BERKLEY KREJ Copperstate Tackle

$ 9.00

4.6 (136) In stock

Designed to excel with forward-facing sonar, the Berkley Krej is a revolutionary hard bait that defies conventional jerk-baiting by working its way upwards in the water column, only to fall backwards towards its target. This new style of fishing, or Krejing, allows the angler to take advantage of being able to see how a fish is reacting on FFS and make a presentation in ways they’ve not been able to before. The angler can then respond to the target’s reactions by working the bait up and away from the fish to better imitate a natural fleeing motion, or through pausing the retrieve backslide the bait towards the fish to trigger reaction strikes.

Upturned bill delivers unique ascending & darting action when worked
Backwards fall on pause (backslide) allows the angler to maintain presence in the strike zone longer, and provides a triggering mechanism for reaction bites
Combination of ascending action and backslide on the fall maximizes angler control & time in the strike zone
Bait can be fished sub-surface or topwater to best imitate the natural progression of predator & prey
Optimized for use with forward-facing sonar
Sinking (1ft / sec)

BAIT SIZE: 100

BAIT WEIGHT: 1/2 OZ

BAIT LENGTH: 3.9 IN

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Hard Baits Copperstate Tackle

Hard Baits Copperstate Tackle

Take full advantage of forward-facing sonar techniques with the truly revolutionary action of the Berkley Krej Jerkbait. Unlike conventional jerkbaits, the Krej lure swims upward in the water column and falls backward on the pause toward its target. You'll be able to gauge fish reactions on the sonar and work the bait back to the fish just right to trigger strikes. Fish it topwater or subsurface and let the natural darting movement go to work.