Fox Rage Bladed Jig 17g Bleak

Fox Rage Bladed Jig 17 g Bleak — Maximum vibration for aggressive strikes

The Fox Rage Bladed Jig combines a pulsing silicon skirt with an articulating blade to create irresistible movement and vibration that triggers predators to attack.

Dual-action attraction system

The multi-strand silicon skirt pulses with every retrieve while the high-quality articulating blade delivers strong vibrations through the water column. This combination of visual and lateral-line stimulation makes the lure highly effective in both clear and murky conditions. The highly-detailed jig head features realistic 3D eyes that add to the lifelike presentation.

Versatile rigging options

Fish it as a standalone jig or enhance it with a soft plastic trailer mounted on the ultra-sharp 3/0 single hook via the integrated connection point. The included snap link allows quick lure changes, while the robust construction handles repeated casts and aggressive strikes from big perch, zander, pike and other predatory species.

Choose the right variant

The Fox Rage Bladed Jig is available in four weights and colour patterns to match different fishing scenarios:

• 12 g Bleak — lighter presentations, shallow water, smaller baitfish profiles, finesse approach for pressured fish

• 17 g Bleak — all-round weight for medium depths, versatile retrieve speeds, ideal for perch and zander in 2–5 m

• 21 g Bleak — deeper water, faster sinking, stronger current, larger predators

• 28 g Bleak — maximum casting distance, deep zones, pike and big zander, heavy cover

• Pike — bright flash for murky water and low-light conditions

• Black & Gold — high contrast for stained water and night fishing

• Table Rock — natural shad imitation for clear water

Facts

• Lure weight: 17 g

• Hook: ultra-sharp, super-strong 3/0 single hook

• Colour: Bleak (silver baitfish imitation)

• Action: vibration, pulsing skirt, articulating blade

• Includes snap link for quick changes

• Compatible with soft plastic trailers

• Target species: perch, zander, pike, other predators