Jerkfly Lure 30cm – Giant Profile, Trophy Murray Cod Weapon

Hunt true giants with the Jerkfly 30cm, the flagship of the range built for Australian impoundments and rivers. This slow-sinking hybrid combines a big, lifelike body with pulsating fibres and a powerful glide to move water, hold depth and trigger reaction strikes from metre-class Murray cod. Its 70 g build casts long, tracks true and stays intact through brutal hits and dogged fights.

Why it wins more big bites

• Maximum presence: A full 30 cm silhouette that stands out in dirty water, low light and deep edges.
• Irresistible action: Erratic glide on the jerk, subtle shimmy on the fall—deadly on long pauses around timber and rock.
• Cod-proof hardware: Heavy-duty body and 2 × 3/0 trebles for confident hook-sets and staying power.
• Versatile depth control: Slow-sink rate lets you work 0.5–4 m across snags, river bends, holes and weed lines.

Best use cases

• Target species: Trophy Murray cod (also effective on big impoundment barra with a rip-and-pause).
• Techniques: Long casts, two or three downward jerks to glide, then extended pauses; or slow-roll with intermittent twitches along structure.
• Where to fish: Standing timber, deep holes, rocky points, shadowed banks and current seams.

Product Features

• Slow-sinking hybrid body that hangs in the strike zone for longer
• Oversize 30 cm profile to draw bites from dominant fish
• Wide glide & shimmy fall to flip predatory switches on the pause
• Heavy-duty construction built for Aussie freshwater conditions
• 2 × 3/0 trebles for secure penetration and holding power
• Long-cast balance (70 g) reduces fatigue while covering water

Product Specifications

Length: 30 cm
Weight: 70 g
Buoyancy: Slow-sinking
Effective Depth: 0.5 – 4 m
Hooks: 2 × Treble 3/0

Frequently Asked Questions

What tackle suits the Jerkfly 30cm?
Use a heavy baitcast or swimbait combo (7'–8' rod rated 20–40 lb), 40–80 lb braid and 60–100 lb fluorocarbon/mono leader.

How should I retrieve it for cod?
Cast long, give 2–3 short jerks to make it glide, then pause 3–6 seconds. Lengthen pauses in colder water or when fish are tight to structure.

Will it work in dirty water?
Yes. The large profile and strong displacement help fish locate it; choose high-contrast tails for extra visibility.

Can I fish it from the bank?
Absolutely—its long-cast weight and controlled sink make it effective from shore and boat.