$16.99
| size | 1/2oz |
|---|---|
| Head Design | V-FLAT & HOVER-CUP HEAD |
| Prop Design | MANTA PROP |
The JAMAICA BOA SUPER METAL is the second-generation BOA, a tournament-spec heavy-duty buzzbait designed to incite raging strikes in the surface zone. The refreshed, larger head design delivers extra lift for slower retrieves, made possible by a lighter head material rather than added weight. The SUPER METAL is fine-tuned to maximize efficiency across expansive shallow water areas while fearlessly navigating the densest cover. Whether tearing through brush, grass, or submerged structure, the JAMAICA BOA calls big fish from their hideouts and hauls them to the boat with confidence.
MANTA PROP (DR.P) Inspired by the effortlessly powerful movement of Sting Rays, the MANTA PROP rotates with surprising ease, generating potent waves and dynamic sound for a unique performance that relentlessly stimulates the predatory instincts of discerning bass.
HIRAMEN SKIRT Reminiscent of a Tai Kabura jig, the flow of the skirt responds to the vibrations of the blades and the speed of the retrieve, creating a unique lifelike appearance. On the fall or during slow retrieves, the skirt undulates seductively, eliciting a natural reaction in every case. Your chances of a bite will skyrocket.
LOUD SONIC RATTLE CHAMBER(PAT.P）The powerful rotation of the MANTA PROP brings its blade edge in contact with the RATTLE CHAMBER mounted on the lower shaft arm, delivering a sonic shockwave that invites retaliatory bites from lurking predators. The sonic profile can be fine-tuned to changing conditions by carefully bending the wire form for more—or less—contact between prop and rattle chamber.
V-FLAT & HOVER-CUP HEAD Unique head-shape delivers nimble recovery from deflections and uncanny bushwhacking ability, opening up new fields for conquest. HOVER-CUP provides lift, enabling slower retrieves and quicker start-up after long casts or cover contact. Rear-weighted design improves the castability of notoriously troublesome buzzbaits.
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