Trigger reaction bites when fish are following but won’t commit. The Samaki Redic Jerkbait DS100 is a 100 mm, suspending hardbody tuned for long casts, aggressive jerk-pause strikes and a stable dive to 3.0 m+. Built on premium ABS with supersonic welding, BKK 4X hardware and heavy-duty split rings, it’s made to withstand brutal head shakes around snags and rock bars.

Silent internals and a slim profile create a natural presence that excels in clear water and pressured systems. Twitch it beside pontoons for bream and mangrove jack, slow-roll and pause across drop-offs for flathead, or work it with sharp rips along weed edges for bass, yellowbelly and redfin. On the pause it suspends in the strike zone—giving fish time to eat.

If you want a tough, cast-far, suspending jerkbait that consistently converts follows into eats across Australian estuaries, rivers and impoundments, the DS100 is a smart choice.

Product Features

• Suspending, silent jerkbait holds in the strike zone to convert followers
• Deep diving 3.0 m+ to reach drop-offs, ledges and timber edges
• Premium ABS body + supersonic weld for high impact resistance
• BKK 4X trebles and heavy-duty split rings for secure hook-ups
• Realistic 3D eyes & refined profile for a natural baitfish look
• Long-casting design to cover water and reach spooky fish
• Australian-designed for local species and conditions

Product Specifications

Model: Samaki Redic Jerkbait DS100

Length: 100 mm

Weight: 22.5 g

Buoyancy: Suspending

Sound: Silent

Diving Depth: 3.0 m+

Hooks: BKK 4X trebles

Body: Premium ABS construction

Hardware: Heavy-duty split rings, stainless tow points

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What species is the DS100 best for?
A: Designed for flathead, bream, Barra, and mangrove jack, plus by-catch in many estuary and freshwater systems.

Q: How should I retrieve it?
A: Use jerk-jerk-pause to trigger reaction strikes, or slow-roll with short twitches. Lengthen the pause in cooler water or when fish are tentative.

Q: Where does it work best?
A: Estuaries, tidal rivers and impoundments—especially around weed edges, rock walls, pontoons, drains and drop-offs to ~3 m+.

Q: Does it suit braid and leader?
A: Yes. Most anglers run braid main line with a fluorocarbon leader for abrasion resistance and better lure control.