Geecrack Stealth A-Rig
The all new Geecrack Stealth A-Rigs were designed in Gifu City, Japan, and tested in the infamous Lake Biwa by legendary Lake Biwa guide Mr. Tetsushi Yamashita to deliver an experience like never before on the water.
Constructed from premium black nickel coated fine wire with premium swivels and willow blades adorned throughout, Geecrack ensures no part of the bait is left to chance, guaranteeing durability and performance.
Available in two configurations: a 5-blade option with an 8-inch mainwire and a 7-blade option with a 10-inch mainwire. The design mimics a schooling fish pattern, stimulating predatory instincts in big bass and other gamefish.
| Configuration | Mainwire Length | Blade Count |
|---|---|---|
| 5-Blade Option | 8 inch | 5 |
| 7-Blade Option | 10 inch | 7 |
Pair with your favorite A-Rig jigheads or micro swimbaits for optimal results.
FAQ
What makes the Geecrack Stealth A-Rig different from other A-Rigs?
The Stealth A-Rig features premium black nickel coated fine wire, premium swivels, and willow blades throughout, designed to last and perform reliably. It was tested in Lake Biwa by a legendary guide to ensure it triggers predatory instincts in gamefish.
Can I use this rig with different jigheads or swimbaits?
Yes, the Geecrack Stealth A-Rig is compatible with a variety of A-Rig jigheads and micro swimbaits, allowing anglers to customize their setup for different fishing conditions.
Where was the Stealth A-Rig designed and tested?
The Geecrack Stealth A-Rig was designed in Gifu City, Japan, and tested in Lake Biwa by legendary Lake Biwa guide Mr. Tetsushi Yamashita.


Edward Martin –
Used this rig on Lake Biwa and noticed a significant increase in bites. The 7-blade version worked well in clear water, creating a natural schooling look that attracted big bass. Durable construction and smooth action.
Jasmine Gibson –
Felt solid and well-built. The 5-blade option is good for slower presentations. The blades move naturally and mimic real fish movement. Works well with small jigheads.
Owen North –
Highly effective in both morning and evening fishing. The willow blades add a subtle flick that draws fish in. No issues with wire breakage after several hours of use.