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Here is the bunch of jerkbaits for the northern pike. As always, this jerkbait is wooden lure made by hand. Already proved as good jerkbait in different type of lakes. The main feature of this jerkbait is that it keeps a depth, meaning let it sink up to desired depth of water and begin your animation in the set level of depth. Length 13 cm, weight 72 gr, sinking rate depends on preset characteristics

Wooden jerkbait for pikes and muskies. Slow sinking, approx 0.2 m/s. This form is already checked and approved by toothy predators. Due to its form and balance, this jerkbait perfectly keeps depth of the water. As well, the glitters are proved as one of the main features that attracts predators. The belly of this bait is fully covered by yellow UV paint.

Two jerkbaits in one - 'shoulder-to-shoulder' to make better comparison to each other

The same jerkbait as posted before. Another paint pattern is used - more 'peaceful' combination. This jerkbait should be used instead of aggressively looking bait, meaning then predators are ignoring standing out baits from environment

Wooden custom jerkbait. The given action of this bait is sinking glider. This bait is obedient to any possible retrieve technique. While retrieved by reel, the jerkbait is doing narrow sinusoid. While twitch by rod, the jerkbait is doing glides from side to side. The paint pattern is fairly aggressive, hence should provoke passive fish to strike. The lenght of the jerkbait is 17 cm, sinking rate - 0.2 m/s

Another wooden bait for pikes and muskies. The customer ordered paint scheme "inversion" - white back and dark belly (in this scenario - blueish). As previously recently posted bait - this bait is a wide glider. The balance of this bait is calculated in the way that glider is shaking belly while sinking. The sinking rate - 0.3 m/s, length - 25 cm, weight - 195 grams.

Three previously exhibited baits for pikes and muskies. This picture gives understanding of the length of three different baits.

Wooden bait designed to lure pikes and muskies. The shape of bait says that this bait is a wide glider. To stabilize bait, the stabilizer is attached to the end of bait. The glider itself is simple to fish, meaning easily tending to glide from side to side while jerking. The fishing depth while gaining firm glides of this bait should be 1-5 meters. Cooper fins and UV details is used to create more attractiveness of this bait in the water. The length is 25 cm (with stabilizer - 29 cm), sinking rate is 0.25 m/s, weight of this bait - 185 gr.

Wooden bait as usual. This bait is designed to fish in a deeper water - the comfortable deep is from 4 to 9 meters. Because of the shape of the body of bait, this bait has good reaction to the jerk by rod. The action and animation might be called 'short glider'. Due to the height of the body, this bait creates significant hydro-acoustic noise and in the combination with aluminium stripes and UV paint (chartreuse UV narrow stripes between aluminium and scales as well as reddish areas on the belly) should be 'visible' in deep water for pikes muskies. The length of bait is 17 cm, sinking rate - 0.35 m/s, weight - 151 gr.

Hi all. Back with baits for pike and musky. Wooden bait as usual. This bait is a stable glider, developed to fish in 1-4 meters deep of water. The speed of sinking is approx 0.15 m/s. The length of glider is 21 cm. Weight 152 grams. The cooper is used to obtain high reflections in the water, as well as UV paint to fortify bait's attractiveness in the water.

The close-up of "scales"

This jerkbait is done for the aim to chase pikes in cold water. The length of body is 18 cm, with tail - around 32 cm. The coolest feature of this jerkbait is "scales". Visually, than is being looked at this jerkbait, is felt 3D effect. The rest is UV paint, aluminium fins and ... and the last one in the chain of evaluation should be a pike

The flock of tailed jerkbaits. These jerkbaits are 12 cm in lenght and 22 cm w tail. Sinking rate is 0.25 m/s. Tails of these jerkbaits are always in action - while gliding and while sinking. And this feature is good attractant for toothy pikes.

View to the tailed jerkbait to get better overview.

Two different tailed jerkbaits for pike. The small is published just before. The above lying jerkbait is wide glider. The body length is 20 cm, and w tail is around 33 cm. Sinking rate is around 0.22 m/s. The right season to use tailed pike-jerkbait is late summer and autumn than pikes are chasing big portions. The body of this jerkbait is fully covered by glitter, as well UV paint and cooper are used to create as much as possible attractions for pikes.

Two jerkbaits for autumn pikes. Bigger's weight is 170 gr with three treble hooks. Sinking rate - 0.2 m/s. The big one is fully covered by glitter to create more light's reflection and attraction for pikes. As well, the painting is "cold" meaning that this jerkbait is aimed to use during fall period than water is cold. Aluminium fins, UV details and lazy, wide glides should make-believe a pike that a bait is easy-reachable and easy-chewable. Smaller jerkbait is 17 cm in length and weight - 110 grams with hooks. The jerkbait is covered by aluminium foil to gain more reflection in deeper water. As shape suggests, the jerkbait is a easy negotiable glaider with sinking rate 0.25 m/s.

Newly backed perch w tail for northern pike. This jerkbait has various attractants for northern pike - metal glitter, UV painting, cooper leafing, twister tail... as well, body of this jerkbait is built to glide and is belly shaking while sinking.

The view to jerkbaits under UV lighting

These wooden jerkbaits are painted to obtain high contrast in the water, Then jerkbait is moving, it has blurred colors, but then it stops, it shows highly contrasted paint. UV paint is used to create more attractive look especially in the murky waters. As well, these Jerkbaits follow each order of an angler. Than smoothly jerked, they glide from left to right. Then reeled, produce wide sinusoid. Then reeled-stop technique is used, they glide. To create more chaotic action, simply twitch. Than jerkbaits are sinking, they are shaking belly. The physical description: length - 17 cm, weight w Owner 2/0 - 115 gr., sinking rate - 0.25m/s

This pic shows details of the jerkbait: fancy painting, yellow UV spot at the belly's front.

The pike is acting as glider. To force the jerkbait to glide, it is enough small rod's tap, and this is on hand because enough tiny power to move jerkbait that means saving angler's energy while fishing is all-day activity. As well, this jerkbait has "belly shaking" feature than sinking and sinking rate is 0,25 m/s. Weight - 115 gr. Lenght - 19 cm. The paint is fancy meaning that the patter depends on the view angle. And UV paint has been used to create attraction for pike and musky in the murky water.

New tailed jerkbait for pikes. Action – friendly glider. Length of the body – 17 cm, length w tail – 30 cm. Sinking rate – 0.2 m/s. Weight w Owner 2/0 – 115 gr. Interesting is the painting of belly, two paint types were used – UV paint as an tangerine spot and phosphorus paint to cover the rest of the belly. Actually, the aim is to check how UV and phosphorus colors will affect productivity of jerkbait to attract pikes along with curly tail.