Tuna Striker Fishing Lure
Tuna Striker Fishing Lure – Bar Jacks' Premier Offshore Trolling Lure
The Tuna Striker Fishing Lure by Bar Jacks is one of the most proven offshore trolling lures in South Florida waters. Engineered to run clean at trolling speeds and trigger aggressive strikes from blackfin tuna, yellowfin tuna, and wahoo along the Gulf Stream, the Tuna Striker is built by offshore anglers who fish these waters every week.
Rigged with lifelike squid-style skirts over a durable trolling head, the Tuna Striker has produced results on the 100–400 foot ledge off Fort Lauderdale from September through May — peak tuna season in South Florida. Whether you're running a spread of six rods or targeting the color change on a solo mission, the Tuna Striker earns its spot in your trolling rotation.
Why the Tuna Striker Works
- Lifelike Squid Skirts – Mimics the natural forage of offshore tuna and pelagic species
- Trolling-Optimized Head – Designed to run clean and bubble consistently at offshore trolling speeds (6–10 knots)
- Proven on Blackfin & Yellowfin Tuna – Tested extensively in South Florida's Gulf Stream
- Also Effective on Wahoo & Mahi – A versatile offshore trolling lure that covers multiple species
- Durable Construction – Built to handle the rigors of offshore trolling and the fight of large pelagic fish
- Ready to Deploy – Pre-rigged and ready to clip onto your outriggers and flat lines
How to Fish the Tuna Striker
Troll the Tuna Striker at 6–9 knots in a standard offshore spread. Short rigger, long rigger, and flat line positions all produce. Works especially well when fished over bait balls or along weed edges where blackfin tuna are feeding. Bar Jacks anglers have had consistent success running the Tuna Striker on the Gulf Stream color change during tuna season.
Pair with the Tuna Tail Up Performance T-Shirt or the Navy Tuna Performance Snapback Hat for the complete offshore tuna fishing look. Also see the Full Bar Jacks Lure Collection.
Rig it up. Run it offshore. The tuna striker delivers. – Bar Jacks Fishing