Jackall Big Bait Gunterrel 2.5 oz (70 g) – 6.3 in Floating Lure RT Noike Gill

Overview

Meet the JACKALL Big Bait Gunterrel, a floating lure designed to provoke bass predation with a bold, lifelike profile. Weighing 2.5 oz (70 g) and measuring 6.3 inches (160 mm), this model balances a substantial presence with responsive action. The color RT Field Gill adds a high-contrast silhouette that can stand out in clear or stained water, helping the lure catch a predator’s eye during calm days or choppy conditions.

Created to mimic larger forage, the Gunterrel blends lifelike swimming with adaptable retrieves. Its buoyant body helps maintain visibility while you experiment with pace and direction, whether you’re fishing open water, near cover, or along structure. The setup is intended to offer practical options that suit different water temps, clarity, and bass tendencies, without promising specific outcomes.

Action and retrieve options

• The small S-shaped action delivers smooth swimming and steady crank retrieves, even when you fish around obstacles.
• Rod work can flip the lure 180 degrees, renewing the chase and presenting the lure from a new angle around cover.
• The lip angle allows a dive depth of up to 3.3 ft (1 m) with a slight tilt, enabling shallow-to-mid depth exploration.
• A swivel hook eye helps reduce line strain during casts and retrieves for more consistent performance.
• Chest fins on both sides boost swimming stability and improve flip control when performing jerks.

Design details and customization

• Color: RT Field Gill provides a bold, eye-catching profile across water conditions.
• Size and weight: 2.5 oz (70 g); 6.3 inches (160 mm).
• Hook setup: ST-36BC#1; compatible with feather wraps and attachable assist hooks for customization.
• Customization potential: Wrap feathers or attach assists to create different action patterns that suit local water and target species.

Practical uses and notes

Try a slow roll to entice bites from bass patrolling edges or weed lines, then switch to rod-assisted turns to provoke renewed chase. If the bite stalls, a varied rhythm with occasional large turns can mirror the behavior of larger prey and spark renewed interest.

As with any lure, performance depends on water conditions and fish behavior. This description highlights features and potential benefits to help you decide how to use the lure, rather than guaranteeing outcomes.