$24.99
| Sound | RATTLE |
|---|---|
| Type | Suspending |
| Depth | 6ft |
| Hook | KATSUAGE OUT-BARB #6 |
| Length | 4-1/3in |
| Weight | 1/2oz |
Once the closely-guarded secret of the pros, the VISION ONETEN jerkbait quickly became a staple among professional and amateur anglers alike, setting the standard for tournament fishing nationwide.
The profile, one-of-a-kind darting action, balancing system and realistic color patterns all contribute to the incredible fish-catching ability of the ONETEN. The tungsten Multi-Way Moving Balancer System (PAT.) not only fuels unparalleled action and huge flash, but also powers bombing casts. This deadly package is finished off with three Megabass original Katsuage Out-Barb treble hooks, designed to increase hookup percentages with superior light-wire penetration.
The ONETEN excels when water temps are between 38 to 70 degrees. During this time (especially from November to April in most U.S. waters), the VISION ONETEN is excellent when fishing points, flats, rocky banks, bluffs, or above submerged grass beds. However, the ONETEN is also deadly around boat docks in the heat of the summer, so it is common to see a ONETEN on the front deck of tournament boats year-round.
The VISION ONETEN is at its best when fished with 6lb. to 15lb. fluoro, with a sweet spot in the 10-12lb range. Line diameter will affect the depth the ONETEN is able to reach, running nearly 7 ft. deep on 6lb. test, to around 4 ft. on 15lb. test.
Chasing bass on places like Lake Ontario where there may be up to 50 feet of visibility, there were occasions when Ontario pro and guide Nick Cousvis knew he was in the right area but could not get the fish to the boat. He could’ve been crushed, but instead he set about to deconstruct and …
Bass fishing’s intrigue is amplified by the mercurial nature of its quarry, particularly noticeable in the winter months. February marks a nuanced shift in bass behavior, influencing how they respond to jerkbaits—a critical lure in the angler’s winter arsenal. This period signals the onset of pre-spawn activities, nudged by lengthening days and a gradual rise …
Veteran Missouri bass pro Randy Blaukat had a front-row seat for two critical inflection points in jerkbait fishing history: First, by virtue of geography, he learned from some of the old Ozarks masters how to customize and fish some of the original lures of the genre; and second, by virtue of his relationship with Japanese …
Tune in as Megabass Pro, Chris Zaldain breaks down his Vision Oneten FX jerkbait tactics for highly pressured clear water smallmouth.
While most enthusiast bass anglers prefer casting gear, spinning rods for jerkbaits have many benefits. Kenichi Iida, shares 3 practical reasons a spinning combo enhances jerkbait fishing under certain circumstances. He expands on the importance of casting distance, flexibility with cadence and the angle the rod can be worked relative to the bait as well …
When selecting jerkbait colors, Megabass pro, Randy Blauakt breaks down how he chooses patterns for the most success. It just might surprise you how he answers. Jerkbaits can be one of the most difficult ways to learn to catch fish, with so many variables affecting success, but by breaking down three basic starting points to …
