Hayabusa - Jack Eye Funemaki

In stock

$2760

Size: 100g

Colour: #1 Lumo Scale Blue Sardine

Why this colour

Lumo finish pulls fish in low light or when the water is off-colour.

Hayabusa

How to fish this lure The retrieve, the rig, and the colour Big Kev would tie on.

About this lure

The Hayabusa Jack Eye Funemaki is an easy-to-use offshore blade jig designed for anglers who want results with minimal effort. Simply wind it up and let the body do the work — the rear section swings side to side, creating a wobbling roll action that consistently draws strikes from both mid-water and bottom-holding fish.

Simple retrieve action – Just wind it up and let the jig produce a natural wobbling roll
Offshore blade jig design – Ideal for boat fishing when covering water quickly
Holographic spin blade – Flash and vibration trigger reaction bites on the lift and retrieve
Fluttering fall – Blade flash and body movement stay attractive as the jig drops
Holo flash assist hook – Holographic sticker boosts visual appeal at the strike point
Luminous material option – Added visibility in deeper water and low-light conditions

How to work it

The Jack Eye Funemaki is an offshore blade jig built around a simple wind-up retrieve - drop it, then wind steadily and let the rear section swing side to side for a wobbling roll that draws strikes without complex rod work. It works well through the mid 2-10m zone and down to bottom-holding fish, making it a straightforward choice from the boat when you want to cover water quickly.

Let the jig sink on a controlled drop so the blade flash and body movement stay attractive on the fall, then engage and wind up through the water column. Lift-and-retrieve pauses let the holographic spin blade flash and vibrate to trigger reaction bites, while the holo flash assist hook keeps appeal at the strike point.

Pair heavier weights with an overhead or jigging outfit for deeper water and current; lighter weights suit shallower drops. Target kingfish and snapper holding through mid-water and on the bottom.