Yo-Zuri R1157 Bonita Lure Skip Jack Tuna

The Yo-Zuri Bonita lures are specifically designed to be used for trolling, either behind a trolling lead or directly from the rod tip. These lures are incredibly effective when it comes to targeting Wahoo and Tuna species. They are suitable for trolling at speeds ranging from 6 to 15 knots and exhibit a tight swimming action that mimics real fish movements. Furthermore, Yo-Zuri's innovative color change technology is incorporated into the top surface of the lure, while the sides display a sleek scale pattern. To ensure durability and strength, the lure is constructed using Yo-Zuri's proprietary “Power Body” stainless steel wire-thru construction. Additionally, the lure is equipped with flat forged stainless steel hooks and stainless steel ball bearing swivels. Notably, the eyes of the lure are extra large, providing added attraction to the target species.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. Can I use the Yo-Zuri Bonita Lure for trolling?

Yes, the Yo-Zuri Bonita Lures are specifically designed for trolling, either behind a trolling lead or directly from the rod tip.

2. What species can I target with the Yo-Zuri Bonita Lure?

The Yo-Zuri Bonita Lure is highly effective for targeting Wahoo and Tuna species.

3. What is the recommended trolling speed for the Yo-Zuri Bonita Lure?

The Yo-Zuri Bonita Lure is suitable for trolling at speeds ranging from 6 to 15 knots.

4. Does the lure mimic real fish movements?

Yes, the Yo-Zuri Bonita Lure exhibits a tight swimming action that mimics the movements of real fish.

5. What special features does the Yo-Zuri Bonita Lure have?

The Yo-Zuri Bonita Lure incorporates Yo-Zuri's innovative color change technology on the top surface of the lure, while the sides display a sleek scale pattern. The lure is also constructed using Yo-Zuri's “Power Body” stainless steel wire-thru construction for durability and strength. It is equipped with flat forged stainless steel hooks and stainless steel ball bearing swivels. The lure also has extra large eyes, providing added attraction to the target species.