$17.99
| MSRP: | $17.99 |
|---|---|
| Length: | 3 in |
| Weight: | 1/4 oz |
| Depth: | 4 ft |
| Type: | Slow Foat |
| Hooks: | #8 |
The X-NANAHAN finesse jerkbait is a fusion of the ideals of Shinji Sato, one of Japan’s foremost jerkbait anglers, and the engineering of Yuki Ito, creator of dominant jerkbaits like the VISION ONETEN. To harness superior castability in a small jerkbait minnow profile, the X-NANAHAN’s body is carved from a high-volume block, which results in a visually tight silhouette with greater precision. Air resistance has been thoroughly reduced to achieve overwhelming long-distance castability that surpasses the standard distance of 70mm-class minnows.
The unique shape of the minnow, guided by the latest in hydrodynamics, provides excellent swimming response and intuitive handling. X-NANAHAN’s subtle action and flash reproduce the minute waves and flickering appeal of baitfish in an extremely realistic manner. Additionally, when twitched, X-NANAHAN bursts to life with a dynamic jerking and darting action that sets it apart from the school. The X-NANAHAN is a next-generation finesse minnow that pursues the “ultimate” in responsiveness.
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Product video: https://youtu.be/gj7AL0LWzds
Japan Pro Staff Video: https://youtu.be/v0epxyjgzdc
Made by a Meister Fine Art Finish lures are painted on the third floor of the company’s main factory in Hamamatsu, Shizuoka Prefecture. While printing has long been used by many makers to create realistic finishes, Megabass prefers the artistry inherent in painting. Regardless of lure material, the assembly, polishing, leveling and painting are all …
Tune in as Megabass Pro, Chris Zaldain breaks down his Vision Oneten FX jerkbait tactics for highly pressured clear water smallmouth.
One of the biggest myths in bass fishing, is that jerkbaits are limited to pre-spawn fishing. While this time of year is indeed the best times to throw a jerkbait, the lure remains productive all season long, especially given the profile and color options we see today. Fishing the Vision Oneten Jr for late summer …
Learn how to catch more fish on a finesse jerkbait from Megabass pro, Randy Blaukat. Randy has trusted the effectiveness of the X-80 for years, and it continues to put fish in the boat!
While most enthusiast bass anglers prefer casting gear over spinning, the latter has some definite advantages when fishing jerkbaits. Megabass Product Manager, 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 …
Each year, we learn more about the potential of the jerkbaits and refine our understanding of lure selection for every season and situation an angler will encounter. Jerkbaits have many different strike triggering qualities, including profile, color, action, water displacement and sound. At various times throughout the year, each one of these qualities can mean …
Megabass expands their jerkbait lineup with the VISION ONETEN+2, a new class of jerkbait that delivers the tournament-proven ONETEN action in the 12-foot depth range using 12lb fluorocarbon. Professional bass angler Chris Zaldain explains why getting deeper can mean more bass in a lot of situations. For one, bass often suspend off the edge of …
Take a closer look at the Kanata Jerkbait with Edwin Evers. Watch as he breaks down some of the features of this bait, including when he likes to fish it, and what type of rod and reel setup he prefers.
Megabass Pro Edwin Evers shares his insight on the X-80 Trick Darter and ITO Shiner, two sleeper jerkbaits that are go-to’s in the warmer months, and when targeting aggressive feeders. Both lures feature taller backs and shiner-like profiles that allow them to dart even harder than the Vision 110! Find out when and where pro’s …
Even after 20 years of fishing professionally, there are still nuances to be learned in jerkbait fishing. The role of sound is one, and Bassmaster Elite angler and Megabass Pro Edwin Evers shares a few lessons learned fishing the Vision Oneten for the past decade, and introduces viewers to the brand new Vision Oneten Silent–including …
Without a doubt, April is one of the favorite months for bass anglers throughout most of the country. The fish are moving shallow in large numbers and therefore tend to be easier to catch this time of year than at just about any other time. Depending upon which area of the country you live in, …
While you can catch fish on jerkbaits all year, there is a specific window of time on each body of water across the country when you stand the best chance to catch a huge bass. This window varies depending what part of the country you live in, and it may vary from year to year …
