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Mahi Striker Fishing Lure

$15.00 $22.00
Proveedor Bar Jacks

Mahi Striker Fishing Lure – Bar Jacks' Top Offshore Mahi Trolling Lure

The Mahi Striker Fishing Lure by Bar Jacks is designed to trigger aggressive surface strikes from the most exciting offshore gamefish in the Atlantic — the mahi-mahi (dolphin fish). Engineered for trolling the weedlines and color changes of South Florida's Gulf Stream, the Mahi Striker is a proven performer when the dolphin are schooling and feeding on top.

With lifelike squid-style skirts and a surface-running design, the Mahi Striker creates the kind of bubble trail and flash that pulls mahi off weedlines and out of schools for explosive surface strikes. Bar Jacks anglers have fished this lure on the 400–700 foot Gulf Stream weedlines during peak mahi season — April through July — with outstanding results.

Why the Mahi Striker Works

  • Surface-Running Design – Creates the bubble trail and action that triggers mahi strikes at the surface
  • Lifelike Squid Skirts – Mimics the natural forage of mahi-mahi in open water
  • Proven on Weedlines – Specifically designed to work along the Gulf Stream weedlines and color changes
  • Also Effective on Wahoo & Tuna – A versatile offshore trolling lure
  • Durable Construction – Built for the offshore marine environment and the power of large dolphin fish
  • Ready to Deploy – Pre-rigged and ready for your trolling spread

How to Fish the Mahi Striker

Troll the Mahi Striker at 6–9 knots along weedlines, color changes, and floating debris — anywhere mahi congregate. Works best as a short rigger or flat line lure where it can create maximum surface action. During peak mahi season, fishing the Mahi Striker behind the boat while working a weedline can produce multiple strikes from a single school of dolphin fish.

Pair with the Mahi Runner Performance T-Shirt or see the full Bar Jacks Offshore Fishing Lures collection.

Work the weedline. Strike the mahi. – Bar Jacks Fishing