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Jackson Qu-On Blank Shot 450 Lures

Jackson Qu-On Blank Shot 450 Lures

The Jackson Blank Shot Lure is a medium profile deep cranking lure for chasing big Flathead, Mangrove Jack, Barramundi and Murray Cod out of deep holes or around structure.

The Blank Shot dives to around 15ft very quickly due to its large flat bib, and works best with a slow roll retrieve. One of the big advantages of the Jackson Blank Shot is the unique bib design, which allows the lure to work its way over the top of structure and off the ground much better than your typical deep diving bibbed lure because of the angle on the end of the bib. Add to this its ability to float quickly, which allows you to work it right into the strike zone behind structure, pause for it to float above it, and then work it straight back down into the strike zone on the other side.

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The Jackson Blank Shot Lure is a medium profile deep cranking lure for chasing big Flathead, Mangrove Jack, Barramundi and Murray Cod out of deep holes or around structure.

The Blank Shot dives to around 15ft very quickly due to its large flat bib, and works best with a slow roll retrieve. One of the big advantages of the Jackson Blank Shot is the unique bib design, which allows the lure to work its way over the top of structure and off the ground much better than your typical deep diving bibbed lure because of the angle on the end of the bib. Add to this its ability to float quickly, which allows you to work it right into the strike zone behind structure, pause for it to float above it, and then work it straight back down into the strike zone on the other side.