Nomad Design Shikari 145 Yellow Peril

The Nomad Design Shikari in Yellow Peril is an excellent jerkbait that boasts impressive features designed to lure inshore gamefish. It has a long casting ability and shallow diving capabilities. The lure is also incorporated with an internal tungsten weight transfer system that enhances its performance.

When casting, the internal weight slides towards the tail, ensuring maximum distance. Conversely, when retrieved, it rolls forward, keeping the lure level and balanced. The Shikari jerkbait has proven to be very effective when twitched hard on the retrieve. Its unique erratic action, where the lure turns 180 degrees, often triggers aggressive strikes from inshore gamefish.

Besides, this lure can be trolled with a significant body roll that produces a nose-to-tail wiggling action that makes it highly enticing to predators. It is an excellent option for targeting a wide range of inshore saltwater species such as Redfish, Snook, Seatrout, Striped Bass, among others. With the Nomad Design Shikari 145 Yellow Peril jerkbait, you can expect nothing but a successful fishing experience.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: How far can the Nomad Design Shikari 145 Yellow Peril jerkbait cast?

A: The Nomad Design Shikari 145 Yellow Peril jerkbait has a long casting ability, allowing you to reach farther distances when targeting inshore gamefish.

Q: What action does the Shikari jerkbait have when retrieved?

A: When retrieved, the Shikari jerkbait rolls forward, keeping the lure level and balanced. This unique action often triggers aggressive strikes from inshore gamefish.

Q: Can the Nomad Design Shikari 145 Yellow Peril jerkbait be trolled?

A: Yes, the Nomad Design Shikari 145 Yellow Peril jerkbait can be trolled with a significant body roll, producing a nose-to-tail wiggling action that is highly enticing to predators.

Q: What species can be targeted with the Nomad Design Shikari 145 Yellow Peril jerkbait?

A: The Nomad Design Shikari 145 Yellow Peril jerkbait is an excellent option for targeting a wide range of inshore saltwater species such as Redfish, Snook, Seatrout, Striped Bass, and more.