Smithwick Perfect 10 Rogue-WAT Jerkbait – Dives to 10–12 ft, Rogue Roll Action

Overview

The Smithwick Perfect 10 Rogue-WAT is a versatile jerkbait that blends casting, twitching, and trolling to cover water efficiently. Its signature Rogue Roll action punches a lively, side-to-side flash that mimics a fleeing baitfish, drawing attention from predators at a distance and through varying light conditions.

Action and depth you can feel

Active retrieves trigger the lure into a precise side-to-side roll, creating a natural, erratic path that maintains visibility in the water column. This motion helps the lure produce flashes and vibrations that signal a target in midwater and near structure, making it a reliable option when fish are reacting to each other’s movements.

Depth range and retrieval styles

The Perfect 10 is designed to dive quickly. On a standard cast or twitch routine, expect to reach roughly 10 to 12 feet. When trolling or pulling deeper structure, the lure can track down to about 12 to 15 feet, offering depth flexibility without swapping rigs.

Key specifications

• Model: ADR5
• Length: 5 1/2 in
• Cranking depth: 10–12 ft
• Trolling depth: 12–15 ft
• Hooks: #4

Color, sound, and build cues

New translucent color patterns are designed to perform in clear water, enhancing visibility and real-life flash. A tungsten rattle delivers a steady, low-frequency vibration that helps the lure register in the strike zone and cut through water efficiently during long retrieves.

Angler-friendly applications

This lure shines in casting and twitching scenarios along structure, as well as when trolling for walleyes in the Great Lakes and other northern waters. Its mid-water depth and dependable action make it a solid option for anglers seeking a versatile setup that can adapt to changing conditions.

• Great for deep water retrieves and trolling at 12–15 ft
• Effective in clear to lightly stained water with the right color pattern

Tips for best results

Begin with a light, short twitch to initiate the Rogue Roll, then pause briefly to maximize the flash. When trolling, maintain a steady pace that keeps the lure within its target depth window, allowing the body to maintain its characteristic roll and rattle through the water.