• Length: 4" (95mm)
• Weight: 3/8oz (12.0g)
• Class: Floating
• Belly: #6
• Hook Tail: #6
• Line: 10-16 lbs

Gunfish – это лучшая приманка класса “pencil popper” для ловли высокоактивного хищника в период с начала лета до конца осени. Хищнику ни за что не устоять перед этим высокотехнологичным воблером огруженным вольфрамом, с удивительной дальность заброса и охватом большой территории благодаря размашистому скольжению и разнообразию движений. При движении приманка производит соблазнительный звук всплеска и пену, что приводит хищника в замешательство и не оставляет равнодушным. Сильный обратный поток, создаваемый размашистым скольжением, способен привлечь хищника даже с глубины 10 футов.

According to Casey Ashley, the Gunfish is everything an angler could want in a topwater lure.
“The Gunfish is the Sammy and a couple other topwater baits all wrapped into one,” Ashley said. “It doesn’t have a deep sound and it’s not sporadic. It’s noisier than a regular Sammy. It chugs along on the top and spits a little, too, because of the cupped face. I love this bait.”
Late April and early May are prime times for the Gunfish in North Carolina and South Carolina, and according to Ashley, it resembles a blue back herring, the main forage on Clarks Hill Reservoir in Georgia.
“My prime day, no matter what lake I’m on, for the Gunfish is a bright sunny day,” Ashley said. “Clouds and sun don’t really affect the Gunfish bite. It is good to have clouds because the bass can’t see you, but that’s why I prefer a 15-20 MPH wind. Then the fish can’t see me at all, but they can definitely see the lure.”
Ashley likes a fast reel and a short rod when fishing the Gunfish.
“I like to work it fast, so I use a 6-foot, 6-inch rod so I don’t work myself to death,” Ashley explained. “If you have a bigger rod, you’re going to wear yourself out. You want the rod tip to do all the work. And I always use braided line. With monofilament, you have a 50 percent chance of hooking the fish because of the stretch. You have no leverage. With braid, your odds are much better.”