Jackall

Jackall Flick Shake 4.8"

Neko rig
Jackall Flick Shake 4.8"
13
Catch Reports
98
Total Fish
21.7"
Biggest Fish
69.3°F
Avg Water
Where to Buy
📝 Editor's Take Thirteen reports and a 21.7-inch best puts the Flick Shake second only to the DriveBeaver in our data, and it gets there a completely different way. Where the beaver is a bottom bait fished around spawning fish, this one shows up across seasons at an average of 70F. The bend molded into the worm is the whole point: on a Neko rig it shakes on a slack line without you doing anything, which is exactly what pressured Japanese fish will eat when a straight worm gets refused. US anglers already own wacky worms. The difference worth copying is the rig - nail-weighted Neko, light line, and long pauses where you move the rod tip and not the bait.

Where & When It Works

🏞️ Hot Lakes

  • Lake Sagami 3
  • Lake Kameyama 3
  • Lake Katakura 2
  • Lake Nanairo 1
  • Lake Biwa 1
  • Lake Iruka 1

📅 Seasons

  • post-spawn 6
  • spawn 5
  • midsummer 1
  • early summer 1

📏 Depth

  • shallow to mid (3–10 ft) 11
  • mid-depth (10–16 ft) 1
  • very shallow (0–3 ft) 1

🎯 Patterns

  • miscellaneous 5
  • bottom contact 3
  • shallow cruisers 3
  • spawn-related 2

Recommended Tackle Setup

Rod
6'4" L class
Reel
spinning reel size 2500
Line
fluorocarbon 4lb

Setup derived from the 13 catch reports where this lure produced fish.

Recent Catches With This Lure

📅 2026-05-30 🏞️ Lake Katakura 🐟 30 fish 🎣 jig
Reported from Lake Katakura in May (early summer season). Water temp 22.0°C / 71.6°F, depth shallow to mid (3–10 ft). Jig technique, shallow cruisers pattern.
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📅 2026-05-19 🏞️ Lake Kameyama 📏 15.0 in 🐟 15 fish 🎣 Neko rig
Reported from Lake Kameyama in May (post-spawn season). Water temp 22.0°C / 71.6°F, depth shallow to mid (3–10 ft). Neko rig technique, miscellaneous pattern, produced 15 fish (largest 38.0 cm / 15.0 in).
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📅 2026-05-17 🏞️ Lake Kasumigaura 🎣 Neko rig
Reported from Lake Kasumigaura in May (post-spawn season). Water temp 22.0°C / 71.6°F, depth shallow to mid (3–10 ft). Neko rig technique, miscellaneous pattern.
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📅 2026-05-17 🏞️ Lake Katakura 🐟 10 fish 🎣 Neko rig
Reported from Lake Katakura in May (post-spawn season). Water temp 21.0°C / 69.8°F, depth shallow to mid (3–10 ft). Neko rig technique, shallow cruisers pattern.
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📅 2026-05-16 🏞️ Lake Kameyama 📏 21.7 in 🐟 19 fish 🎣 no-sinker/wacky
Reported from Lake Kameyama in May (post-spawn season). Water temp 22.0°C / 71.6°F, depth shallow to mid (3–10 ft). No-sinker/wacky technique, bottom contact pattern, produced 19 fish (largest 55.0 cm / 21.7 in).
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📅 2026-05-16 🏞️ Lake Kameyama 📏 20.1 in 🎣 no-sinker/wacky
Reported from Lake Kameyama in May (post-spawn season). Water temp 22.0°C / 71.6°F, depth shallow to mid (3–10 ft). No-sinker/wacky technique, miscellaneous pattern.
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📅 2026-05-16 🏞️ Lake Kameyama 📏 20.1 in 🎣 no-sinker/wacky
Reported from Lake Kameyama in May (post-spawn season). Water temp 22.0°C / 71.6°F, depth shallow to mid (3–10 ft). No-sinker/wacky technique, miscellaneous pattern.
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📅 2026-05-07 🏞️ Lake Sagami 📏 15.4 in 🐟 6 fish 🎣 no-sinker/wacky
Reported from Lake Sagami in May (spawn season). Water temp 17.0°C / 62.6°F, depth very shallow (0–3 ft). No-sinker/wacky technique, shallow cruisers pattern, produced 6 fish (largest 39.0 cm / 15.4 in).
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