Berkley Stunna 112+1 Jerkbait
Constructed to maximize its dancing action, the Berkley Stunna Jerkbait 112+1 excels when jerked, twitched, or worked with a sweep-and-pause cadence. It achieves the ultimate darting action, with easy 180-degree head turns and side flash when fished aggressively. Slow things down and anglers will be delighted with a natural slow sink on the pause to entice even the most lethargic fish into lashing out at your bait. A dual brass weight pairs with a single tungsten weight transfer system ensures impressively long casting performance. Armed with sticky-sharp medium shank EWG Fusion19 treble hooks to complete this bass-thumb inducing package, the Berkley Stunna Jerkbait 112+1 takes all the incredible features of the original Stunna and sends them to new depths.
| Specification | Length: 112mm |
|---|---|
| Weight | Dual brass weight with single tungsten weight transfer |
| Hook Type | EWG Fusion19 treble hooks (medium shank) |
| Action | Darting with 180-degree head turns and side flash |
| Sink Rate | Slow sink on pause for natural presentation |
FAQ
What makes the Stunna 112+1 different from other jerkbaits?
The Stunna 112+1 features a unique 180-degree head turn and side flash action, combined with a slow sink on pause that mimics natural bait movement, making it highly effective for enticing lethargic fish.
How does the weight system affect casting performance?
The dual brass weight with a single tungsten weight transfer system provides excellent balance and long casting distance, allowing for consistent and accurate casts.
Are the hooks suitable for use in freshwater environments?
Yes, the sticky-sharp EWG Fusion19 treble hooks are designed for reliable hook sets in freshwater bass fishing conditions.
Amelia Nolan –
This jerkbait performs exceptionally well in both still and moving water. The side flash and head turn action draw fish in even when they’re not actively feeding. I’ve used it in bass lakes and it consistently gets bites, especially during early morning and late evening.
Carolyn Poole –
The slow sink on pause is a game changer. It lets the bait move naturally, which makes fish more likely to strike. The casting distance is good, and the hook holds well after a bite.
Grace Hemmings –
I’ve tried several jerkbaits, but the Stunna 112+1 stands out for its realistic movement. The 180-degree head turn is noticeable and triggers strikes even from a distance. Great for cover and structure fishing.