28g Red Head Jig Lure Sure-Strike Pro 28 White 8.5cm with Assist and Treble Hooks

A Lighter Red and White Jig for Coastal Fishing

The Red Head Sure-Strike Pro 28 combines a red head with a white body in a compact 28g metal jig. Its 8.5cm baitfish profile suits coastal casting and jigging while the fitted front assist hook and rear treble hook complete the hook arrangement.

Choose this red head jig lure as a colour option for cloudy days and choppy water particularly during morning and dusk sessions. Kahawai kingfish and snapper are the suggested targets for this pattern. Use these conditions as a starting point then adjust your depth and retrieve to match the baitfish and activity around you.

The 28g version offers a lighter alternative to the Red Head Sure-Strike Pro 40 while retaining the same stated 8.5cm body length. Choose it when 28g better matches your rod’s casting range and fishing conditions. Consider water depth and current as well because you need to maintain contact with the lure as you work it.

Key Features

• 28g metal body for coastal casting and jigging.
• 8.5cm baitfish-style profile.
• Red head fading into a white body.
• Front assist hook with red binding and reflective strands.
• Rear treble hook attached through a split ring.
• Prominent eye detail.
• Supplied individually with both hooks fitted.

Specifications

• Model: Red Head Sure-Strike Pro 28.
• Product type: Metal jig lure.
• Quantity: One lure.
• Weight: 28g.
• Body length: 8.5cm.
• Colour: Red head with a white body.
• Hook arrangement: Front assist hook and rear treble hook.
• Suggested conditions: Cloudy days and choppy water.
• Suggested time: Morning and dusk.
• Suggested target species: Kahawai kingfish and snapper.
• Fishing methods: Coastal casting and jigging.

Benefits

1. The 28g weight provides a lighter option for matching your lure to your rod and fishing conditions.
2. The contrasting red head and white body add a distinct colour choice to your coastal tackle selection.
3. The 8.5cm body retains a baitfish-style profile when moving down from the heavier 40g version.
4. You can vary the presentation with steady retrieves short lifts and pauses.
5. The single-lure format lets you add this colour and weight without purchasing a complete set.

Common Questions

• Q: Why choose the 28g version instead of the 40g version?
  A: Choose the 28g version when you want a lighter lure or when it better matches your rod’s casting range. Consider depth and current too because you need enough control to work the lure at your chosen depth.
• Q: When should I use the red head colour?
  A: The colour guide suggests cloudy days and choppy water particularly during morning and dusk sessions. Adjust your lure choice according to fish activity and the available baitfish.
• Q: Which fish can I target?
  A: Kahawai kingfish and snapper are the suggested targets for this pattern. Match your complete tackle setup to the species and fishing location especially when targeting kingfish near structure.
• Q: How should I retrieve it?
  A: Try a steady or faster retrieve around actively feeding kahawai. To explore deeper water allow the lure to sink before using controlled lifts pauses and changes in speed. Avoid dragging the exposed hooks through rocks or weed.
• Q: What rod should I use?
  A: Use a rod with a casting rating that includes 28g. Match your reel line and leader to your target species and surrounding terrain.
• Q: Does it include both hooks?
  A: Yes. The Red Head Sure-Strike Pro 28 comes fitted with a front assist hook with reflective strands and a rear treble hook.
• Q: How many lures are included?
  A: This product contains one Red Head Sure-Strike Pro 28 lure.
• Q: How should I care for it after fishing?
  A: Rinse gently with fresh water after saltwater use and allow it to dry before storage. Inspect the hooks split rings and assist cord regularly and handle the exposed hooks carefully.

Summary

The Red Head Sure-Strike Pro 28 offers a contrasting red and white finish in a lighter 28g metal jig. Its 8.5cm baitfish profile and fitted hooks suit coastal casting and jigging. Try it during cloudy morning or dusk sessions then vary your depth and retrieve when targeting kahawai kingfish or snapper.