SPECIFICATIONS
Shikari 115 Slow Floating Saltwater Jerkbait - 4 1/2"
Shikari 145 Slow Floating Saltwater Jerkbait 5-3/4"
Shikari 95 Slow Floating Saltwater Jerkbait 3-3/4"
Shikari 115 Suspending Freshwater Jerkbait - 4-1/2"
Shikari 95 Suspending Freshwater Jerkbait 3-3/4"
THE PERFECT IN-BETWEEN
NEW SHIKARI 115
SALTWATER
When conditions shift and bait sizes change, having the right profile can turn follows into strikes. The new Shikari 115 Saltwater hits the sweet spot—not too big, not too small—with the same savage, erratic Shikari action that sends the lure snapping back on itself. Armed with heavy-duty BKK Viper 4X trebles for hard-fighting saltwater predators, it gives you another size to match the bait, adjust your presentation and get more bites.
SHIKARI 115
SALT or FRESH
Both Shikari 115 models deliver long casts and an erratic, strike-triggering action but each is purpose-built for different water and target species.
Saltwater Shikari 115 - a shallower, slow-floating presentation built around hard-fighting inshore species. It features stronger BKK Viper 4X trebles, saltwater-focused colors and can be cast or trolled at 1–3 knots.
Freshwater Shikari 115 - a level-suspending presentation that holds at 4ft during the pause. Its three BKK 1X trebles and freshwater color range are tailored to Bass, Walleye and other inland predators.
SHIKARI JERKBAIT
Precision Casting for Inshore Predators.
The Shikari is a long-casting, shallow-diving jerkbait designed for explosive strikes. Its erratic twitch-and-pause action mimics fleeing baitfish, making it deadly when twitched or trolled. Built tough with Gorilla Through Wire construction in the 145 model, it’s made to handle hard-hitting predators like Largemouth Bass, Snook, Redfish and Striped Bass.
CRAFTED BY EXPERIENCE
Clear Lake California SHIKARI
Built for maximum casting distance and deadly suspending action, the Shikari delivers aggressive slash turns and erratic darting movement that trigger brutal reaction bites. In this episode of Crafted By Experience, Oliver Ngy showcases why the Shikari has become a go-to jerkbait for targeting pressured fish in shallow water.
