Hayabusa Jack Eye Fune Maki Jig 100g – Red Gold

Aggression in Every Drop – Hayabusa Jack Eye Fune Maki 100g Red Gold

The Hayabusa Jack Eye Fune Maki 100g in Red Gold is a high-energy vertical jig built for anglers who want maximum visual impact in the water column. The Red Gold colorway is one of the most aggressive and proven patterns in offshore jigging — combining the strike-triggering power of red with the flash and warmth of gold to provoke reaction strikes from predators that might ignore more subtle presentations.

Why Red Gold is a Proven Offshore Killer

• Red tones — at depth, red shifts toward dark and near-black, creating a high-contrast silhouette that stands out against the water column and triggers predatory instincts in amberjack, grouper, and snapper
• Gold flash — warm metallic shimmer mimics the belly flash of mackerel and other forage fish; highly effective in low-light conditions, dawn, dusk, and overcast days
• Red Gold combination — a classic attractor pattern that works across a wide range of species and conditions, from shallow reef fish to deep pelagics
• 100g weight — ideal for 30–100m depths in light-to-moderate currents; responsive and agile on the retrieve
• Fune Maki body design — compact, center-weighted profile sinks fast and straight; rolls and flutters on the retrieve to mimic a schooling baitfish
• Through-wire construction — handles the explosive runs of large tuna, amberjack, and kingfish without failure

How to Fish It

The Red Gold Fune Maki excels when fish are aggressive or when you need a jig that stands out in a crowd. Use a fast one-pitch-one-jerk retrieve for pelagics, or slow it down for reef species. Particularly deadly at dawn and dusk when the gold flash catches the low-angle light, and at depth where the red creates a dark, high-contrast target that predators lock onto.

Specifications

• Brand: Hayabusa
• Model: Jack Eye Fune Maki
• Color: Red Gold
• Weight: 100g
• Technique: Vertical Jigging / Boat Jigging / High-Speed Jigging
• Target Species: Amberjack, Grouper, Snapper, Kingfish, Tuna
• Recommended Depth: 30–100m
• Hook Setup: Front assist hook recommended; rear optional