Berkley Pro-Tech Stunna Lure 80mm

A tournament-bred, slow-sinking jerkbait that casts long, darts hard and suspends naturally to convert follows into strikes.

Built in Berkley Labs to win at the highest level, the Pro-Tech Stunna 80 delivers the perfect blend of casting distance, tight control and slow-sink finesse. Work it fast to cover water or rip-pause along rock walls, flats and pontoons—then let that subtle natural sink hover in a fish’s face. Ideal for Australian estuaries and impoundments when predators are keyed on small bait.

Target bream, Australian bass, trout, flathead and estuary perch around edges, weed beds and schooling fish. Outfitted with Berkley Fusion19 trebles for instant penetration and holding power, the Stunna 80 is a confidence bait when conditions are tough and bites are tentative.

Product Features

• Maximum darting action on twitches to trigger reaction bites
• Natural slow sink on the pause keeps the lure in the strike zone longer
• Engineered by Berkley Labs for tournament-level performance and durability
• Long-cast design covers more water and reaches spooky fish
• Fusion19 trebles for reliable hook-up and holding power
• Versatile retrieve: rip-pause, slow roll, burn-and-kill or dead-stick over fish you can see

Product Specifications

Length: 80 mm
Type: Slow-sinking jerkbait
Running Depth: ~0.9 m (retrieve & line angle dependent)
Weight: 6 g
Hooks: Berkley Fusion19 trebles

Frequently Asked Questions

How should I fish the Stunna 80?
Make a long cast, give two to three sharp twitches to make it dart, then pause. Extend the pause in cold water or when fish are following on the sounder.

What species does it suit?
A great choice for bream, bass, EPs, trout and flathead, especially when they’re feeding on small baitfish.

What line and leader are recommended?
Use 6–10 lb braid with a 6–12 lb fluorocarbon leader. Go lighter for bream and trout, heavier around abrasive structure.

Can I use it with forward-facing sonar?
Yes. The slow sink and tight side-to-side dart let you hold the lure on screen and adjust pauses to match fish behaviour.