• Number of Hooks: 2

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