Berkley Pro-Tech 38mm Deep Brimz

Berkley has taken everything they’ve learned from thousands of Pro Team hours on the water. These hours were spent casting at one of Australia’s most popular bread and butter species. They took the multitudes of experience and turned it into the Pro-Tech 38mm deep Brimz. Every vital detail has been covered from castability, the frequency of the action, to the rate of rise when it pauses. Whether you’re working rock walls or slow rolling it along the side of an oyster lease, fish can’t help but climb all over it.

The Berkley Pro-Tech 38mm deep Brimz is available in ten great colours and shallow and deep models to suit all types of crank-baiting conditions.

The Pro-Tech range emerged from extensive research and development conducted in Berkley's laboratories. It progressed to rigorous on-water testing, involving countless hours spent with Berkley's team of expert anglers. These valuable hours in real conditions and with real fish have greatly contributed to the success of their products. Through a process of trial and refinement, encountering both failures and successes, every aspect of the Pro-Tech range has been meticulously honed. This includes factors like action and sink rate. This thorough process guarantees that each new Berkley product is scientifically validated to enhance fishing success.

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A hard body lure is also known as a hard bait or crankbait. It is a type of fishing lure that is made from rigid materials such as wood, plastic, or metal. Unlike soft plastic lures, hard body lures do not have a flexible or pliable body. Instead, they typically have a solid and durable construction.

Hard body lures are designed to imitate the appearance and swimming actions of various prey species. Such species include small fish and insects. They usually feature a detailed, painted finish and may have features like realistic eyes or rattling chambers to attract fish.

These lures are equipped with hooks and often have diving lips or weighted designs that allow them to dive and swim at specific depths in the water. Anglers can use different retrieval techniques, such as a steady retrieve, twitching, or jerking, to make the lure mimic the movement of injured or fleeing prey.

Hard body lures are popular for freshwater and saltwater fishing and effectively target a wide range of game fish species. They are versatile and can be used in various fishing environments, including lakes, rivers, streams, and coastal areas.