Gypsy Jack Introduces Mini Line of Bass Fishing Lures for Fly Fishing

May 14, 2015 - PRESSADVANTAGE -

LEESBURG, VA – Gypsy Jack, LLC introduced a new, smaller line of bass lures for fly fishing May 11.

The three mini top water lures are made from lightweight flexible foam, with each weighing less than 1/32 of an ounce. Their body size ranges from 1/2” to 3/4”. Two of the lures are propeller baits, while the third is a popper. Each features a single, lightweight treble hook and a swivel tie-on to prevent to twisted and knotted leaders.

“These mini lures were designed in response to requests from fly fishermen who are used to casting uber-light flies and lures for trout and bluegill,” explained Gypsy Jack owner Mark Osburn. “Those fishermen can tie on these super-lightweight lures and easily cast for bass using shorter, lighter-rated fly rods.”

The propeller baits, called Savannah Slim and Beetle Buzz, feature opposite body types. While Savannah has a long, skinny, tapered body, Buzz looks like a pot-bellied bug. Each creates a soft sputter courtesy of a free-spinning nickel-plated torpedo propeller mounted above the hook.

The third lure, Cracked Jack, looks like a scaled-down version of conventional bass popper-type baits. Jack’s cupped mouth helps it create a ruckus, while its treble hook is dressed with alluring silicone skirts in a variety of colors.

The lures are available in more than a dozen different color patterns. They can be purchased separately or in bundles of six.

Gypsy Jack is a specialty tackle company offering a wide range of bass lures for fly fishermen and ultra-lite anglers. The company also makes custom-built fly rods.

For more information, contact:

Jan Johnston, Gypsy Jack Public Relations

314 Deer Path Ave. SW, Leesburg, VA 20175

Phone: (703) 409-4115

Email: info@gypsyjack.net

Website: www.gypsyjack.net

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For more information about Gypsy Jack, LLC, contact the company here:

Gypsy Jack, LLC
Jan Johnston
703-409-4115
info@gypsyjack.net
314 Deer Path Ave. SW
Leesburg, VA 20175