• Length: 3" (78mm)
• Weight: 3/8oz.(9.2g)
• Class: Suspending
• Belly: #6
• Hook Tail: #6
• Line: 10-12lbs

Приманка серии Pointer обеспечивает динамичное и мощное движение при скольжении из стороны в сторону. Несмотря на малый размер Pointer 78 гарантирует дальность заброса и способен привлечь любого хищника. Он незаметно атакует ничего не подозревающего хищника. Это оптимальный выбор для рыбака, увлеченного активной рыбалкой. Способность к атаке Pointer 100 ничем не уступает Pointer 78. Pointer 100 – рывковая приманка, захватить которую захочет любая рыба. Pointer 128 на сегодняшний день – самый крупный в этой серии, его движения самые естественные. Pointer – это действительно «чудо-приманка», воблер № 1 для искушенного рыболова.

Within each Pointer 78 is the essence of Lucky Craft’s dedication to precision in design and function. “The Pointer 78 is Lucky Craft’s crown jewel,” says Skeet Reese. “As long as the visibility is 18 inches or better, I’ll have one tied on.”
Due to its size and vast array of intricate color patterns, the 78 mimics nearly any baitfish, from shad and herring to sunfish and shiners. “Originally, the 78 was used as a schooling bait when targeting bass in open water during the summer and fall,” Reese says. “But as more fishermen began using them across the country, it became apparent the bait had no boundaries in terms of seasons, species or regions. It’s deadly on summer smallmouth in the northeast, pre-spawn largemouth in the south or wintertime spotted bass. It’s truly a universal lure.”
Reese ties a 78 to a 7-foot medium action rod and casts it on 8- to 20-pound line.
“Ideally a 78 will reach 4 to 5 feet on 8-pound test,” he says. “But if I’m jerking the bait around shallow heavy cover like grass or wood, I have no problem tying it to 20-pound test. It won’t go as deep, but heavy line does not impede the action.”
Reese also warns anglers about over working a Pointer 78.
“There’s no need to violently jerk or snatch this lure,” he adds. “It’s most effective side-to-side cadence is found with firm twitches and short pauses.” “It’s deadly on summer smallmouth in the northeast, pre-spawn largemouth in the south or wintertime spotted bass. It’s a truly universal lure.” — Skeet Resse