Geecrack Stealth Seven

GEECRACK’s STEALTH 7 is an Alabama rig developed around the concept of creating a presentation that is less likely to alert fish and resembles the appearance of an actual school of baitfish. After many days of field testing, the wire material and angles were carefully evaluated. Rather than using a structure that can be compactly disassembled and stored like the previous model, all seven wires are welded in the open position up to the joint. This helps maintain the angle of the umbrella section, reduces metal fatigue, and ensures strength. The design makes the wire angles less likely to deform during casting or use, helping maintain the intended school formation.

The rig uses black-nickel-finish wires designed to be less noticeable, while the seven wires and hammered willow blades create the appearance of a dense school of fish. The center wire is equipped with a swivel featuring a movable shaft to reduce line tangles and line twist during casting, and each wire is fitted with a Japanese-made original reinforced snap. The center wire measures 250 mm, the surrounding wires measure 105 mm, and the weight is 17 g. One recommended setup pairs a Gyro Star 3-inch with a Conehead JR Blade #2/0, 1/16 oz. The recommended rod is the Double Dutch DD-80XXH Iron Bumper, with 22–25 lb fluorocarbon line and a standard-gear-ratio reel.