Jackall Anarchy

JACKALL’s ANARCHY is designed to combine the cover-deflection performance required of a rubber jig with controllability when jig stroking. The head features raised edges on both sides, making it less likely to roll onto its side upon contacting obstacles and helping prevent snags. The line eye is positioned and shaped to keep the knot from shifting forward easily. By allowing the head to contact obstacles before the line does, this design helps reduce line damage and produces a stable jig-stroking action.

The hook is a high-strength model with a rear-barb design, positioning the barb toward the bend. The design allows the barb to engage after the hook point has penetrated, and the hook is treated with low-friction PTFE. The oval-shaped brush guard is configured with a different length and number of bristles for each weight. If the guard feels too strong, it can be adjusted by cutting it rather than pulling out the bristles. In addition to a keeper made from the same material as the head, the worm keeper also features a wire keeper, designed to minimize interference during hook-setting and when slipping through cover. The Standard Rubber model uses 0.4 mm-thick silicone rubber for the 5 g and 7 g models, and 0.5 mm-thick silicone rubber for the 9 g, 11 g, and 14 g models. The Power Flare model uses 1.0 mm-thick rubber for all weights, producing greater water displacement and resistance while supporting pinpoint presentations by reducing subtle vibrations and travel distance during the fall. The rubber and brush guard can also be adjusted by cutting.