Arbogast Clicker Jitterbug Topwater Lure — Night Bass Fishing, Black, 3in, 5/8oz

A Classic Topwater Lure for Night and Day

Since its debut in 1937, the Arbogast Clicker Jitterbug has become a recognizable sound in angling culture. When you retrieve it along the surface, its distinctive plop sound is complemented by a lively click that adds an extra layer of attraction. The result is a lure that can spark surface strikes from bass and other surface-feeding fish across light levels and water conditions.

What makes the Clicker Jitterbug stand out

• The Clicker Jitterbug adds a fish-catching click to the classic surface ruckus, increasing surface attraction.
• Positioned at the right angle, it produces a loud, rhythmic surface-busting sound that taps into the instincts of surface feeders.
• It is a legendary topwater lure with a sound familiar to millions of anglers.
• Its power to ignite strikes on topwater targets covers morning, noon, and night sessions.
• The two-hook design helps secure a strike on topwater hits.

How to use the Jitterbug

• Cast toward likely bass spots—over weed edges, near structure, or along lily margins—and let it surface with a deliberate, unhurried cadence.
• Combine gentle twitches with short pauses to mimic a wounded baitfish and trigger a chase from bass.
• Vary your retrieve speed and pause length to explore different feeding moods and water conditions.

With its bold black finish, the Arbogast Clicker Jitterbug presents a confident search lure for night anglers and daytime seekers alike. It offers a proven surface presence and a classic, recognizable sound that many anglers associate with success on the water. Built to perform across light and dark conditions, this lure invites versatile casting and probing around prime structure and cover.

Why it suits your fishing kit

• Iconic sound profile that can help you locate active surface feeders quickly.
• Reliable two-hook design that supports stronger hookups on topwater takes.
• A timeless silhouette in a high-contrast black finish for visibility on darker water.