At a size that appeals to a wide range of estuary and freshwater species, the Jackall Chubby’s have a tight, wide action that screams for attention. Whether you want to slow roll them over weed beds or stab and dart them among structure the Jackall Chubby’s will convert lookers into scorers. Crankbaiting for light tackle sport fish has exploded in Australia, and it’s thanks to lures like the Jackall Chubby. 

The Jackall Chuuby is the original and the best, the Jackall chubby is the benchmark in chubby minnows and it is the base of what most other chubby minnow shapes are based on. The Jackall Chubby Minnow with its quality construction and Finnish lasts until you lose it to a big fish and we will attest to this at Otto’s Tackle World. What also makes the Jackall Chubby minnow so great is the terminal it comes factory standard with and the fact you have to change nothing. The terminal on the Jackall Chubby is the best in the business and when all the other lures terminal in your tackle box have disintegrated and the Jackall Chubbies has not you will understand why. Many Australian Bream anglers favourite by no stretch of the imagination, the Jackal Chubby Minnow has reached this esteemed reputation by no other means than it catches fish. The most popular of the Jackall Chubbies colour range, Pink eye Suji Shrimp and Suji Shrimp you will find in most  Bream anglers tackle boxes. The range of colours in the Jackall Chubbies arsenal extends far beyond this though. Brown Suji Shrimp, Suji Shrimp and Ghost Gill are also amazing bream catching colours. The Jackall Chubbies have long been proven and will long be proven fish catching lures. 

 

The Jackall Chubby shallow is the ultimate land based bream lure as it can be used in a wide variety of locations. The Jackall Chubby is a personal favourite of Ernesto as a lure to cover ground as it cast like a bullet on light line such as J-Braid 6lb with a light YGK 6lb leader tops. The Jackall Chubby Shallow is a good lure for land-based bream fishing as you can pull it back towards you without scruffing the bottom to much and still getting a good action, If you are using the Jackall Chubby Shallow around really rough structure a trick taught to Ernie by the Great Man Mick Collins is to take the front treble off as it will jump over snags and you will lose a lot less lures.  A good Wayne to use them around oyster leases and rock bars, often a place where big Blue nose Bream Lurk.