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kelly arnett
Reviewed in the United States on June 7, 2024
This was exactly as described in the product description! The price was on point!
Gregory Winchester
Reviewed in the United States on August 24, 2023
best there is
johnny
Reviewed in the United States on March 16, 2022
Caught fish the first day can’t beat a zman
MICHAEL GRAYBILL
Reviewed in the United States on July 7, 2021
Perfect action for bass, this color excellent in stained water. Add a 4 1/2" blade minnow in bluegill and hang on. And the blue cats love them too.
Juan R.
Reviewed in the United States on March 27, 2021
I caught a Chanel catfish in the occoquan River. This bait is incredible it works. Zman Jackhammer is the best of all chatterbait on the market .
Bobby Louderback
Reviewed in the United States on February 8, 2021
First off, the original Chatterbait is still an excellent bait, but if you are in tighter spots (i.e., branches, overhangs, rocks, structure), then the Jack Hammer is the way to go! The primary benefit of the Jackhammer over the original Chatterbait is its quick action... even on the downfall the blade begins to chatter, allowing you to alert bass early and get them to strike often. I have caught about the same quality of bass on both the orignal Chatterbait and the Jack Hammer Chatterbait, but I have caught a higher quantity since switching to the Jack Hammer.Pros:- Colors and trailers all work well regardless of water type, water stain, foilage, etc.- The chatter begins the instance the lure hits the water.- Slighlty larger presentation also attracts fish quicker.Cons:- Price variance of ~$15 between the original Chatterbait and the Jack Hammer Chatterbait.
wolftrain
Reviewed in the United States on May 13, 2020
Only 4 stars because these things are SO expensive. This is a lure that can replace both your jigs and your spinnerbaits... but unlike either of those baits (which are generally VERY weedless and never get snagged) this bad boy leaves that hook hangin for all the world to see. Its nice because if you get a strike your gonna eff that bass up, but this is a lure that PRODUCES in heavy cover but can't get OUT of the heavy cover.If you've never fished a chatterbait, use a few Original Chatterbaits first to try to get the hang of it. I lost like five jackhammers last year and consider myself pretty OK at not making stupid casts. But in terms of vibrating jigs, the Jackhammer is the very best in the business.I've fished this in very clear water, and when you give this thing a good rip, every fish in the pond turns to see wtf is happening. Whether they bite it is a whole different story, but it gets their attention, that is for sure.
Brian T.
Reviewed in the United States on December 15, 2019
I was never a big fan of chatterbaits until I started using Jackhammers this year. It has become my go to search bait. Only issue is after heavy use the paint starts chipping on the blade where the blade comes into contact with the head. It doesn’t really matter as the bass still slam it.
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